suffer from d epression at the time of death. G E T H E L P O R B E T H E H E L P There are too many people who are afraid to get help for their depression or other mental illness because they are embarrassed, scared, or don’t know anyone they can trust. Other people do cry for help but it may come across as dramatic, attention seeking, or selfish when all they really need is someone to listen and to care. Be that someone. Respond to any cry for help with the utmost respect and sincerity. On the other hand, if you are struggling with a mental illness, please find someone who trust, or talk to a professional and get the help you need! Other people care and so should you. “So, please be good to each other. Check on your strong friends who have it together, and your friends who are “too busy” and disappeared. If we can create a world where the stigma of suicide is decreased so people speak out when they are in pain, maybe we can prevent anyone else from dying.” ~Kelechi Ubozoh, Suicide Survivor
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