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02 Feb 16
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWould you say that people who commit suicide and are suffering from mental illness, should be excluded from your view that the act is an insult to god, their families and the wider population?
Thanks for this in depth historical perspective.
02 Feb 16
Originally posted by GHOST HUNTERCheck out the sources I gave you. How else would I have concluded that 90% was the ballpark figure?
none of your links say 90% you are lying
now where did you get the 90% figure from?
real easy question. if you are lying we can move on, but the hole is getting deeper
i will ask again please stop copying one line from my posts, thank you
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I find some of you people here to be the most revolting individuals I think I've ever come across in the course of every-day life. Quite unbelievable.
"It's estimated 90% of people who attempt or die by suicide have one or more mental health conditions."
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Suicide/Pages/Causes.aspx
"Suicide is considered a possible complication of depressive illness in combination with other risk factors because suicidal thoughts and behavior can be symptoms of moderate to severe depressions...The majority of suicide attempts are expressions of extreme distress that need to be addressed, and not just a harmless bid for attention."
http://www.allaboutdepression.com/gen_04.html
02 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFyou will not twist this around as you always attempt, try something new.
What do you believe the correct figure should be?
you stated 90% of suicides are down to mental illness, i am convinced you made that up reasons why you do this are unknown, i dont really care what your motives are, but you are lying
Originally posted by GHOST HUNTERGHOST HUNTER: "...your links prove nothing, they are from 30% to 80%"
the question is where did you get the 9/10 figure from?
your link prove nothing, they are from 30% to 80%
Oh really?
You are saying something here that is not true. Did you even visit the sources I gave?
www.nhs.uk - It's estimated 90% of people who attempt or die by suicide have one or more mental health conditions.
www.nami.org - "Research has found that about 90% of individuals who die by suicide experience mental illness."
www.suicide.org - "Over 90 percent of people who die by suicide have a mental illness at the time of their death."
www.webmd.com - "Over 90% of people who die by suicide have clinical depression or another diagnosable mental disorder."
www.save.org - "the majority of the people who take their lives (estimated at 90%] were suffering with an underlying mental illness and substance abuse problem at the time of their death."
wwwhealthline.com - "Over 90 percent of people who commit suicide have a mental illness at the time of their death. Depression is the top risk factor, but there are various other mental health disorders that can contribute to suicide, including bipolar disorder and schizophrenia."
www.mentalhealth.org - "People with a diagnosed mental health condition are at particular risk. Around 90% of suicide victims suffer from a psychiatric disorder at the time of their death."
http://depts.washington.edu/ - "The great majority of people who experience a mental illness do not die by suicide. However, of those who die from suicide, more than 90 percent have a diagnosable mental disorder."
www.who.int - "Mental disorders (particularly depression and substance abuse) are associated with more than 90% of all cases of suicide"
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Originally posted by divegeesterI don't think I speak only for myself when I say the feeling is mutual.
I find some of you people here to be the most revolting individuals I think I've ever come across in the course of every-day life. Quite unbelievable.
[b]"It's estimated 90% of people who attempt or die by suicide have one or more mental health conditions."
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Suicide/Pages/Causes.aspx
"Suicide is considered a pos ...[text shortened]... , and not just a harmless bid for attention."
http://www.allaboutdepression.com/gen_04.html[/b]