“Anyone who knows a child whose parent has died by suicide, or anyone with a loved one who has experience with suicide, will find this remarkable book of great comfort. I wish it had been available for those around me when my own mother attempted suicide (unsuccessfully) when I was seventeen. Using the most powerful and compelling medium possible—the voices of children themselves—Requarth brings this crucial issue to the fore, courageously battling the stigma that adds to the suffering of those who are already deeply wounded. This book should be required reading for mental health professionals.”
—Lori Hope
Managing Editor, Bay Area Business Woman News
Author, Help Me Live: 20 Things People with Cancer Want You to Know


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“Writing from her ‘survivor’s heart,’ Margo Requarth makes a significant contribution to the difficult and often misunderstood task of guiding child survivors through the minefield of suicide grief. I recommend this book for parents, caregivers, support group facilitators, educators, clergy, friends and mental health professionals.”
—Mary Pat McMahon
Chair, National Survivor Council—American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
AFSP National Board of Directors

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“Literate and wise—this book offers beautifully organized answers to the haunting questions that nobody ever wanted to hear.”
—Eve R. Meyer, M.S.W., M.H.S.A.
Executive Director, San Francisco Suicide Prevention

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