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Why Suicide?

Why Suicide?

by Eric Marcus

SuicidePreventionAssisted suicideSuicide, prevention
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"Almost all of us are touched at some point in our lives by suicide, whether it's the suicide or attempted suicide of someone we know, our own passing thoughts of suicide, or a heartfelt plea from a terminally ill loved one who wishes for a swift and painless end to life." "No matter what the circumstances, those of us who are affected are left with difficult and disturbing questions. Why did they do it? Is there anything I could of done to prevent it? What should I tell people when they ask what happened? Is someone who attempts suicide likely to try it again? What should I do if I'm thinking of committing suicide? Can I get in trouble if I help a terminally ill loved one die?" "Without moral judgment, Why Suicide? offers lucid, thoughtful, and comprehensive answers to hundreds of questions about this complex and painful issue. Eric Marcus cuts through the veil of silence, examining the facts and figures and myths and rumors, shedding much-needed light on all aspects of suicide."--Jacket.

Themes & subjects

SuicidePreventionAssisted suicideSuicide, prevention

About the author

Eric Marcus

1958

Author

Eric Marcus

Pages

240

Read time

≈ 6h

Editions

5

Language

English

Publisher

HarperSanFrancisco

ISBN

9780062003911

Where to buy

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