Suicide Warnings
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The following are common warning signs of suicide.
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Being preoccupied with death and dying.
Withdrawing from friends and/or social activities.
Having a recent, severe loss (especially a relationship), or threat of a significant loss.
Experiencing drastic changes in behavior.
Losing interest in hobbies, work, school, etc.
Preparing for death by making out a will (unexpectedly) and final arrangements.
Giving away prized possessions.
Having attempted suicide before.
Taking unnecessary risks; be reckless and/or impulsive.
Losing interest in their personal appearance.
Increasing their use of alcohol or drugs.
Expressing a sense of hopelessness.
Being faced with a situation of humiliation or failure.
Having a history of violence or hostility.
Having been unwilling to "connect" with potential helpers.
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Remember: it is always okay to intervene if you suspect someone is at risk. Currently, approximately 85 people per day commit suicide. While most suicides can not be anticipated or prevented, some can be. Simply offering aid, kindness, or encouragement to a fellow in crisis might mean the difference between life and death.
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FCGST
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The following are common warning signs of suicide.
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Being preoccupied with death and dying.
Withdrawing from friends and/or social activities.
Having a recent, severe loss (especially a relationship), or threat of a significant loss.
Experiencing drastic changes in behavior.
Losing interest in hobbies, work, school, etc.
Preparing for death by making out a will (unexpectedly) and final arrangements.
Giving away prized possessions.
Having attempted suicide before.
Taking unnecessary risks; be reckless and/or impulsive.
Losing interest in their personal appearance.
Increasing their use of alcohol or drugs.
Expressing a sense of hopelessness.
Being faced with a situation of humiliation or failure.
Having a history of violence or hostility.
Having been unwilling to "connect" with potential helpers.
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Remember: it is always okay to intervene if you suspect someone is at risk. Currently, approximately 85 people per day commit suicide. While most suicides can not be anticipated or prevented, some can be. Simply offering aid, kindness, or encouragement to a fellow in crisis might mean the difference between life and death.
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FCGST
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