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| THE STORIES: OUT OF THE DARKNESS |
Sunday: We kill ourselves more often than we kill each other. If that surprises you, it's no wonder. Suicide hides behind whispers. As if by turning our faces, we could make it go away. It hasn't. Suicide has outpaced homicide for at least 100 years.
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Monday: The drive to survive is a powerful force. It hums within the body’s very cells. Why then, among any 20 people in any given week, is one of them pondering suicide?
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Insurance disparity a hurdle to treatment Silent shame of suicide hides behind thin blue line |
Today: On an average day, roughly 90 Americans kill themselves. Those losses are changing a long history of hush-hush. People are starting to talk about suicide, and they don't care if it's unpleasant.
Also in this installment
Colleges can't expell suicidal students More care, less condemnation by religion |
| THE VIDEOS |
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All video interviews in this series, available on HamptonRoads.tv:
Lisa-Marie Janotka
Mother of five loses her husband Jodi Butler John Jenkins Beth Reavis
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