Sisters Alisa and Isak took their own lives at the same age in the same place – Sari’s mother talks about her pain on TV

When Alisa died, Sari strongly thought that life must overcome death. He took good care of Isak. Over

In March 2020 Sari Finnen loved ones doubted whether he would survive. That’s why there was someone at Sari’s place for two weeks.

Deep concern had arisen when Sari had already lost her second child within a short time. The fates of Alisa and Isak are told Trauma – traces of suicide in the series.

Both siblings committed suicide in the same place, in the same way and at the same age. Alisa and Isak were only 15 years old when they died. Alisa left her little brother three years earlier in Easter 2017 by her own hand.

In April 2017, Sari lost Alisa. Just three years later, it was the turn of another tragedy. Over

In Trauma, Sari’s mother talks about her grief and how she blames – and on the other hand doesn’t blame – herself.

– Yes, that Isak said that I was a good mother after all, Sari recalls her child’s words.

Isak also told the same thing in his last text message.

– Sorry to ruin your day. But I had to. You’ve been the best mom.

In addition to Sari, the show features Alisa and Isak’s adult cousin Jennika Koistinen.

– You were the best mother for both of us, she reminds Sari.

In order to get rid of the guilt, Sari consciously tries not to look for the culprits in her children’s fates and to tell a story in which she is a survivor.

– I don’t mean that everything is damn fine, he points out.

– I don’t want sad stories in my life.

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You can call Mieli ry’s national crisis hotline anonymously: 09 2525 0111. The crisis hotline is on duty 24 hours a day in Finnish. The Swedish-language line, kristelefon, on 09 2525 0112. Emergency service Monday and Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Crisis Help line in English, 09 2525 0116 Mon and Tue 11am–3pm, Wed 1pm–4pm and 5pm–9pm, Thurs 10am–3pm and Fri 9am–1pm.

For children and young people, the Children’s and young people’s phone of the Mannerheim Child Protection Association is also open in Finnish: 116 111. The children’s and young people’s phone is on duty Mon–Fri from 14:00–20:00 and Sat–Sun from 17:00–20:00. The phone is open every day of the year. The call is completely free and does not appear on the phone bill. In Swedish: 0800 96 116 Mon–Wed 2–5 pm and Thurs 5–8 pm.

Helsinki Mission’s Aamukorva phone service for people over 60 is on duty every morning from 6 to 8 at the number 09 2312 0210.

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Online crisis center Tukinet has a real-time Solmussa chat Mon–Thurs 15–19. Support for young people is provided by Sekasin-chat on weekdays from 9 am to midnight and on weekends from 3 pm to midnight.

Through Tukinet, it is also possible to get longer, up to half a year, online chat support.

In addition, the Mannerheim Children’s Protection Association’s Children and Youth Chat is on duty online every day from 17:00 to 20:00.

Comparative support for loved ones of those who have committed suicide: https://surunauha.net

You can find more instructions regarding assistance here.

Trauma – traces of suicide today on TV1 at 20:00 & Areena. See all TV programs and broadcast times in Telku’s TV guide.

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