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Boxer Ryan Garcia has no regrets sharing his struggles with Mental Health.

#NationalSuicidePreventionLifeline #SuicidePrevention Garcia -- who's ramping up for his in-ring return in April ---was asked by TMZ what the response has been like since stepping away from boxing because he was battling depression and having suicidal thoughts.  "Boxing fans are a little bit more harsh than say, if you're a singer," Garcia says. "Even in the NFL or NBA, if you come out, maybe you'll get a better response. But, I guess for boxing, you gotta be as tough as you can be." Ryan tells TMZ the long layoff led some boxing fans to question his toughness -- something he says is never in question when he steps inside the squared circle. "It's been tough just hearing all these things about me, all these opinions on why, or what's the truth on the reasoning on why I'm not fighting," Ryan says. "I gotta hear about myself and character." The silver lining is, Garcia says for all the hate ...

The Life & Death of Kurt Cobain (1994) | MTV News Special Report

#KurtCobain #Nirvana #MTVNews  #SuicidePrevention #NationalSuicidePreventionLifeline #1-800-273-8255 Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain died on April 5, 1994. The day he was confirmed dead, MTV News ran a special hosted by Kurt Loder that discussed the life and legacy of Cobain, and why he was so impactful to so many music fans around the world. Warning: The following contains detailed descriptions of depression and suicide. MTV News Published on Apr 5, 2019

We need to talk about Suicide more. On average, there are 123 suicides each day.

#SuicidePrevention #800-273-TALK-(8255)  #NationalSuicidePreventionLifeline #Suicide  On average, there are 123 suicides each day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And for every person who dies, about 29 more attempt it. It’s now the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. We all know someone touched by suicide. Myself included. I lived with my grandparents until I was 2. I stayed close to my grandfather; he never stopped looking out for me, even as I started college, work, a family. Then, in 2001, he killed himself. It wasn’t a secret, but no one ever talked about it. That was 17 years ago. And still today, we just don’t talk about suicide. The media rarely share stories of suicide, in part because we don’t want to make things worse. The practice in newspapers for decades was not to write about suicide at all unless it was done in public or was a public figure. When the media cover high-profile suicides, especially when they inclu...

It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help.

#TeenLineonline #Bullying #SuicidePrevention #SelfHarm #TeenLine #TeensHelpingTeens It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help. Don’t be afraid to start the conversation. Remember you can't make their problems go away but you can be there for them and that makes all the difference. It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help. Don’t be afraid to start the conversation. Remember you can't make their problems go away but you can be there for them and that makes all the difference.  pic.twitter.com/OFffM7Vdgp — TEEN LINE (@TEENLINEONLINE) September 13, 2018

It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help.

#TeenLineonline #Bullying #SuicidePrevention #SelfHarm #TeenLine #TeensHelpingTeens  It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help. Don’t be afraid to start the conversation. Remember you can't make their problems go away but you can be there for them and that makes all the difference. It’s easy to tell when someone isn’t their usual self, but it’s a lot harder to know what to do to help. Don’t be afraid to start the conversation. Remember you can't make their problems go away but you can be there for them and that makes all the difference.  pic.twitter.com/OFffM7Vdgp — TEEN LINE (@TEENLINEONLINE) September 13, 2018