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    Signs of Suicidal Awareness - Sept 6 - Ducot, Catherine Dianne

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    This document lists warning signs that someone may be considering suicide, including talking about wanting to die or being a burden; feeling unbearable pain, sadness, anxiety, rage, emptiness or hopelessness; and changing behaviors such as making a suicide plan, withdrawing from others, taking risks, having extreme mood swings, or changing eating or sleeping patterns. It advises getting help immediately if these signs apply to you or someone you know, especially if the behaviors are new or increasing.

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    This document lists warning signs that someone may be considering suicide, including talking about wanting to die or being a burden; feeling unbearable pain, sadness, anxiety, rage, emptiness or hopelessness; and changing behaviors such as making a suicide plan, withdrawing from others, taking risks, having extreme mood swings, or changing eating or sleeping patterns. It advises getting help immediately if these signs apply to you or someone you know, especially if the behaviors are new or increasing.

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    This document lists warning signs that someone may be considering suicide, including talking about wanting to die or being a burden; feeling unbearable pain, sadness, anxiety, rage, emptiness or hopelessness; and changing behaviors such as making a suicide plan, withdrawing from others, taking risks, having extreme mood swings, or changing eating or sleeping patterns. It advises getting help immediately if these signs apply to you or someone you know, especially if the behaviors are new or increasing.

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    Signs of Suicidal Awareness - Sept 6 - Ducot, Catherine Dianne

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    CATHERINE DIANNE B. DUCOT
    This document lists warning signs that someone may be considering suicide, including talking about wanting to die or being a burden; feeling unbearable pain, sadness, anxiety, rage, emptiness or hopelessness; and changing behaviors such as making a suicide plan, withdrawing from others, taking risks, having extreme mood swings, or changing eating or sleeping patterns. It advises getting help immediately if these signs apply to you or someone you know, especially if the behaviors are new or increasing.

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    WARNING SIGNS

    OF SUICIDAL
    AWARENESS
    THE BEHAVIOR LISTED BELOW
    MAY BE SOME OF THE SIGNS
    THAT SOMEONE IS THINKING
    ABOUT SUICIDE:

    TALKING ABOUT
    Wanting to die
    Great guilt or shame
    Being a burden to
    others

    FEELING
    Unbearable emotional or physical pain
    Extremely sad, more anxious, agitated,
    or full of rage
    Empty, hopeless, trapped, or having no
    reason to live.

    CHANGING BEHAVIOR
    SUCH AS:
    Making a plan or researching ways to die
    Withdrawing from friends, saying good bye, giving
    away important items, or making a will
    Taking dangerous risk driving extremely fast
    Displaying extreme mood swings
    Eating or sleeping more or less
    Using drugs or alcohol more often

    If these warning sigs apply to you or someone


    you know, get help as soon as possible,
    particularly if the behavior is new or has
    increased recently.

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