From Loss. Toward Life.
by Leon Macfaydenin 🏥 Health & Wellness
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From Loss. Toward Life.
About the Substack
Stories of loss, resilience, and rebuilding for anyone finding their way back to life after devastation.
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- Weekly articles about suicide, trauma, depression and recovery. All my articles are free to read.
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- Help keep my writing free for everyone: Your support allows me to keep writing openly about loss, trauma, depression, recovery and rebuilding.
- Get practical support for life’s hardest moments: Access my growing library of guides, courses and tools, including the Bad Day Protocol.
- Support work that helps people feel less alone: Help me reach more people navigating some of life’s hardest experiences.
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About Leon Macfayden
I write about loss, resilience, and what comes next, drawing on 20+ years of PTSD, depression, and recovery. Certified Master Life Coach, helping people rebuild stability, confidence, and direction.
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