Don’t forget the crisis text line- #741741 available 24 hours with trained crisis counselors
Suicide is not the answer. Don’t hesitate to seek help. The national suicide prevention hotline is 1-800-273 -8355 or #211. There is hope and the future is bright.
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David, I’m so sorry for the loss of your classmate. Suicide is devastating to the entire community.
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Thank you for this David.
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I’m so sorry. Sincerely. I think sometimes we (those who haven’t personally experienced it) forget the lingering effects of such trauma. I will continue to fight for gun safety with you. And may Sydney rest in peace. My condolences to her family and friends. How terribly tragic.
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suicide prevention hotline is assistance but for people sitting in darkness of trauma leading to guilt, anxiety & depression, it takes family & friends recognizing the signs & intervening Do NOT be afraid to intervene if you see signs of a loved one closing off, not eating, etc
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Very good advice Farah.
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