Re: SUICIDE PREVENTION SPEECH

[Guest guest]

,

After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would seem that

avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause suicide

and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

.. The statistics are telling.

.. 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

history of psychiatric illness.

.. Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

history of psychiatric illness.

Jim

[Guest guest]

,

After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would seem that

avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause suicide

and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

.. The statistics are telling.

.. 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

history of psychiatric illness.

.. Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

history of psychiatric illness.

Jim

[Guest guest]

,

After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would seem that

avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause suicide

and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

.. The statistics are telling.

.. 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

history of psychiatric illness.

.. Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

history of psychiatric illness.

Jim

[Guest guest]

,

After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would seem that

avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause suicide

and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

.. The statistics are telling.

.. 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

history of psychiatric illness.

.. Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

history of psychiatric illness.

Jim

[Guest guest]

Jim

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> ,

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> After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would

seem that

> avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause

suicide

> and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

>

> . The statistics are telling.

> . 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

> history of psychiatric illness.

> . Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

> history of psychiatric illness.

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Jim

They have chosen to make themselves " blind " to any submissions raised

by me.

>

> ,

>

> After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would

seem that

> avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause

suicide

> and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

>

> . The statistics are telling.

> . 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

> history of psychiatric illness.

> . Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

> history of psychiatric illness.

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Jim

They have chosen to make themselves " blind " to any submissions raised

by me.

>

> ,

>

> After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would

seem that

> avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause

suicide

> and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

>

> . The statistics are telling.

> . 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

> history of psychiatric illness.

> . Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

> history of psychiatric illness.

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Jim

They have chosen to make themselves " blind " to any submissions raised

by me.

>

> ,

>

> After all these stats of psychiatric illness and suicide it would

seem that

> avoiding psychiatrists would be a good idea. We know the drugs cause

suicide

> and a history of mental illness is a sure sign of a history of drugs.

>

> . The statistics are telling.

> . 98% of people over the age of 30, who take their lives, have

> history of psychiatric illness.

> . Of those under 30, nearly three quarters are likely to have a

> history of psychiatric illness.

>

> Jim

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