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SUICIDE WARNING SIGNS
UNDERSTANDING AND HELPING THE SUICIDAL PERSON
Be Aware of the Warning Signs
There is no typical suicide victim. It happens to young and old, rich and poor. Fortunately some common warning signs which, when acted upon, can save lives. Here are some warning signs provided by the American Association of Suicidology:
A suicidal person might be suicidal if he or she:
Talks about committing suicide
SUICIDE IS
PREVENTABLE
Has trouble eating or sleeping
Experiences drastic changes in behavior
Withdraws from friends and/or social activities
Loses interest in hobbies, work, school, etc.
Prepares for death by making out a will and final arrangements
Gives away prized possessions
Has attempted suicide before
Takes unnecessary risks
Has had recent severe losses
Is preoccupied with death and dying
Loses interest in their personal appearance
Increases their use of alcohol or drugs
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