Mullen's Miracles

10/30/2026

I have a semicolon tattooed on me. It's a reminder of Eric, my journey, and everything that has brought me to where I am today.

Su***de has a way of leaving so many unanswered questions, so much heartbreak, and so many things you wish you could go back and change. Losing Eric changed my life forever. There are days when I still struggle to find the words for what that feels like.

But I also know that his story matters. My story matters. And so does yours.

The semicolon has become a symbol of hope for so many people who have struggled with suicidal thoughts, mental health challenges, or the feeling that they just can't keep going.

If that's you, I want you to know something: You are not finished. Your story is still being written.

And if you've lost someone to su***de, I hope you know that your story doesn't end with that loss either. We carry them with us in ways that words will never fully explain.

That's a big part of why I do what I do. I want people to know they aren't alone. I want us to talk about su***de. I want us to show up for each other before it's too late.

Sometimes all someone needs is to know that someone cares enough to listen.

Keep going. There's more to your story. 💜

- Kathy

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10/28/2026

Today, on National First Responders Day, we want to say thank you. ❤️

Thank you to the police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and 911 dispatchers who show up when someone is experiencing one of the darkest moments of their life. When a su***de crisis happens, your actions, your compassion, and your willingness to step in can mean the difference between life and loss. You have helped save countless lives, and those lives matter more than words can ever express.

But today, we also want to remember the people behind the uniforms and the voices on the other end of the phone.

You spend your days responding to trauma, witnessing heartbreak, and carrying experiences most of us will never fully understand. And while you're busy helping others through their hardest moments, you may be fighting battles of your own.

The CDC has identified first responders as a group at increased risk for su***de, with occupational stress, trauma, depression, and the stigma surrounding mental health all playing a role.
CDC. That reality deserves our attention, not just today, but every day.

You can't pour from an empty cup, and you don't have to carry everything alone. You deserve the same compassion, care, and support you give so freely to others.

To every first responder who has answered the call during a su***de crisis: thank you for being there when someone needed you most. And to those of you who are struggling silently: your life matters, too. You deserve to be saved, supported, and heard.

Much love to all who serve. 💜

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10/27/2026

OCTOBER 27, 2026
🌹 NEW MUSIC VIDEO RELEASE — A ROSE IN BLOOM 🌹 - FEATURING Jeff Pike

Some love stories never end. They simply find new ways to bloom.
Today, Mullen’s Miracles is proud to present the official music video for “A Rose In Bloom,” from our album Live Like There’s No Tomorrow.

Inspired by the memory of Kathy Mullen’s beloved son, Eric, this deeply personal song was born from a mother’s enduring love, her faith in signs from above, and her desire to bring comfort and hope to others who have experienced heartbreaking loss.

Written by Ross Vannelli, A Rose In Bloom is brought to life through beautiful scenery, symbolic imagery, and cinematic storytelling that reflect the emotions of love, remembrance, grief, and healing.

This is more than a music video. It is a tribute to those we have loved and lost, and a reminder that the love we carry for them lives within us through the seasons of our lives.

🌹 In loving memory of Eric and all those who remain forever in our hearts.

We invite you to watch, reflect, and share this video with someone who might need its message today.

Jeff Pike - Vocals and Acoustic Guitar
Ross Vannelli - Keyboards
Chris Blackwell - Electric Guitar
​Mastered by Urei Tropets

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https://youtu.be/pso6Liz-cH0
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10/26/2026

We don’t always talk about the connection between substance use and su***de, but we need to. ❤️

Sometimes, people turn to drugs or alcohol because they’re hurting. Maybe they’re trying to quiet their thoughts, numb grief, escape anxiety, or get through something they don’t know how to talk about. But what starts as a way to cope can make things harder, deepen feelings of hopelessness, and increase the risk of su***de.

That doesn’t mean everyone who struggles with substance use is suicidal. But it does mean we need to pay attention, lead with compassion, and stop treating these struggles like something people should be able to handle on their own.

Red Ribbon Week is a reminder that prevention matters. And to me, prevention goes beyond saying no to drugs. It means helping people understand what’s underneath the pain, making it easier to ask for help, and reminding them that they don’t have to reach a breaking point before someone takes their struggles seriously.

At mullensmiracles.org , we believe these conversations matter. Because we never know what someone is carrying behind closed doors, and we may not realize how much they need someone to notice.💜

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10/26/2026

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10/21/2026

How many young lives have to be lost before we stop treating su***de like a conversation we can put off until tomorrow? 💜

Behind every statistic is a young person with a story that hasn’t finished being told. Someone’s child. Someone’s best friend. Someone with dreams, fears, and a future they may be struggling to see right now.

Su***de is the leading cause of death among people ages 15–24 in the U.S. Let that sink in. These are young people who should be discovering who they are, finding their place in the world, and looking forward to what comes next.

I made a promise to Eric, and I carry that promise with me every single day. I cannot bring my son back, but I can do everything in my power to help prevent another family from experiencing this kind of heartbreak.

I'm asking you to help me. Let's stop being afraid to talk about su***de. Let's learn to recognize the signs, ask the hard questions, and show up for the people who might be hurting more than we realize. You don't need all the answers. Sometimes, being willing to listen and reminding someone that their life matters is where it begins.

Please don't wait until someone is in crisis to learn how to help. Let's prepare ourselves, our families, and our communities to recognize when someone is struggling and know what to do next.

Because no parent should have to make the promise I made. And no young person should have to face their darkest moments feeling like they're alone.

Learn more, find resources, and be part of the change at mullensmiracles.org 💜

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10/19/2026

Grief has a way of showing up when you least expect it. 💙

In the middle of an ordinary day. In a song on the radio. In a moment when something wonderful happens and your first thought is, “I wish they were here.”

Sometimes, the hardest part of losing someone is learning how to live in a world that keeps moving when yours feels like it’s standing still.

And if that’s where you are right now, please know this: you don’t have to rush your healing. You don’t have to be strong every day. You don’t have to find a lesson in your loss or pretend it hurts any less than it does.

You can miss someone and still find joy. You can laugh and still be grieving. You can move forward without ever leaving their love behind.

And on the days when it all feels like too much, you deserve people who understand. People who will sit with you in the hard moments and remind you that you don't have to carry it all alone.

Because love doesn't end when someone is gone. We carry it with us, in a thousand little ways, for the rest of our lives. ❤️

10/16/2026

One thing I’ve learned through my own journey is how much it means to know you’re not alone. Sometimes, hearing someone else’s story can give you hope when you need it most. Sometimes, finding the right resource can make all the difference.

That’s why I want to invite you into our Mullen’s Miracles community! 💜

I created this space because I know how overwhelming it can feel to search for answers, support, or simply someone who understands. I want our community to be a place where you can find stories that touch your heart, resources that help you through difficult moments, and reminders that there is still so much hope to be found.
And you don’t have to be struggling to be here. You might find something that helps you support a friend, a family member, or someone you haven’t even realized is hurting.

Come be part of our community. Read a story, explore our resources, share with someone who needs it, and help me spread a little more hope in this world. You never know whose life you might touch. 💜

Join us here: https://mullensmiracles.impact.app/

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10/14/2026

💜 Sometimes, we all need someone to remind us that we don’t have to face life’s storms alone.

That’s what We Go On is all about. The power of community, the love we share, and the reminder that we’re stronger when we stand together. No matter what you’re going through, there’s a place for you here. 💜

🎶 Listen to We Go On and let its message speak to your heart. Then come be part of our community, where we lift each other up, find hope together, and remind one another that we can make it through.

Find the song and join us at mullensmiracles.org 💜

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