MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT CAUSES OF SADNESS, SUICIDE AND THE DEPRESSED

Suicide just doesn’t affect the host; it affects others that lie closely with the host.

Causes of sadness and suicide threats should be taken seriously whether the threat may be big or small. The truth is, today a lot of millennials are individualistic and are single-minded with their decision to kill themselves. It is always advised to seek help from a person you trust and value and from professionals. Some of those who commit suicide don’t get help. And, some are asking for help while in the midst of contemplating suicide. Studies have shown that approximately 35% of adults with major depressive episodes do not receive treatment.

Suicidal impulses may be intense but short-lived. The majority of people who are suicidal, even for extended periods, recover and can really benefit from treatment, if they get the help that they needed.  It affects others that lie closely with the host.

Suicidal tendencies may be fleeting and can be very passive or active, depending on the person. Preparing for death, such as giving away possessions, extending their farewells, acquiring a gun, imposes a great concern. Also, a sudden lift in spirits in a depressed person is alarming, as it the plan to kill themselves are high.

Suicidal tendencies may be fleeting and can be very passive or active, depending on the person.

A recent study shows that asking someone about suicide will not put the idea on their head. In fact, people often reported feeling relieved from their suicidal thoughts when asked about it. Opening up the conversation on their depression and the possibility of suicide can tear away from their loneliness and can open a pathway for obtaining the help that they need.

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