8 thoughts on “ Slow Suicide ”

1. Slow Suicide. A prolonged period of self-abusive, harmful behaviour, which may result in suicide completion. Segen's Medical Dictionary. © Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.

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2. Slow suicide is still suicide Health problems related to poor diet, drinking and smoking are costing the NHS in England more than £11bn each year. Public health officials state that unless the health issues and causative factors are tackled more effectively, the NHS will become unaffordable: warning that conditions such as Type 2 diabetes and smoking-related bronchitis are a new and untreatable epidemic.

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3. Slow Suicide. 4 Next I turned my attention to all the outrageous violence that takes place on this planet—the tears of the victims, no one to comfort them; the iron grip of oppressors, no one to rescue the victims from them. So I congratulated the dead who are already dead instead of the living who are still alive. But luckier than the dead or the living is the person who has never even.

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4. It is for this reason that drinking is a slow suicide. The addict has, at some point, decided that regular life was impossible. He or she may not be willing to actually pull the trigger and commit the act of suicide, but instead embarks upon a long, slow march toward the end.

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5. Suicide can be completed by using a fast-acting poison, such as cyanide. Many other natural substances have high levels of toxicity including belladonna, castor beans, and Jatropha curcas. Poisoning through the means of toxic plants is usually slower, and is relatively painful.

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6. Feb 18,  · The problem with suicide methods is that 97% of the time, they fail. And that is just the completely committed “I want to die right now this second” group. Suicide is painful and messy and horrifying – and I completely understand if you are sitting here thinking “yes, well so is my life” – .

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7. Sep 12,  · I defiantly would a agree that being morbidly obese is a slow suicide. I went into respiratory failure at 30 years old because of being morbidly obese. I'm not afraid to share my story. I was lbs. I am now down to and getting my life back and doing it healthy with my dr. I .

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8. Jul 30,  · I had watched my father commit the slow suicide of the middle class, slumped drunk in front of the television. I had contempt for him at the time, and I .

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