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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I assume this means that either you or your partner/DH/DW has a parent who committed suicide. Do either of you engage in counseling to work through that, especially if it was recent? If you do, ask this question of your therapist. If you don't, consider asking your pediatrician or primary care doc their thoughts. Not saying don't ask on DCUM, but seriously, if one of you went through the suicide of a parent, I'd hope you are connected to some sort of structured supports (support groups or therapists), and that is the best place to start with this question. There may be general answers, but some things also depend on your specific family situation and your kids personalities. Talk to someone in detail about this for better advice.[/quote] I agree with this. It's a question to put to a professional. I would think college age or even older, however, I would disclose it with a purposeful conversation than letting something slip out at a family gathering.[/quote]
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