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The Brian Dagle Foundation — anchored in hope and empowered to support, is dedicated to the healing of grieving adults as well as community education on suicide prevention and awareness.
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Join our mailing list and stay connected with the Brian Dagle Foundation. Learn more about our grief support groups, upcoming community events and news.2022 LAX2LIVE Season Recap
The 2022 LAX2LIVE season was an incredible opportunity for the foundation to start the necessary conversation with hundreds of young men and woman athletes about depression and suicide prevention. These players work hard, study hard, and put so much pressure on themselves, they (and we) sometimes forget to look at them as simply a person – not the athlete and not the student. Our message is this: It’s okay to ask for help. You would ask for help if you…
Thoughts on Grief and Time
Time heals all wounds. It’s time to move forward. It’s time to live again. There’s never enough time. Time to work. Time to play. Time to love. Time to live. Everyone has their thoughts about time, especially after losing someone you think you cannot live without. Time is a friend and time is an enemy. The past few years, time has befriended me. Time has softened the years since Brian’s death. A decade is…
Remembering Brian on His 30th Birthday
This day arrives each year with the anticipation beginning about a month before when the calendar turns to March 2nd. Regardless of the number of years, the hesitation, the anticipations begins again, counting down to April 2nd. This year would have been a milestone year. This year on April 2nd, Brian would have celebrated his 30th birthday. Eleven birthdays without him. Eleven birthdays remembering his smile, his love, his light. Remembering the love while simultaneously honoring the profound loss I feel without him is…
2022 LAX2LIVE Season Recap
The 2022 LAX2LIVE season was an incredible opportunity for the foundation to start the necessary conversation with hundreds of young men and woman athletes about depression and suicide prevention. These players work hard, study hard, and put so much pressure on themselves, they (and we) sometimes forget to look at them as simply a person – not the athlete and not the student. Our message is this: It’s okay to ask for help. You would ask for help if you…
Thoughts on Grief and Time
Time heals all wounds. It’s time to move forward. It’s time to live again. There’s never enough time. Time to work. Time to play. Time to love. Time to live. Everyone has their thoughts about time, especially after losing someone you think you cannot live without. Time is a friend and time is an enemy. The past few years, time has befriended me. Time has softened the years since Brian’s death. A decade is…
Remembering Brian on His 30th Birthday
This day arrives each year with the anticipation beginning about a month before when the calendar turns to March 2nd. Regardless of the number of years, the hesitation, the anticipations begins again, counting down to April 2nd. This year would have been a milestone year. This year on April 2nd, Brian would have celebrated his 30th birthday. Eleven birthdays without him. Eleven birthdays remembering his smile, his love, his light. Remembering the love while simultaneously honoring the profound loss I feel without him is…