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Teen suicide
In life, we have to make choices. We have to make choices on what we eat, what we wear and eventually, we have to make a choice on what we want to do with our life. In adolescence, we have our ups and downs. Hormones go crazy and our emotions are like a roller coaster. The need to fit in always takes a toll in our lives. There are times we have to face problems and tough decisions and times we get really sad and emotional. But sometimes, those problems and tough decisions are also too much to handle and these sad emotions last longer than a few weeks. Some teens don't tell anyone about these emotions or any of these problems. They are scared people are going to judge them and that there is no way out. Sadly, many teens find that suicide is the only way out. Suicide has accounted 2% of deaths in Canada since the 1970' is the second leading death between the ages of 10-24. In that group, the ages with highest numbers of teen suicide is 15 and up. Suicide is a way to end your life but it is not a solution. Suicide affects the victim's family and the people around them.
Why do teens try to kill themselves?
Every day, around fourteen teens (ages 15-19) commit suicide, approximately 1 every 100 minutes. On average, 294 teens die each year. These are very shocking statistics. But why are these statistics even present? Why teens are committing suicide? Well some teens try to kill themselves to escape a bad situation that seems impossible; some try to kill themselves to escape feelings or rejection, hurt or loss. Others try to escape the anger, shame or guilt of something they have done. Some may be worried about disappointing family or friends. And others may feel unwanted, unloved, victimized or a burden to their family or friends. We all have those feelings at some point in our lives. Some people try to go through tough situations one step at a time, try to resolve their problems and move on. So why do some people even considered suicide? The answer is that, people who even considered suicide or commit suicide have depression.
Depression
Depression isn't just mood swings or a just personal weakness. Depression is a serious medical condition with many emotional, physical and behavioural symptoms. Depression leads people to focus on failures and disappointments. Depression affects someone's thoughts. Depression affects people's thoughts and clouds their reasoning. And these sad and bad thoughts are an illusion that convinces the person that there is no way out of these emotional or physical problems, and that suicide is the only solution. Depression is a factor on teen suicide and sadly, teens are quite vulnerable from depression.
Suicide is not always planned?
In some cases, suicide is planned. But in many cases, suicide is sudden. Suicide just happens impulsively, in a moment. Some wants to die and some are not sure that they want to die. For some victims, suicide is that only way to express their pain. They can't say how they really feel so, for them, suicide is the only way to get their message across. Sadly, many victims die from their suicide attempts or become extremely ill.
The warning signs:
Here of some of the warning signs of someone who is depressed and seriously considering suicide:
Talking about suicide or death in general
Talking about "going away"
Giving away possessions and saying that they won't be needing them
Talking about feeling helpless, worthless or feeling guilty
Pulling away from friends and family or losing the desire to go out and socialize
Having no desire to take part in favourite activities or events
Having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly
Experiencing changes in sleep and eating habits
Engaging in self-destructive behaviour
Etc.
Coping with problems:
The best way to deal with problems is to tell someone you trust about them, be around positive and caring people and even ask someone who dealt with the problem advice. There are people who cares deeply about you and they are willing to help.
If you are feeling depressed, wanting to commit suicide or know someone who is suicidal:
If you are currently feeling suicidal, get help immediately. Depression is a very powerful emotion. You can't wait for this feeling to go away and for you to get better. When someone is feeling bad for a very long, it's harder to get back on your feet. Talk to someone who you trust and to confide too. And please, if you ever feel suicidal, please call the numbers here presented for you. If you have a friend who is having any of these symptoms, please ask questions, listen and try to talk to your friend. If you your friend is really considering to commit suicide, tell someone immediately. You may feel like you are betraying your friend, but in reality, you are helping your friend by telling and getting help.
In life, we have to make choices. We have to make choices on what we eat, what we wear and eventually, we have to make a choice on what we want to do with our life. In adolescence, we have our ups and downs. Hormones go crazy and our emotions are like a roller coaster. The need to fit in always takes a toll in our lives. There are times we have to face problems and tough decisions and times we get really sad and emotional. But sometimes, those problems and tough decisions are also too much to handle and these sad emotions last longer than a few weeks. Some teens don't tell anyone about these emotions or any of these problems. They are scared people are going to judge them and that there is no way out. Sadly, many teens find that suicide is the only way out. Suicide has accounted 2% of deaths in Canada since the 1970' is the second leading death between the ages of 10-24. In that group, the ages with highest numbers of teen suicide is 15 and up. Suicide is a way to end your life but it is not a solution. Suicide affects the victim's family and the people around them.
Why do teens try to kill themselves?
Every day, around fourteen teens (ages 15-19) commit suicide, approximately 1 every 100 minutes. On average, 294 teens die each year. These are very shocking statistics. But why are these statistics even present? Why teens are committing suicide? Well some teens try to kill themselves to escape a bad situation that seems impossible; some try to kill themselves to escape feelings or rejection, hurt or loss. Others try to escape the anger, shame or guilt of something they have done. Some may be worried about disappointing family or friends. And others may feel unwanted, unloved, victimized or a burden to their family or friends. We all have those feelings at some point in our lives. Some people try to go through tough situations one step at a time, try to resolve their problems and move on. So why do some people even considered suicide? The answer is that, people who even considered suicide or commit suicide have depression.
Depression
Depression isn't just mood swings or a just personal weakness. Depression is a serious medical condition with many emotional, physical and behavioural symptoms. Depression leads people to focus on failures and disappointments. Depression affects someone's thoughts. Depression affects people's thoughts and clouds their reasoning. And these sad and bad thoughts are an illusion that convinces the person that there is no way out of these emotional or physical problems, and that suicide is the only solution. Depression is a factor on teen suicide and sadly, teens are quite vulnerable from depression.
Suicide is not always planned?
In some cases, suicide is planned. But in many cases, suicide is sudden. Suicide just happens impulsively, in a moment. Some wants to die and some are not sure that they want to die. For some victims, suicide is that only way to express their pain. They can't say how they really feel so, for them, suicide is the only way to get their message across. Sadly, many victims die from their suicide attempts or become extremely ill.
The warning signs:
Here of some of the warning signs of someone who is depressed and seriously considering suicide:
Talking about suicide or death in general
Talking about "going away"
Giving away possessions and saying that they won't be needing them
Talking about feeling helpless, worthless or feeling guilty
Pulling away from friends and family or losing the desire to go out and socialize
Having no desire to take part in favourite activities or events
Having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly
Experiencing changes in sleep and eating habits
Engaging in self-destructive behaviour
Etc.
Coping with problems:
The best way to deal with problems is to tell someone you trust about them, be around positive and caring people and even ask someone who dealt with the problem advice. There are people who cares deeply about you and they are willing to help.
If you are feeling depressed, wanting to commit suicide or know someone who is suicidal:
If you are currently feeling suicidal, get help immediately. Depression is a very powerful emotion. You can't wait for this feeling to go away and for you to get better. When someone is feeling bad for a very long, it's harder to get back on your feet. Talk to someone who you trust and to confide too. And please, if you ever feel suicidal, please call the numbers here presented for you. If you have a friend who is having any of these symptoms, please ask questions, listen and try to talk to your friend. If you your friend is really considering to commit suicide, tell someone immediately. You may feel like you are betraying your friend, but in reality, you are helping your friend by telling and getting help.
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