Health/Food Posts Tagged as 'Suicide'
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'I don't hate my son, I just hate being a mother'
'I hate myself for making the decision to have a child. It's so hard, I feel like I don't have any freedom since I'm a mother. I'm just waiting for him to sleep, because I'll finally be alone.'
'I don’t want to be around my child. I don’t want to play with her, hold her, or be in the same room as her. I get so anxious just being around her or counting down the hours until she gets out of daycare. I am in therapy and on medication but nothing seems to get better. Not sure what to do.'
'They love you sooo much and then the teenage years. After that, they think you're a pain in the ass and have no time for you. The teenage years are better than how they ignore you when they are in their 20s. Then, it's like you never existed. Unless they need you to babysit.'
'I don't hate my son, I just hate being a mother'
Son kills mom before jumping from building
Teen Suffocated 4-Year-Old Half-Sister to Death
Brad Pitt 'choked' one of his children
She may plead guilty to hosting sex parties for underage teens
Man beat stepdaughter to death
‘Missing’ Texas boy Rudy Farias trapped as ‘sex slave’
NYC child thieves keep targeting bars
Mark Fleischman, 82, reveals he'll commit suicide at Swiss Dignitas clinic on July 13
'I can't walk, my speech is fucked up and I can't do anything for myself,' Fleischman, said. 'My wife helps me get into bed and I can't dress or put on my shoes. I am taking a gentle way out. It is the easiest way out for me.'
Mark Fleischman, 82, reveals he'll commit suicide
The last photos taken by people who took their own lives
Man, 20, Plans Assisted Suicide After Goodbye BBQ
Mum, 42, with agonising illness begs MPs for right to die
Young Man wants to end life amid mental health struggle
‘People wouldn’t let their pet suffer this’
'Why I'm ready to die'
She's 47, anorexic and wants help dying. Canada will soon allow it
Trans indigenous Canadian slams doctors for denying her euthanasia request
Girls, LGBQ+ teens at higher risk for depression
Fifty-seven percent of girls said they had persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness. That's up from 36% in 2011 and nearly double 29% of boys in the same category in 2021.
Girls, LGBQ+ teens at higher risk for depression
Man charged with 96 offences related to child sexual assault
Christian school that embraced the LGBTQ community is forced to close its doors
A 5-Year-Old Was Sexually Assaulted and Forced to Sit With Her Attacker
Woman who raped 13-year-old boy, got pregnant
Bill to remove transgender children from parents
Jeff Thomas 'involved in romantic relationship with Peter Thiel'
Risk of sleep problems in gay, lesbian, and bisexual youth
Girl, 12, shot father before killing herself in murder pact with friend
Parents speak out about the ‘rush’ to reassign the gender of their kids
Bri, who asked The Post to publish only her nickname for fear of being branded a bigot and doxxed by transgender-rights activists, was horrified — not only by the insinuation her teen would commit suicide if she didn’t transition, but also the fact that the general practitioner issued the warning in front of them both.
But some experts now question the threat that they say is commonly used by medical professionals. They believe many doctors are so scared of the label “transphobe” that they automatically present skeptical parents with a doomsday scenario: “Would you rather have a dead son or a living daughter?” or vice versa.
By contrast, a 2011 study spanning three decades by the respected Karolinska Institute in Sweden found that people who underwent sex reassignment were 19 times more likely to die by suicide than the general population. In the US, a yearlong survey by the National Center for Transgender Equality concluded that those who had transitioned were more likely to have attempted suicide than trans people who had not had medical or surgical treatments.
Parents speak out about the ‘rush’ to reassign the gender of their kids
Elementary school promotes transgender 'top surgery' book for Pride Month. Then complaints come rolling in.
Proud gay dad who wrote kids’ book about families like his sent horrific homophobic abuse
Brazilian teen gives up on becoming a real life KEN DOLL
16 is dangerously young to change your gender
There is no ‘trans community’
I Am Not Anti-Trans
Judge rejects trans lawmaker
Don’t let kids transition at 15, says trans woman
Care for Trans Youth ‘a Sad and Dangerous Fad’
Man Files For Divorce After Paternity Test Confirms Baby Is His
When a couple wants to refrain from having children, they usually take every precaution possible. This means taking birth control, using condoms, and even getting surgical procedures including a vasectomy or hysterectomy.
