Laura Meyer is organizing a day party in Cleveland to destigmatize conversations around suicide, inspired by the loss of her friend Kea Earley, who died by suicide in 2021. The event, set for Saturday, will feature a DJ, food, and mental health resources, emphasizing that discussions about suicide can occur in a casual, supportive environment. Mental health specialist Jessica Vazquez will speak at the event, highlighting the importance of recognizing signs of struggle and connecting individuals with help. In Michigan, Priority Health offers guidance for those coping with the complex grief of losing someone to suicide, urging compassionate support and open dialogue about feelings. Additionally, palliative care experts stress the importance of discussing end-of-life issues with loved ones to ease anxieties and prepare families for inevitable loss. These conversations, though difficult, can ultimately foster understanding and provide comfort during tough times.