After child’s suicide, parents can be engulfed in self-blame and guilt

There’s a stretch of the Jersey Shore where the train line parallels the coast. People living in those towns can hear the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the train’s whistle to the West. Walter Craig hears that train every time it goes by, and that’s about 34 times a day. And every time its whistle blows, he thinks of his son, who died by suicide in 2010 by walking on the tracks.