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Drew Robinson retires, joins Giants front office as mental health advocate

This story contains mention of a suicide attempt.  If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide or is in emotional distress, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK(8255) or at suicidepreventionlifeline.org. Drew Robinson, who lost his eye in a suicide attempt but had an inspirational comeback as he returned to the field this season, announced on Friday that he is retiring as a player after the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats series against the Round Rock Express this weekend.  He will be joining the Giants front office as a mental health advocate.  “I couldn’t be more excited to remain in the game that saved my life,” Robinson wrote. “I remember the day after my suicide attempt, the first thought I had toward choosing to live came from thinking about playing baseball again. I did that, with one eye, and I’m grateful for the time I spent with the River Cats and the 11 incredible years I spent with the Rangers and Cardinals.

If you need mental health help, reach out Here are some resources

If you need mental health help, reach out. Here are some resources Madalyn Amato © Provided by The LA Times You don t have to tackle mental health issues on your own. (Ashley Lukashevsky / For The Times) With more than 23 million Californians now at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19, there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel. But the lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic go beyond new hygiene routines and mask-wearing techniques. The pandemic has affected nearly everyone s mental health, said Dr. Curley Bonds, the chief medical officer for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. In October 2020, the Kaiser Family Foundation found that “41.2% of adults in California reported symptoms of anxiety and/or depressive disorder, compared to 37.7% of adults in the U.S.”

Richard Sherman released without bail, felony charge downgraded

San Francisco 49ers/Pool Photo via USA TODAY Network Editor’s note: This story contains accounts of suicidal thoughts. The number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-TALK. His felony burglary domestic violence charge was downgraded to misdemeanor criminal trespass. He can t possess firearms, can t use drugs or alcohol, must return to court when requested and has a no-contact order with his father-in-law. Sherman will return to court Friday for a hearing on his four pending misdemeanors malicious mischief, DUI, criminal trespass (with a domestic violence designation) and resisting arrest. I see Mr. Sherman is a pillar in this community, he s a business owner, he s a husband, he s a father, said judge Fa’amomoi Masaniai. .I m gonna release Mr. Sherman.

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