I Survived, You Can TOO!

Dear Suicide, was written to present information on a subject that is not spoken about openly. Suicide has been an increasing trend among the young and elderly. In order to reduce the numbers of people that complete or attempt suicide, we must first begin with having those tough conversations. It is my hope that you will be able to use this book as tool to get the conversation started. I pray that this book finds its way to whoever needs it. That it is a game changer for the world, and helps to save one life at a time. Remember, suicide is a permanent fix for a temporary situation. You do not wake up the next day, week, month, or year. Know that even when life is rough, YOU can MAKE it through. Life is hard, but there is a reason why GOD continues to wake you up daily. YOUR story is not over yet. Be Encouraged!

DeVaunier’ Cannon was born and raised in Killeen, Texas, and is currently residing in Dallas, Texas . She received her bachelor’s degree in psychology, and a minor in sociology at Sam Houston State University. Ms. Cannon then went on to achieve her master’s degree in social work and earned her license as a master of social work. Before being inspired to write “Dear Suicide,”, she practiced in a mental health hospital as a therapist and case manager with all populations including children, teenagers, adults, and geriatrics. DeVaunier’ has a couple years of experience working in the mental health field, but suicide is a personal battle she has struggled with for most of her life. Not only has she SURVIVED suicide attempts, but she is also an avid helper to those who have experienced or are currently experiencing suicidal ideation. If you want to know when DeVaunier’s next book will be released, or have the desire to interact with others that have similar struggles, please visit her website at dearsuicide.com. You will be provided the opportunity to sign up to receive emails about the next release date, as well as stay connected to other people.