Man Files For Divorce
Family Feud murderer joked that his biggest mistake was getting MARRIED
Dentist arrested for murdering his wife with poison-laced protein shakes
...he'd rather 'rot in hell' than put up with 'manipulative' wife
Doctors say men are getting more vasectomies
Vasectomies offer a form of permanent birth control for men, and roughly 500,000 are performed every year in the United States.
Doctors say men are getting more vasectomies
Obituary Memorializes Him as a Family Man
Catholic school teacher convicted of child sexual assault
Father Murdered ‘Baby Jane Doe’ Then Collected Child Support
Dad shoots 14-year-old honor roll daughter and himself
Teacher Allegedly Shot, Killed by Husband
Financier who fatally plunged from rooftop bar was dad of 3
Husband left wife alone for 25 minutes in which time she strangled her two children to death...
Man had sex with girlfriend before he 'beat her and choked her to death
He ‘intentionally tried to kill’ family
Man turned away from giving blood for refusing pregnancy test
Leslie Sinclair, a retired driver for an engineering company, was turned away from a blood drive at the Albert Halls clinic in Scotland. The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) organized the drive and were responsible for rejecting Sinclair because, as the Telegraph reports, they are dedicated to inclusivity.
Man turned away from giving blood
...husband of TEN MONTHS is actually a WOMAN
Trans skateboarder, 29, who beat 13-year-old girl to first prize is a REJECTED Olympic qualifier with too much testosterone
60% of Americans say people can’t switch genders
The Money behind the Transgender Movement
Every trans child treated on NHS will have medical records scrutinised
Those who detransition avoid medical help
Detransitioner was prescribed testosterone after 30-minute call
‘Dangerous’ comments about suicidal trans kids
'Your great-great-great-grandchildrenx will still be getting immunized against coronavirus
Dr Gregory Poland, epidemiologist for the Mayo Clinic and is editor-in-chief of the scientific journals 'Vaccine' and one of the nation's top experts on vaccination and immunology, said this week that the virus could be affecting humans for the next century.
'Your great-great-great-grandchildren will still be getting immunized against coronavirus
Teen who sexually assaulted girl in bathroom won't have to register as a sex offender
Susan Sarandon is slammed for calling cops FASCISTS
The View host wrote 1993 recipe for 'Jewish American Princess Fried Chicken'
Susan Sarandon APOLOGISES
Talent manager of Margot Robbie, Julianne Moore and the late Chadwick Boseman, kills himself
6-year-old boy labeled 'transphobic' by school
Philadelphia to reinstate its mask mandate
NY, NJ, CA and IL receive F-grades
Stay Away from SF’s Parks Because They’re Unsafe
New CDC data show many teens suffering from poor mental health because of parents
Challenges for teens came in all forms. The data show 55 percent of high school students experienced emotional abuse by a parent or other adult in the home. That included swearing at, insulting, or putting down the student.
...teens suffering...
Ex-National Guardsman arrested 'for posting that he wanted to shoot children
Child welfare boss sent five rescued Turpin children to live with a pedophile
Hope Solo, 40, is arrested for DWI and child abuse
10 families who are swearing off Disney
If you have one of these mugs you are a loser!
Parents sue after school graduates son who can't read
HS student's head forced into boy's restroom toilet as observers laugh
'Mob attack' in high school included crying, trampled teachers and 'kids jumping off
Unanswered report of Davis Schools' bullying allegations
Mejico refuses to allow 1,000 American Cruisers to disembark
The Jalisco state health department considered allowing each of the 1,035 passengers off the MS Koningsdam, which has at least 873 crew, as long as they turned in proof of negative COVID-19 tests, Mexican news outlet Milenio reported.
But, officials soon did a u-turn over fears that the outbreak could have spread further than the 21 infected crew members.
'This option was discarded because the health protocols indicate that no one could disembark when positive cases were registered on the boat, so the decision was finally made not to disembark,' the health department said in a statement.
