Welcome to Stay in the Light, the podcast from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Greater Philadelphia Chapter.
In this episode, host Chloe sits down with Jason, a first-time participant at the Out of the Darkness Walk, who bravely shares his personal journey through depression and suicide attempts. Together, they discuss the importance of patience in the darkest moments, the simple but profound strategies that have helped Jason keep going, and what it means to find hope in everyday life.
Jason reflects on the value of waiting through pain, the small joys and milestones he might have missed, and the empowering impact of destigmatizing conversations around mental health.
Whether you’re seeking inspiration, support, or a deeper understanding of suicide prevention, this episode offers compassion, courage, and a timely reminder: wherever you are, help and hope are always within reach.
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