There are many misconceptions about depression and suicide. Take this short quiz to learn the facts behind the myths and what to do if you have a friend in need.
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more... Read More >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more... Read More >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more... Read More >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more... Read More >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more impulsive in attempting it. In fact, alcohol is shown to be a factor in many attempts and over 30% of completed suicides. It is a depressant and lowers inhibitions, that is, a person is less likely to think clearly when considering taking his or her own life. American Foundation for the Prevention of Suicide.Continue Quiz >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more impulsive in attempting it. In fact, alcohol is shown to be a factor in many attempts and over 30% of completed suicides. It is a depressant and lowers inhibitions, that is, a person is less likely to think clearly when considering taking his or her own life. American Foundation for the Prevention of Suicide.Continue Quiz >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more impulsive in attempting it. In fact, alcohol is shown to be a factor in many attempts and over 30% of completed suicides. It is a depressant and lowers inhibitions, that is, a person is less likely to think clearly when considering taking his or her own life. American Foundation for the Prevention of Suicide.Continue Quiz >
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People often think about suicide when they least expect to. While depression often plays a factor in the thinking, a person who has been drinking, using drugs, or stopped taking their prescribed medications can not only think about it, but be more impulsive in attempting it. In fact, alcohol is shown to be a factor in many attempts and over 30% of completed suicides. It is a depressant and lowers inhibitions, that is, a person is less likely to think clearly when considering taking his or her own life. American Foundation for the Prevention of Suicide.Continue Quiz >
