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The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign challenge #iamimperfectlyperfect gets picked up in South East Asia.

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The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign continues to be making moves around the world with the #iamimperfectlyperfect challenge getting picked up by South East Asia and been pushed through University Campus and faculties with the Student Magazines.

Imperfectly Perfect launches it's 'Virtual Hangs' during lock-down to keep us all connected.

The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign ‘Virtual Hangouts’

The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign ‘Virtual Hangouts’

I am so thrilled to be launching the ‘virtual hangs’ initiative during the period of social distancing and perhaps lock-down to anybody who may be going through this. Joining me weekly are some very special guests, faces of the campaign, incredible friends, mentors, and guests coming on board to keep us connected.

We have organised Breath Work Meditations, Cooking Classes to keep routine, Guided Meditation Practise, Live Acoustic Sessions, Fitness Sessions as well as sessions with some amazing professionals in psychology, psychiatry, holistic therapy amongst many.

Running each Tuesday / Thursday in Australia (10:00am)

Running each Monday / Wednesday in the US (5:00pm / 8:00pm)

For more information and to keep informed of all times to gain the session access code; simply email me today at: glenn@imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org or send a direct message with your email. .

3 families, 3 deaths by suicide, and an endless trail of pain, bewilderment & broken dreams.’

Listen to this episode from ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast on Spotify. Auctioneer * Author * Motivational Speaker * Mentor * Nonprofit advocate * Humanitarian. To the outside world, everyone would think that Letitia Frye was the epitome of success (and don't get me wrong, she is) and that she was untouchable, strong and never seen adversity, I mean how could she have, right?!

‘You need to know the story.

In college I fell in love with a boy, we dated for almost 3 years. Through him I met my best friend. One day the boy & I split, my best friend remained. 5 years later I married my best friend. 13 years later we would split, he would go back to being my best friend. Then, after 25 years, the boy from college would return to my life, a broken man from the loss of his brother by suicide. I knew his brother & family so well, he was the last person you would expect. My love said he could never cry when standing over his brother’s body. Our reunion would bring life & love back to him. We got engaged. My former husband & best friend finally succumbs to a quiet internal battle & dies in the exact same manner as my now fiancé’s brother. He too is the last person you expect.

My fiancé & I stand together over his body, my love finally releases the grief of his brother & cries with me over the body of my best friend & father of my children. The grief is beyond words for me, our relationship won’t survive it.

14 months later enters life & love once again. This man makes me feel as though love can heal my broken heart. We fall in love, blend families, eventually get engaged and begin a new life. Then he finds his child death by suicide. Now I stand with him as he cries over his child’s body. I cry, and like my love before with his brother, I too am then released. His grief would be more than our relationship could handle. Trust me, I understand. Now I stand alone. I intend to stay that way. To be a voice for the fallen, & the loved ones left behind. The lines in my face, the pain in my eyes, the tears as they fall are mere traces of the scars left from the tearing apart of my heart.

3 families, 3 deaths by suicide, and an endless trail of pain, bewilderment & broken dreams.’

Letitia Frye