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Piers Morgan, Meghan Markle and the difficult message about suicide

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their interview with Oprah Winfrey. Photo PA/(Joe Pugliese/Harpo Productions) The Harry-Meghan interview with Oprah has produced an orgy of publicity, raising serious issues about racism, mental health, the behaviour of the media, privilege and the British Monarchy. The show is deeply dividing people as to what side they’re on. To be honest, although I did watch the programme, it scarcely matters to me which of the parties you’re siding with. I was, however, horrified by some of the reaction to the revelation by Meghan Markle that she struggled with mental health problems and had suicidal thoughts.

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Brotherhood of men develops too infrequently

âI am glad you are here with me. Here at the end of all things, Sam.â â J.R.R. Tolkien,â The Return of the Kingâ The news came as a great surprise. My husbandâs very dear lifelong friend. He had been sick, Stage 4 lung cancer. He was so close to the next trial, but chemotherapy weakened him too much. And my husband and several friends are left with funny and meaningful memories. They might not have gone to the edges of the Earth like Sam and Frodo, but they shared some great adventures. We always hear of âgirlfriendsâ and how important they are, but whether Bernie and Mark or Frodo and Sam, we can be certain âbrofriendsâ are important, too.

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Hello Idaho: Belonging could be the difference between life and death

Hello Idaho: Belonging could be the difference between life and death A leading expert on suicide talks about the importance of checking on your loved ones, especially veterans who may be struggling. Author: Tami Tremblay Updated: 10:37 PM MST February 16, 2021 BOISE, Idaho An Idaho-based nonprofit is focused on helping active military and veterans overcome depression and suicidal thoughts. Recently, One More Day hosted a panel discussion featuring a leading expert on suicide. Approximately 20 veterans die by suicide every day, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. We re just seeing almost epidemic levels of suicide, I know here in Idaho we re getting hit hard, said David Conley, co-founder of the One More Day Veterans Suicide Prevention Program.

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Documentos TV analiza hoy el aumento de los suicidios con la pandemia

Documentos TV analiza hoy el aumento de los suicidios con la pandemia
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Reflecting on the tragedy of physician suicide

Reflecting on the tragedy of physician suicide 6 Shares Recent events in our mid-west region prompted us to bring the topic of physician suicide forward with our residents and fellows. They received this information in a weekly mindfulness email they receive as part of our internal coaching program: Losing a colleague or friend to suicide is a tragedy to those who survive and it can be devastating. With such tragedy can come feelings of sadness, grief and confusion. The feeling of loss that can accompany losing “one of our own” can be terrible. And then many questions often follow. Was the individual depressed or mentally ill. What was the trigger? How much stress were they under? Were there any signs? How could suffering like this have been missed? These will be unanswered questions, forever.

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