National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
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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 140 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.
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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.
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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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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'

 
Laurie Norton Gorman

Laurie Norton Gorman God will never leave you or foresake you, his angels are all around you, just reach out and trust that He is there!

December 6 at 11:16pm · Report
Corey Donker

Corey Donker help me...

December 6 at 12:15am · Report
Laurie Norton Gorman
Laurie Norton Gorman
call in they can help you......
December 6 at 11:24pm
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
Corey, if you are in suicidal crisis or emotional distress - please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Your call is free and confidential, and crisis workers are available 24/7. To learn more about the Lifeline, visit http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org.
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK' The Lifeline seeks a seeks a creative, focused and flexible individual in the NYC area to develop innovative online marketing strategies to reach more persons in emotional distress and/or at risk of suicide. Sharing this link is much appreciated!

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December 3 at 9:48am
Kimberly Shell

Kimberly Shell Tis the season, and most in our culture have NO IDEA how desperate the need for that listening ear...Please, please, please call someone before committing this desperate act...My son died April 2008 by his own hand and he left such a gaping hole in our lives...You have NO IDEA how many people you affect by this devsata...ting decision...There are loving and wonderful people just a phone call away!

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December 3 at 6:36am · Report
Larry Clinton

Larry Clinton Hello all, I lost my son November 23/2009. the pain of this will live with me forever.So all i want to say is if anyone is thinking of this please call on someone to help.If you don't get what you need keep trying to get help. DON"T GIVE UP.

December 2 at 9:23pm · Report
Joni

Joni Everyone knows or needs someone that gets in a really bad place sometimes, so I thought I would share this if you knew anyone you think might need this help sometime. Love to all.

November 25 at 1:25pm · Report
Danelle Adams

Danelle Adams I just wanna thank you for hanging up on me when I was standing in the middle of a 730ft high bridge. You call that help? Just made me feel worse!

November 25 at 2:15am · Report
Ellen Stolzenfeld Paré
Ellen Stolzenfeld Paré
I'm sorry you had a bad experience. Please know that people care and that we are so glad that you got through that dark dark moment.
November 26 at 7:27am
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
Very sorry to hear that, Danelle. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and feedback. We are glad to hear you have called hotlines in the past, and we hope you will call on Lifeline in the future.
November 30 at 6:49am
Suziey Que
Suziey Que
I hope that Danelle won't have to use the Lifeline in the future, but should you need, I hope you'll call back. I'm sorry you had a bad experience with them. It does make it worse. Please please please stay strong and keep fighting. We here on Facebook care about you.
December 4 at 9:58pm
Ashley Neville McSherry

Ashley Neville McSherry i was wondering does anyone know where i can get cards for suicide prevention?? i got one at my old school they were like yellow or something.

November 24 at 5:14pm · Report
Ashley Neville McSherry
Ashley Neville McSherry
nvm..i got into the web site and found it..thank you though for all the good advice!! this will go over very well in our attemps to make people aware of Suicide
November 24 at 6:11pm
Yoshi Dowling

Yoshi Dowling Goodevening.
I have lost a friend to Suicide...and i just keep think was there something i could do.
I am soo glad to support you guess

November 21 at 9:10pm · Report
Marian

Marian Do y'all have or are you in the process of creating a more modern way for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) community to utizlize this line. I was giving a presentation today for group of professionals who work with students with disabilities. The staff member works directly with the DHH community, and who is a member... herself, said the TTY technology is outdated. So I'm just wondering if you know of another resources. if so, can you please point them out to me. Thanks in advance for your help!!

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November 18 at 3:11pm · Report
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Marian
The DHH Coordinator suggested the following: Videophone numbers and emails. Some companies also offer instant messaging or "instant chat options." The DHH said the TTY technology is becoming obsolete. She said "TDD/TTY technology does not provide the helper to see how the caller is emotionally present. Videophones or email is the most preferred ... See Moreform of communication for the Deaf Community."

Hope this helps you gives you some alternative ideas... I really hope we can continue to have this dialogue. This would be a great service for the DHH community. Thanks for considering this matter. Please let me know if I can be of any other help.
November 20 at 8:04am
Marian
Marian
Other options include, after the initial contact through email made: AIM, Skype, Ichat, video phones or Video Relay Services.
November 20 at 8:06am
Dempsey

Dempsey I posted a clip from my documentary film Daughter of Suicide on YouTube
yesterday. I'd be happy for you to take a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcjCcLQVfwE

November 17 at 7:31am · Report
Debbie

Debbie Good afternoon how do I add you to my friends list like I do on myspace

October 30 at 11:41am · Report
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
Hi Debbie, just click the "Become a fan" button at the top of this page. Thanks!
November 2 at 7:11am
Debbie
Debbie
thank you will do
November 2 at 7:51am
David Insabella

David Insabella When I feel blue, I like to close my eyes, imagine a tranquil meadow, and moan like a mu'.

October 23 at 1:35am · Report
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October 31 at 11:38am
Suziey Que
Suziey Que
lol, moan like a mu'??? like a moo... like a cow?? Creative way to get you through the blue moments. Thanks for sharing with us.
December 4 at 10:00pm
Timothy Glombowski

Timothy Glombowski thanks for the chat i did not help me i am still feeling hopeless. thanks for the try

October 19 at 8:05pm · Report
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline `1-800-273-TALK'
Timothy, I encourage you to try again if you are still in suicidal crisis or emotional distress - please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Your call is free and confidential, and crisis workers are available 24/7. To learn more about the Lifeline, visit http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org.
October 20 at 7:24am
Kim Armstrong
Kim Armstrong
Timothy, you don't know me but I'm pleading with you to please call the hotline. Regardless of how it feels I promise you that somebody does care! I've been there and I'm so thankful to still be here.
October 25 at 8:39pm
Larry Clinton
Larry Clinton
If one thing does not help don't give up PLS. I lost my Son NOV 23 2009 i wish he could have saw the friends, family, support groups, doctors, strangers that would have heiped him get though the tough times.I will forever miss my sons smile,laughter and much more.I beg you and others don't stop trying to get help
December 2 at 9:17pm
Kristynn

Kristynn Thank you for the chat on Thursday night. Although I have a great support system, I had nowhere else to turn at the time. I am really glad there is somewhere to turn when everywhere else is useless. Especially somewhere that is not involved in my situation. Thank you again. The number is on speed dial on my phone.

October 19 at 1:40am · Report