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- The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a 24-hour, toll-free suicide prevention service available to anyone in emotional crisis. If you need help, please call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) and you will be routed to one of our 130 crisis centers nationwide.
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The Lifeline Gallery (www.lifelinegallery.org) uses speaking avatar products to enable suicide survivors, attempt survivors, and suicide prevention supporters to share their stories of hope and recovery. The compilation of stories illustrates the many ways in which suicide affects others and offers comfort to those who may be suffering alone. Please visit the Lifeline Gallery to hear the stories, share your own and help the Lifeline prevent suicide.
One Tree Hill PSA
Chad Michael Murray and Colin Fickes from One Tree Hill speak about a death by suicide portrayed in the episode “With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept,” which aired on March 1, 2006.
Kevin Hines PSA
Produced by the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, this PSA features John Kevin Hines, a suicide prevention advocate and suicide attempt survivor.
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Charles Lineberg I dont know how I feel today. Its like I dont know how to live for myself anymore
Anita Seven
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The Jed Foundation will soon be seeking submissions of stories from students who have struggled with mental health to include in the relaunch of our ULifeline website.
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Bernadette it is like cancer years ago...everyone is afraid...keep talking. i bet if you asked another, and another, everyone has thought of sucided. The difference is, most do not act. Keep talking so those who do not know how to (talk) will do so when they need to the most.
Charles Lineberg Why is suicide so hard to talk about, why cant we just come out and say how we feel?
Steven I'd like to talk to one of the social media staffers - please send me FB mail?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
Inspire USA Foundation announces Real to Reel 2009, a short film competition for people ages 16-24! Here's your chance to tell your story and win some great prize money. More info: http://www.inspireusafoundation.com/real
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The Inspire USA Foundation is excited to announce Real to Reel 2009, a short film competition for people ages 16-24! Here's your chance to tell your story and win some great prize money. Read all the details here. Or download the PDF here.
Nicholas Nolan Dr. Joost A. M. Meerloo, MD - “As long as there is more dread of life then fear of death, death will tempt people with the promise of greater security then they can find in this lifetime — unless and until such time as we are able to teach man to accept and embrace his own destiny.” I've become driven to promote Suicide Prevention Advocacy. Please, get involved in any way you can.
Tonya Thanks for having the phone line available for everyone. you never know when it might save a life. Thanks
Marcia Epstein There are no people more special than those who call and those who staff the Lifeline. Please spread the word about the amazing support available through 1.800.273.TALK. And if you are in a good time of your life, in a city with a Lifeline center, consider volunteering or donating to help keep that support available.
Melissa Mitchell I almost did it Saturday night. I was so very close. Something made me call a friend. I don't feel I will ever be healed but my loved ones do... and I have to ride on their faith for now.
Jason Lenz
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-talk ( 8255 ) IF YOU NEED HELP DO NOT WAIT, YOUR LIFE IS WORTH SOMETHING
1-800-273-8255 PEOPLE DO CARE AND I DO TOO. NOTHING IS EVER THAT BAD, IF YOU DONT CALL FOR YOURSELF, DO ME A FAVOR AND CALL ANYWAY FOR ME, THANKS FOR DOING THAT.
Susan I understand this kind of pain and support it without hesitation!! Keep reaching out , especially when you don't feel like it!! There is light around the next corner !! Never stop seeking!!! Never stop ! Don't you give up....there are people out there who truly understand and care and have been where you are ......and I am one of them.
Ellen Paré Let someone take your hand and walk you through to the other side of whatever pain you're going through. Call. People really do care.
RECENT ACTIVITY
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK' changed their Founded.
There is a crisis hotline in Olympia, WA that, unfortunately, is not currently a member of our network. They do appear to be looking for volunteers. Learn more at http://crisis-clinic.org/.