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When people their brain gets into a state that it s hard for us to understand. how could you ever do this? how could you leave a child? the brain gets into a state that s a medical emergency, and there should be no confusion. there are great treatments and effective treatments to prevent this. what are the conversations we re afraid to have? when we lose a family member or a loved one after the fact, we say why did we talk about it more? what are the conversations we re not having now with our friends or family or if we re the ones suffering from call it depression? what are we not telling people? i don t believe we re asking that question with the word suicide. they train us in psychiatry to ask are you having thoughts about killing yourself or not wanting to be here. we assess someone s plan and their attempt and what are the protective factors. the statistics you quoted of the individuals 2 .8 million with significant suicidal thoughts. 50% of those didn t have any ....
It several times. maybe one argument why he did this is really that according to her, he realized slow lyly that he would not get a long-term contract with lufthansa. due to his mental illness. and maria was really sure in the interview that his hopelessness finally made him cause this tragic aviation disaster. she spoke to you also john about him potentially suffering from depression right? he never actually called it depression. but she came to that decision. that he suffered from depression. actually she mentioned one ....
And he admitted that he had to go for medical treatment because of mental illness. but he never called it depression. but she did say, john, that he suffered from nightmares when he was sleeping, right? yes. that s right. maria told me he woke up and screamed, we are going down. you know, the plane is going down. and she also mentioned another sequence at one night, he locked himself into his bathroom for a while without any explanation. but she never put this all in question, because she said she actually recognized two sides inside this person. you know, when this guy was among people, he was, according to maria, really open-minded, smart. he could talk with people, and seemed to enjoy life. but if they were on their own, he had like mood swings. ....
Sequence out of their relationship in which they talked about his condition. and he admitted that he had to go for medical treatment because of mental illness. but he never called it depression. but she did say, john that he suffered from nightmares when he was sleeping right? yes. that s right. maria told me he woke up and screamed we are going down. you know the plane is going down. and she also mentioned another sequence at one night, he locked himself into his bathroom for a while without any explanation. but she never put this all in question because she said she actually recognized two sides inside this person. you know when this guy was among people he was, according to maria, really open-minded, smart. he could talk with people and ....