This PBS medical series explores illnesses one at a time and features a panel of physicians and other experts assessing individual cases.
While youth suicides earn more news headlines, suicide rates in the United States actually increase with age. This powerful episode explores the devastating reality of suicide, and what you should know about helping yourself, or a loved one.
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These programs need to be a bit longer. All of them are 4-5 minutes but should be longer.
888564342432 2 years ago 2
Yeah but don´t blame yourself. I think there are many people that are depressed and have suicide thoughts but that doesn´t say it or show it.
BadassMMA 2 years ago
My friend also have killed himself a few months ago.right now it still hurts like hell. I don't know maybe I could of done something.
charleslee001010 2 years ago
1:16 Correct!
kalacaw 2 years ago
i just want to say, suicide is not always a mental illness thing. i hate when psychiatrists say that and try to feed you pills to make it go away. that doesnt solve anything at all. they make it worse. and i think thats why alot of people dont seek help, suicidal people know there is help. they arent retarded. there are reasons for everything. and shoving pills down someones throat does not help. they made me feel like i committed a crime when i was in the hospital for an attempted suicide.
esharpie420 2 years ago
very informative
piomio1960 3 years ago
My 27 yr. old son shot and killed himself 2005. it is still killing me. every 8 minutes somebody commits suicide..every 12 mins. there are 10 friends and relatives left to deal with it. the mental health resources in US are deficient.the shrinks are just drug pushers for pharma. the legal drugs are more dangerous than heroin. My son was on antidepressants.
lucinda2005 3 years ago