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Talking about suicide or having no reason to go on living Feeling trapped, hopeless, or worthless Mood swings Avoiding social interactions with others and aloofness Alcoholism or using illegal drugs Sleeping too much or too little Changing eating or sleeping patterns Being severely anxious or agitated Searching for a means to take own life, such as buying a gun or stockpiling pills Emotionally unstable Expressing rage or intentions to seek revenge.jpg)
Feel hopeless, worthless, agitated, socially isolated or lonely Chronic medical condition or pain that leads to depression Personality disorders Childhood abuse or trauma A family history of suicide Previous suicide attempts Access to lethal means, including firearms and drugs Being a victim of harassment, bullying, or physical abuse Experience a stressful life event, such as the loss of a loved one, military service, a breakup, or financial or legal problems Lack of support from the family and friends Belief systems that accept suicide as a solution to personal problems
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