What was already a horrible problem among the NEXTGEN has now been exacerbated by a global crisis. Here's the effort to mitigate depression and hopelessness for the future . . . Read more:
Pandemic Spurs Concern About Suicide Among KC-Area Youths
Dr. Mitchell Douglass has watched the last couple weeks with increasing alarm. As the medical director of The University of Kansas Health System Marillac Campus, an inpatient child psychiatric facility in Overland Park, Kansas, Douglass has seen more and more beds go unfilled.
Anne Frank spent over 700 days hiding in a small attic with several other people. In terror each day. Friends all killed, Then finally she was murdered by Nazis.
ReplyDeleteThe young people nowdays still have it very good. If they want to kill themselves cause they happened to randomly live during an economic recession then so be it. Recessions come every 15 years. Its not like they are on a battlefield with people being killed all around them. They are spoiled. NO - they can't have a $500,000 house, 3 SUV's, a lake house, and 2 speed boats just 5 years after you graduate college with a political science or history degree!
What a prick^^^
DeleteThese kids need to help out! Since kids are less effected by Coronavirus, they can buy groceries for elderly people in their neighborhoods, walk elderly neighbor's dogs, just call a few older people each day and talk with them for 5 minutes so they are not lonely. Help sew up masks for people to wear. Do free yard work for older people. Now is not the time for these kids to think only about themselves and then throw a pity party. Things could be alot worst for them, for everyone. If this was the 1918 flu young kids would be dying in 1 day from the flu. At least there is no record of healthy teenagers dying among the 58,000 who have dyed so far. Isnt having a 0% chance of dying worth something to be grateful about? Make yourself helpful!
ReplyDelete10:05 Are you serious?
ReplyDelete@1:140AM-OK Boomer. on at 1:40AM-where did you fail?
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