
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Courage doesn’t have to roar; in life after suicide loss, one small ask can unlock support, information, or relief.
Journal prompt: “If Future-Me spoke up today, she’d ask me to…”
What we mean by a “small ask” (so we’re on the same page):
A small ask is specific, short, and time-bound—one clear request that lightens the load. Examples:
A Flicker (Hope) — Relief after a sent message
Often the worst part is holding it. Notice the ease that arrives once the ask leaves your body.
To Rebuild (Healing) — Choose your micro-ask
Pick one:
Take a Step (Becoming) — Send it cleanly
Keep it short, kind, and specific. End with one option for timing. If the answer is no or later, you still gained clarity (and energy).
Choose-your-energy menu:
Food for Thought Today:
Asking isn’t burdening; it’s distributing weight. Every clean request tells your nervous system you’re not alone—and teaches your circle how to show up the way you need.
Exhale. Keep what serves you; leave the rest. I’ll be here again tomorrow. 💜
Support the show
__________________________________________________________________________
Get THE Leftover Pieces APP & don't miss anything! CLICK HERE
💜 The Leftover Pieces is support central for grieving hearts.
🔗 Stay connected: Join my free email community for weekly check-ins, resources, and encouragement.
🌟 For moms: Explore the $9 Lighthouse Community — safe connection, tools, and hope.
🛠 Resources for all grievers: Start here.
🤝 One-on-one grief coaching for moms after child loss to suicide: Learn more here.
📞 Need help now? If you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal thoughts, dial 988 in the U.S. & Canada, or text HOME to 741741.
By Melissa Bottorff-Arey4.9
7474 ratings
Courage doesn’t have to roar; in life after suicide loss, one small ask can unlock support, information, or relief.
Journal prompt: “If Future-Me spoke up today, she’d ask me to…”
What we mean by a “small ask” (so we’re on the same page):
A small ask is specific, short, and time-bound—one clear request that lightens the load. Examples:
A Flicker (Hope) — Relief after a sent message
Often the worst part is holding it. Notice the ease that arrives once the ask leaves your body.
To Rebuild (Healing) — Choose your micro-ask
Pick one:
Take a Step (Becoming) — Send it cleanly
Keep it short, kind, and specific. End with one option for timing. If the answer is no or later, you still gained clarity (and energy).
Choose-your-energy menu:
Food for Thought Today:
Asking isn’t burdening; it’s distributing weight. Every clean request tells your nervous system you’re not alone—and teaches your circle how to show up the way you need.
Exhale. Keep what serves you; leave the rest. I’ll be here again tomorrow. 💜
Support the show
__________________________________________________________________________
Get THE Leftover Pieces APP & don't miss anything! CLICK HERE
💜 The Leftover Pieces is support central for grieving hearts.
🔗 Stay connected: Join my free email community for weekly check-ins, resources, and encouragement.
🌟 For moms: Explore the $9 Lighthouse Community — safe connection, tools, and hope.
🛠 Resources for all grievers: Start here.
🤝 One-on-one grief coaching for moms after child loss to suicide: Learn more here.
📞 Need help now? If you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal thoughts, dial 988 in the U.S. & Canada, or text HOME to 741741.

76,033 Listeners

43,732 Listeners

7,734 Listeners

313 Listeners

12,724 Listeners

28,450 Listeners

13,265 Listeners

112,734 Listeners

410 Listeners

378 Listeners

3 Listeners

10,399 Listeners

20,182 Listeners

13,285 Listeners