What are the key themes in Brian D Smith's episode with Betsy Thibaud Stephenson about life after suicide?

In that episode with Betsy Thiebaud Stephenson, a few big themes really stand out:

• Telling a story you can live with after suicide: facing guilt, “what ifs,” and choosing a narrative that doesn’t destroy you
• Continuing bonds: Charlie, her son, is very much “still with” her; she speaks of him in the present tense
• Writing through the wound: using raw, early writing (her book Blackbird) as a healing tool
• Multiple losses at once: child, mother-in-law, and dog—all in weeks—and how that reshapes identity and faith in life
• Community and honesty: finding others, speaking the unspeakable, and discovering you’re not alone

Is there a part of that journey—guilt, signs from our kids, or navigating multiple losses—that you’d like me to go deeper into?