What to read after Willed Ignorance?

In the face of an alarming reality, where suicide has become the second leading cause of death for young individuals aged 10-14 and 20-34, it is imperative that we confront the unspoken battles waged by those affected. In this poignant and enlightening non-fiction piece, Packard delivers a raw and deeply personal account that resonates with the struggles of countless individuals.

Depression and addiction, a formidable force that silently engulfs one in every five people at some point in their lives, is not a weakness but a crippling illness that affects everyone involved. It reaches far beyond the victim alone, leaving indelible scars on the survivors who grapple the unanswered questions, guilt, and grief.

Through her own journey, Packard offers a lifeline of understanding and compassion to those enduring similar circumstances. By sharing her experience, she provides invaluable, personal, and statistical knowledge to empower readers in navigating their own paths toward understanding, preventing, healing, and recovery.

The next person to face the devastating grip of suicide could be someone you love dearly. Let this powerful narrative serve as an urging to shed the cloak of willed ignorance – a decision to evade necessary knowledge, thereby avoiding difficult decisions that such awareness might prompt.

Don’t let ignorance prevail. Join the movement to raise awareness and understanding surrounding suicide.

Together, we can make a difference and save lives.

100% of the net proceeds from its sales will be donated to national and local charities and organizations at the forefront of suicide awareness and prevention