For the Love of David

10/10/2026

09/25/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month, as the month comes to an end, please be a voice for the Mentally Ill. People need to realize Severe Mental Illness is a sickness and we need to start treating it like one, better Medical Professionals, more inpatient facilities, changes at the Federal Level. We are giving rights to people that are not capable of taking care of themselves. We would do this with someone with dementia or cancer ? Help change the narrative about Mental Illness. As David use to say to me, “ I can’t take my unquiet mind “ Be their voice for change. A life just might be saved 💜🩵

09/14/2026

Here are our 2 receipts of The David Milano Adopt A Student Fund. Sammy Harrington and Amir Jenkins, and I feel like a midget in between these wrestlers. I want to give a special thanks to Mike Hasey for putting together a nice little reception acknowledging David’s Memory. Your donations are in this picture. We are changing these 2 young men’s life.

09/13/2026

I think this is the best thing I have ever seen.

09/05/2026

DAVID…….RIP my son 💜🩵

09/01/2026

I know for myself and my family Davids su***de has brought us to our knees. A conversation with David that evening and he seemed ok, eating a salad, asking me what I was doing. Told him I would see him the next day. So that lingering question remains for me. WHY ?? That particular night ? To live with the unknown question’s is unbearable. September is Su***de Prevention Month remembering those that have taken their own life. 💜🩵

September is ***dePreventionMonth, a powerful reminder that there are actions we can all take to look out for each other. 💙

All month, mental health advocates, su***de prevention organizations, survivors of su***de loss, people with lived experience, and community members across the country unite to promote su***de prevention awareness.

Whether you’re a longstanding member of our community or newly involved, you’ll find information about su***de prevention events, programs, and resources that help our community fight this leading cause of death. Learn more at afsp.org/nspm