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The expansion of assisted suicide in Canada - Vimarsana News

The expansion of assisted suicide in Canada

Canada’s expansion of euthanasia laws or MAID as it’s known, has caused concerns among rights groups.

New books at the Henderson County Public Library - Vimarsana News

New books at the Henderson County Public Library

Here's a list of new nonfiction, fiction and self-help books at the Henderson County Public Library.

As Bexar County teens increasingly struggle with mental health, a suicide survivor will share his story - Vimarsana News

As Bexar County teens increasingly struggle with mental health, a suicide survivor will share his story

Nearly two decades have passed since a stranger’s random act of kindness saved Mark...

CMHA-WECB & HDGH Present: Wake Up Speak Up 2021 with Mark Henick - Vimarsana News

CMHA-WECB & HDGH Present: Wake Up Speak Up 2021 with Mark Henick

(*Copy of Mark’s book, WUSU mug, Tim Hortons gift card & $20 tax receipt) SO-CALLED NORMAL with MARK HENICK Purchase tickets at windsoressex.cmha.ca/events/wusu21 Mark Henick captured global attention when he shared his story of searching for “the man in the light brown jacket” who saved his life from a teenage suicide attempt. With over five million views, his TEDx talk, “Why We Choose Suicide,” is among the most watched in the world. Article Continues Below Local Sponsor Message Having been a patient, a professional, a policy influencer, and a public figure in the mental health sy...

One Year Later: How 15 American Workers Are Coping With the Coronavirus Pandemic - Vimarsana News

One Year Later: How 15 American Workers Are Coping With the Coronavirus Pandemic

Published March 11, 2021 • Updated on March 11, 2021 at 3:13 pm Noam Galai | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. By the following week, schools went remote, businesses shuttered and states enacted stay-at-home orders across the U.S.  Americans struggled to make sense of this new reality. Grocery store shelves stood bare as people snapped up toilet paper and pasta. The economy fell into recession as millions lost jobs and state unemployment departments scrambled to keep up with applications. Small busin...