Standing on stage at the Forsyth Conference Center on Monday night, Krista Wagner bared the pain of her son’s death to crowds gathered to hear her speak. “What I have to share with you is difficult,” she said. “But if I gently move over the details because it makes me uncomfortable, the killer suicide continues to win.
“Because it took my son, I am at war with this killer.”
‘The ripple effect starts with each of us’
Locals gather for the second annual ‘Be The Change’ suicide prevention summit


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