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In the article "Risk of suicide and heart attacks goes up when men are told they have prostate cancer" by S.L. Baker on tuesday december 29, 2009. Baker talks about how men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer have a higher risk of heart attcks and committing suicide then a man who doesnt have prostate cancer. the younger the man the higher the risk too. the cancer takes over your whole life. Baker says "it effects how you pee you, and the treatment may involve surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and/or hormones that could rob you of your virility, and may even wreck your sex life".

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/027824_prostate_cancer_suicide.html#ixzz2CJfBuRTz

In the article "Experts say antidepressant drugs cause suicides instead of preventing them"

Monday, April 10, 2006 by: Dani Veracity is says how alot of the anti depressant drugs have been know to cause people to committ suicide. It tells about how some people killed lots of people before they eventually killed them selves.

 

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/019342_antidepressants_big_pharma.html#ixzz2CJggEWsJ       

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About three years ago my uncle Andy passed away. With everything going on in his life he believed that living wasn’t something he could do any more. He had just recently lost his job and for a few years he was going through many problems with his ex-wife. He and his first wife had two children who she eventually turned them against my uncle because she was jealous of his new wife. My cousin Jordan eventually resented my uncle and not long after Elaina did too. One day after fighting with his wife he got a little too intoxicated and decided that hanging himself was the only way out of his pain. My grandfather found him on our family farm in one of the barns. My grandpa could barely describe it, but he was horrified. My uncle Andy left behind a beautiful young wife, and 5 beautiful children.

My grandpa blamed my cousin Jordan for the loss of his son because he felt that if he hadn’t given my uncle so much grief over the years that we would still have my uncle with us today. We all knew that that’s why my grandpa needed to do to deal with the pain of losing his son. He knew it wasn’t really anyone’s fault. No one could really have prevented what had happened. There were no signs just a simple note that his wife found after his death, and she has been the only one to read it. I know there are many reasons for a person to feel like there’s no way out but death such as mental disorders, depression, being addicted to drugs or alcohol, family and personal problems, but why, what leads a person to believe that life is really that hopeless?