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Increased risk to family members

Posted by IsoM on April 14, 2002, at 19:57:59

In reply to Re: reaction to suicide, posted by fi on April 11, 2002, at 10:11:59

I've also read that if a family member has talked of suicide a lot or has taken their own life, younger, more impressionable members, while still devastated by it, have come to look at it as more exceptable when & if they become very depressed.

I believe that it was frequent talk of suicide by my ex- that made it seem acceptable to two of my own sons when they became very depressed. Both have revised their views since, as they've matured & came to view their father from an adult perspective. One told me that it's never a solution to how one feels if it can affect others so profoundly & so longlasting.


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