By Rocky Hayes, SJ4H Board Member You could save someone’s life…you probably already have. Never underestimate the struggle of anyone in your life. Actions and words do not always pave the way of understanding the pain someone is going through. Anyone, truly anyone,...
Normally when writing a blog post I would discuss the impacts that suicide has on those left behind, the survivors. As I’ve continued to work with families that have been impacted I also have spoken with bystanders who may have been indirectly impacted or knew the...
Suicide within our community has been progressively increasing year over year. The numbers in our state rank among some of the highest in the country. This understandably isn’t an award anyone wants. Even more recent, we have had children taking their lives because of...
By Brad Hearst Recently, I had the privilege of going on a business trip for my employer. After wrapping up the first day of the conference a fellow co-worker and I went to a restaurant for a beer and some recapping. After a day of socializing and presenting my tank...
By Brad Hearst Throughout our life we have many important dates in our lives known as anniversaries. We have wedding anniversaries, class reunions and birthdays that are all dates that represent a positive memory (depending on your age). One anniversary that...
By Brad Hearst This time of year, we hear the phrase, “New Year, New You” thrown around quite a bit. It can have a different connotation to each person. For some this means getting back into a workout routine or restructuring their diet to create a healthier body. For...