Mejico refuses to allow 1,000 American
'You must be from LA'
Raiders cheerleader is
Teen plunges to death off cruise ship
Intoxicated woman wanders onto Sky Harbor's tarmac
Carnival cruise ship docked in Mexico 'isn't allowing non-infected passengers to disembark'
Schoolteacher isolates in plane's TOILET for five hours
Assisted dying: Campaigners renewed hope for change in the law
David Peace has motor neurone disease, a terminal illness which gradually affects the brain and nerves.
David, who lives in central London, is one of a number of people behind renewed calls to update England and Wales assisted dying laws to allow terminally ill people, with six months to live, the right to end their life, subject to strict criteria.
A second reading of the assisted dying bill is due to take place in the House of Lords this autumn.
Assisted dying: Campaigners renewed hope for change in the law
Jaime Osorio Márquez, dies by assisted suicide at 46
...'nobody is standing up for us, I can't take it no more'...
Two female staff members were fatally shot Friday at a Maryland senior living facility and a suspect is in custody, police said.
...'nobody is standing up for us, I can't take it no more'...
Texas teacher seen in viral video purposely breathing on student
Actor Matthew Mindler killed himself with sodium nitrate
Ex-Michigan football star says he was abused by a team doctor
Trans comedian and activist with Philly roots dies by suicide
Trans student attacked by bully as classmates laughed and shared video of it
Trans man drove himself to hospital & died there
One person is killed and seven are injured after shooting at Louisiana university
Gunmen on jet skis open fire at Cancun resort
Husband of NYC woman slugged by freed suspect slams court system
More young people are dying by suicide, and experts aren't sure why
The rate of suicide among those aged 10 to 24 increased nearly 60% between 2007 and 2018, according to a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The rise occurred in most states, with 42 experiencing significant increases.
"It's a real trend that has been demanding, for a while, a serious public health and research effort to understand what is happening and why," said Anna Mueller, an associate professor of sociology at Indiana University Bloomington who studies suicides in adolescents. "I don't buy that it's just social media, which is one of the explanations that I most consistently see."
"We absolutely need to be really careful to not think about suicide as just a white kid problem," Mueller said. "It's absolutely not. Kids across racial and ethnic groups and sexual orientations experience suicidal thoughts, and even attempt at significant rates."
But Mueller cautioned not to lose sight of the fact that suicidal thoughts are not uncommon, especially among young people.
More young people are dying by suicide, and experts aren't sure why
SCIENCE SAYS BULLIES MIGHT BE SO MEAN BECAUSE THEY LITERALLY HAVE LESS OF A BRAIN
If you’ve ever been bullied, at some point you must have wondered what was going on in the bully’s head to make them do anything from giving atomic wedgies to spreading vicious rumors — how could you not?
"Our findings support the idea that, for the small proportion of individuals with life-course-persistent antisocial behavior, there may be differences in their brain structure that make it difficult for them to develop social skills that prevent them from engaging in antisocial behavior. These people could benefit from more support throughout their lives," Christina Carlisi, of University College London in the UK, said in a press release. She and her colleagues recently published a study in The Lancet.
MRI scans measured the total surface area and thickness of the cerebral cortex, which is the same gray matter you see in zombie movies. The cerebral cortex is the epicenter of higher thought processes that include motivation and decision making — and it might be something lacking here that leads to decisions which are less than stellar.
SYFY
Bullied 9-year-old Quaden Bayles paid a price for outpouring of support
Teenager, 16, killed himself after being 'relentlessly' bullied for being autistic and gay after coming out aged 12, inquest hears
Maps reveal where depression, anxiety, and suicide run highest across the US
A data analysis of 129 million messages sent to Crisis Text Line over the course of six years shows which states are most affected by anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicide.
Counselors for the 24/7 support network field more texts about suicide from people in the Western states of Colorado, Idaho, and Utah than anywhere else. People from the South more often send texts about depression. Anxiety rates are particularly high on the coasts, and in both Dakotas.
North Dakota had the highest rates of texters writing about depression, as well as anxiety and stress. Many southern states, including Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana, had higher rates of depression than other areas.
In 44 states, at least 20% of texters reported feelings of isolation, while Montana saw the highest rate (15%) of texters writing about feelings of self-harm. People on the coasts reported the highest rates of anxiety.
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