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    John Lutz Mental Health

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    am happier now.” This was the note of John Lutz, a 24 year-old marine veteran who committed suicide on January 12, 2013 after the tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Lutz struggled to cope with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He transformed completely after combat, battling mood swings and recoiling from loud noises. Although Lutz had received treatment at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, he failed to heal from PTSD and perceived his only option as suicide. Unfortunately, the PTSD that…

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    visitors due to suicide reports on news media. 15.3 percent of people who are unhidden from suicide have reported thinking about following through with this act. That is four times the number of people who are sheltered from suicide reports. School, gossip, family, friends, church families, social media, and overhearing a conversation are all ways a person can hear about what happened in a suicide incident. For instance a 19-year-old girl from the Paris area recorded herself committing suicide…

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    Reasons Why by Jay Asher the main character Hannah Baker commits suicide. The majority of human beings on this earth that commit suicide are between the ages of 10-24. They must have had a tremendous reason to kill themselfs, Hannah Baker had 13. Hannah was the most affected by these top three people or as stated in the book “ reasons,” Marcus Cooley, Zach Dempsey, and Bryce Walker. Marcus Cooley reason number six on hannah's suicide tapes is a twisted, sick, and in denial human being. Marcus,…

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    The phrases active voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide raise many concerns in today's society. When speaking of euthanasia and suicide, the term autonomy quickly comes into question. Autonomy is the right of having self-determination, self-control, or independence. Many factors arise in certain circumstances when determining if active voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide is morally acceptable. Daniel Callahan and John Lachs both have opinions on the role that…

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    how the protagonists are isolated from the world, the people around them, and how they handle conflicts. There are similarities in how the protagonists are isolated and involved in conflicts or struggles, and although both protagonists experience a suicide situation, their endings are different. Paul, the protagonist in “Paul’s Case,” lives his short life fully, whereas Lois, the protagonist in “Death by Landscape,” lives a longer life, but in continuous conflict. The first similarity is…

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    Schizophrenic Suicide

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    Schizophrenic Suicide Every day, lives are sensuously taken, souls that no longer wish to continue, the internal fight for survival emotionally, mentally and physically are no longer there. Families suffer from the lost loved ones that have been diagnosed with Schizophrenia and chose to end their own life. There are commoners who do not fully understand the toll the mental disorder causes a victim such as: hallucinations, delusional thoughts or actions, and lack of interest. Patients who do not…

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    When I first joined the class I did not know anything about suicide, and the only reason I joined because all the classes that I wanted to take was already full, and Suicide Response was the most interesting classes left. Joining the class is probably the best decision I have made, not only do I know what to do when a suicide situation arises, but now I have a better chance of identifying if someone is showing signs of completing suicide. I also, now know what actions to take when someones is…

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    According American Foundation of Suicide Prevention (ASFP) in the United States alone, suicide is the third leading cause of death among fifteen to twenty-four-year-olds and the fifth leading cause of death among five to fourteen-year-olds. These are startling statistics and these statistics make it easy to see why this is a subject of great importance. The number of suicides among children and adolescents are frequently underreported. Others may only identify a death as a suicide if there is…

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    My mock suicide assessment was completed with Will Logan who played a character named Gary. Throughout the course of twenty minutes, I listened to Gary’s narrative and sought to ask questions which elicited information about his interactions with suicidal ideation and attempts. Gary came to treatment at the urging of a friend after two recent suicide attempts where he took pills in order to attempt to end his life. Through reflection, I hope to understand the strengths and areas for growth and…

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    Freedom To Die

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    game that no one truly knows when it will occur. With physician assisted suicide that waiting game is not an obstacle to terminally ill patients. “Physician-assisted suicide is the practice of providing a competent patient with a prescription for medication for the patient to use with the primary intention of ending his or her own life” (MedicineNet). In 1997 the United States Supreme Court ruled that physician assisted suicide is not a constitutional right; changing their ruling in 2006 the…

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