The Survivors Podcast
Sometimes we don’t see the pain until it’s too late #depression #depressionawareness
I wish I'd known how much pain my father was in. But I was only 10 and there were no signs that anything was wrong. The truth is, we rarely know the battles people are fighting until it's too late. So if you or someone you know is struggling, please call 988 for help or visit TheHelpHUB.co for menta...
Natasha J. Layton, cohost of The Survivors Podcast, has survived the unimaginable #survivor #healing
Some stories leave you speechless. And Natasha J. Layton’s is one of them. So get ready. In Episode 2 of Season 3, Natasha opens up about the many complex layers of her survival journey—losing 5 brothers to suicide, surviving 3 of her own attempts, enduring sexual & domestic abuse, and growing up in...
Sometimes there is no why. Only pain that ran out of room. #depression #mensmentalhealth #why
A reminder that suic!de isn’t about weakness or choice—it’s about unbearable pain that feels impossible to carry anymore. That’s why my father ended his life. So if someone you love has taken their life, it’s not because they didn’t love you. It’s because their pain left no space for anything else. ...
You’re not broken. You’re just becoming. #growth #healing #transformation
Remember, you’re not broken. You’re just becoming.
