Better Call Daddy

33. Surviving Suicide: Karen Nowicki

In 2020, we have all been put in situations that we never expected. Some of us have learned to grow, some of us are just hanging on. Unfortunately there is also a silent population that literally contemplates their own existence every single day and if there is one thing this podcast has been trying to teach, its that talking about your problems, sharing your feelings, expressing yourself, might be one solution that can help inspire change or at the very least bring understanding and comfort to those who feel alone. Suicide is no secret and on today’s intense episode, we are joined by our friend Karen, who shares this truly remarkable experience of trying to understand why her best friend would even dare to put a gun to his face and gives us ideas on how we can help those who may not be so obviously asking for it. Tune in to Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space for Controversy.
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