In this episode, I speak with my friend, Steve Simpson.

Steve is an author, speaker, and advocate for suicide survivors. I want you to know that we're going to talk about it, we're going to have a conversation about it, and we're going to discuss suicide.

As you know, if you have listened to the show for any time, I've dealt with family members, I've dealt with my community, my friends; it is something that happens in this world.

If you're in this position or place where you feel suicidal, you feel like there's no hope, like there's nothing left, I promise you that there is. It may not seem like it right now, and trust me like I fucking get that like life can be incredibly difficult and sad, and I feel like there's nothing to live for, but I promise you that there is and that you are not alone in this.

As for today's show, I'm very honored to bring on my guest Steve Simpson, an author and speaker, and just an amazing human being with an incredibly tragic yet beautiful story. I hope you will find empowerment, hope, happiness, and even some smiles with his silly jokes as we go through. And it's one of my favorite episodes because it's just such a beautiful testament to what our lives can be even if we come through childhood trauma and abuse.

So, if you're in this place in your life where you feel like you need help you need support, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline it's 800-273-8255

 Come and Join Us as we dive into this episode!

-Be Unbroken.

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