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World Suicide Prevention Day: How Can We Support Each Other in Difficult Moments?
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Today, 10 September, is World Suicide Prevention Day - a day that encourages us to talk openly about suicide, reduce stigma, and remind people that they don't have to face difficult moments alone.
Starting a conversation about suicide can feel difficult, but sometimes a simple question, a listening ear, or knowing that someone understands can make a meaningful difference.
Here at Carenity, we know that living with a health condition can sometimes bring difficult emotions, uncertainty, loneliness or moments when things feel particularly overwhelming. This forum is a safe space to share experiences, thoughts and sources of support that may help others in the community.
💬 We'd love to hear from you:
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You don't have to share anything you're not comfortable sharing. You can also simply read, leave a message of support, or share something that has helped you.
Most importantly, let's keep this conversation compassionate and respectful. Sometimes, knowing that someone is listening can be powerful. 💛
If you're currently thinking about suicide or feel that you may be in immediate danger, please seek urgent help from your local emergency service or a crisis support service. In the UK, you can call Samaritans on 116 123, free, day or night.
Thank you for helping make Carenity a community where people can feel heard, supported and less alone.
What would you say to someone who is having a really difficult day and needs a little hope? 🌼
Razar from the Carenity's team