What to Say After Someone Dies by Suicide

There are no words for this kind of loss. Your mother's death by suicide doesn't define her life or your love.

I'm so sorry for this devastating loss. Mental illness took your mother, but it can never take the love between you.

The way your father died doesn't diminish who he was to you. I'm so deeply sorry for this loss.

Losing your father this way is unimaginably painful. Please don't carry this alone.

Losing your spouse this way is a unique kind of pain. You don't have to face it alone.

Losing your child this way is unimaginably painful. This is not your fault.

Losing your sibling this way is devastating. Please reach out if you need support.

Losing your friend this way is painful beyond words. I'm here.

I'm so sorry for your loss. There are no words for this kind of pain.

This was not your fault. Mental illness is cruel and unfair.

The way they died doesn't define their life or your love for them.

I won't pretend to understand. I just want you to know I'm here.

Suicide leaves behind so many questions. You don't have to have answers. I'm here.

Please don't carry this alone. This is too heavy for one person.

There is no shame in this loss. Only heartbreak. I'm so sorry.

They were more than how they died. They were loved. That's what matters.

Grief after suicide is complicated. Whatever you're feeling is valid.

I'm here to listen whenever you're ready. No judgment. Just love.

Mental illness is an illness. This is a tragedy, not a choice you could have prevented.

The stigma around suicide is wrong. Your grief is real and deserves support.

I'm so sorry you're facing this. I'm here, no matter what you need to say.

You couldn't have stopped this. Please be gentle with yourself.

Their pain is over now. Yours is just beginning. I'm here for all of it.

This doesn't make sense because it can't make sense. I'm so sorry.

Remember who they were, not just how they died.

May God bring you comfort in this darkest time. This is not your burden to carry alone.

God's love extends to all who suffer. Your loved one is at peace now.