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    The document provides information about suicide warning signs and the Lifeline for help. It lists several warning signs that could indicate someone is at risk of suicide, such as talking about wanting to die, looking for ways to end their life, feelings of hopelessness, talking about being a burden. It emphasizes that risk is greater if the behavior is new or has increased, and seems related to a painful event or loss. The summary encourages reaching out to a loved one, friend or yourself by calling the Lifeline for help, as suicide is preventable.

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    The document provides information about suicide warning signs and the Lifeline for help. It lists several warning signs that could indicate someone is at risk of suicide, such as talking about wanting to die, looking for ways to end their life, feelings of hopelessness, talking about being a burden. It emphasizes that risk is greater if the behavior is new or has increased, and seems related to a painful event or loss. The summary encourages reaching out to a loved one, friend or yourself by calling the Lifeline for help, as suicide is preventable.

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    The document provides information about suicide warning signs and the Lifeline for help. It lists several warning signs that could indicate someone is at risk of suicide, such as talking about wanting to die, looking for ways to end their life, feelings of hopelessness, talking about being a burden. It emphasizes that risk is greater if the behavior is new or has increased, and seems related to a painful event or loss. The summary encourages reaching out to a loved one, friend or yourself by calling the Lifeline for help, as suicide is preventable.

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    The document provides information about suicide warning signs and the Lifeline for help. It lists several warning signs that could indicate someone is at risk of suicide, such as talking about wanting to die, looking for ways to end their life, feelings of hopelessness, talking about being a burden. It emphasizes that risk is greater if the behavior is new or has increased, and seems related to a painful event or loss. The summary encourages reaching out to a loved one, friend or yourself by calling the Lifeline for help, as suicide is preventable.

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    The Lifeline

    is FREE,
    confidential, and
    always available.
    HELP
    a loved one,
    a friend,
    or yourself.
    Community crisis centers Learn the
    answer Lifeline calls.
    Warning
    Signs.
    ·
    U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
    Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
    www.samhsa.gov

    Printed 2005 • Reprinted 2011


    CMHS-SVP-0126
    Suicide Warning Signs
    These signs may mean someone is at risk for suicide. Risk is greater if a behavior
    is new or has increased and if it seems related to a painful event, loss, or change.

    * Talking about wanting to die or to * Increasing the use of alcohol


    kill oneself. or drugs.
    * Looking for a way to kill oneself, * Acting anxious or agitated;
    such as searching online or behaving recklessly.
    buying a gun.
    * Sleeping too little or too much.
    * Talking about feeling hopeless or
    having no reason to live. * Withdrawing or feeling isolated.
    * Talking about feeling trapped or in * Showing rage or talking about
    unbearable pain. seeking revenge.
    * Talking about being a burden * Displaying extreme mood swings.
    to others.
    Suicide Is Preventable.
    Call the Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
    With Help Comes Hope

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