|  10QI10QuiteInteresting QuestionsFactsFiguresPointsDatesEvents This site and   these pages are currently under construction  The Malefic Spell of Suicide  
 Suicide is  arguably one of the most difficult subjects to broach in social  conversation.     Most people    
                  prefer not to think of the       conceptare sufficiently hard wired as       to be incapable of considering causing instantaneous fatal harm themselves react by comparing a suicide to       the death of person of similar age from, say, cancer   The word  suicide comes from the latin sui- meaning oneself and +cide to kill. The following information comes largely but not exclusively from the internet.    If you are deeply unhappy please use the contact numbers shown and     simply talk........... |  Talk    |   Talk   |     Talk   |  Talk|  Talk   |    Talk   |  Talk   |  Talk  |  Talk    |   Talk   |     Talk  |  Talk |  Talk   |     IN   DRAFT DATE  2014 Page Under Construction.  Email bo@networkingnaturally.com if you would like to contribute to the content Networking   Naturally is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read   more....             1            In  his article posted on the Huffington Post website, posted: 23/10/2013 18:01, Professor  Damien Ridge discusses the mostly taboo subject of male suicide, the  perceived history and a simple solution – talking about it.   http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/professor-damien-ridge/male-suicide-and-depression_b_4147181.html       Top  10QI 2                2      2 2           ‘The silent epidemic of male suicide’ By Dan Bell February  2008 for BBC News  highlighted that in 2005 road traffic accidents as the  biggest cause of death for males in the 15 – 34 age group.   http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7219232.stm                   In  2011 suicide was the biggest cause of death of young men in this age group and  the prediction is that this situation will get worse.                 So  why does the silence persist?    Top  10QI 3                 3   .    3            Holly  Baxter writing for the New Statesman http://www.newstatesman.com/2013/05/uncomfortable-truth-why-do-more-men-women-commit-suicide                  There are statistics which indicate likely causes but what  leads a man like Kurt Cobain to take his own  life?   Often we just do not understand  why. In highlighting the work of Jane Powell, head of the male  suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM.) Holly uses  a statistic which demonstrates that we can act to halt this destructive  phenomena.      Young  male suicide rates during their years of operation have dropped by 55 per cent  in Merseyside    Top  10QI 4                 4     Top    10QI 5                 5       Top  10QI 6                Take 5 Minutes....... www.metanoia.org/suicide      Top  10QI 7                7    Top  10QI 8                 8      Top    10QI 9                9     Fleet Half Marathon 16 March 2014
 Bates Solicitors Sponsor The Matthew Elvidge Trust  13.1 Miles for Matthew  199  Athletes signed up to run the Fleet  Half Marathon 16 March 2014 in memory of Matthew Elvidge and in support of the  Matthew Elvidge Trust. 23  years old, Matthew, having  successfully completed a degree course and 1 day before he was due to start work in London old took his life after a short period of depression. 16  - 34  year  old men were more likely to die from suicide than a road traffic accident  according to the Office of National Statistics and in 2011 suicide was the  highest single cause of deaths in young men. Predictions indicate that this  silent epidemic will worsen. 2014 Bates Solicitors support and sponsor  The Matthew Elvidge Trust providing  running  shirts and event funding for the Fleet Half Marathon.   As a well established  race, many top athletes regard this race as a warm up for the London Marathon. 6045   suicides in 2011 alone, inevitably  means that in one way or another many  people  are touched by this tragedy.   2010      The Matthew Elvidge Trust was set up  with key objectives of raising  awareness  of depression in young people, equipping and training others to  identify young people who may need  support, to actively help young people suffering  from depression and reduce the stigma of depression.   The Matthew  Elvidge Trust website has full details of their work including at Government level and in universities.   Join Bates Solicitors in supporting their work.  Written for Bates Solicitors.   Bo  Nightingale March 2014 
   24    Alex Hamilton, MA Head of Latin and Classics at Lord Wandsworth  College first TMET runner to finish  the Fleet Half Marathon.                   Top  10QI 10              10      Talk    |   Talk   |     Talk   |  Talk|  Talk   |    Talk   |  Talk   |  Talk  |  Talk    |   Talk   |     Talk  |  Talk |  Talk   |           ________________________________________________________________________________ This article is under construction *      ________________________________________________________________________________      If you have a comment or would like to submit content   Send an email to
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