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Elite 11+ Part 75
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Raising a glass to princessmelody, rest in peace :A
Tanku for being part of this thread xFinal cigarette smoked 02/01/18
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TrulyMadly wrote: »Maybe I shouldn't post this........I don't know. I will remove it immediately if anyone wants me too.
There has been lots of research around people who have survived suicide attempts. Almost at the very point of no return, many have changed their minds eg those jumping from bridges who have survived. One of the factors in the higher suicide rates amongst males versus females is the method chosen by men often means there's no going back even if they have changed their mind, no time to make a phone call, it is often very quick and leaves no room for error.
What this research indicates is that the decision can be on a knive edge....excuse the pun:o..........and an intervention at any point can save a life.
It can help to look for an "invitation".......putting ones affairs in order, questioning a throwaway phrase such as "I can't go on like this" etc. I don't believe there's anything wrong with asking "the suicide question". It provides an opportunity to open a conversation, to ask if someone not only has the motivation but the means, then disabling their plan and seeking professional help.
It a also worth remembering that people are not at their highest risk when they are in the depths of depression. At that point they
My next post will be about Topcashback:rotfl:
your right and please dont remove,
a bit positive, today at Bangor we saw a man who was going to jump of a building being talked down after several hours and hopefully now he gets the help he needs and can rebuild his life0 -
this might help any of you having problems with trouts asking....."how did you get an apg that big "
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R.I.P. princess melody x0
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RIP Melody xxxSealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:0
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It takes courage to go, and courage to stay.
if one good thing can come from this tragedy, it is that ppl are talking about this subject and every post helps others to understand the signs and offer their help.im so proud to be part of this thread.
there, by the grace of god, go I.People bring great joy into our lives..some by arriving, others by leaving.im trying to be one of the former, so please bear with
LOVE ME, LOVE MY NEWFOUNDLAND.:A0
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