Alice Hendy: Nobody Wants to Talk About Suicide at Work, but Here's Why It's Essential We Do
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After three or four days Martín wakes up in the municipal hospital of an Argentine city. He realizes what he did. And yet, he said, that “he had taken it cheap.” He was 21 years old. His son, five months old. “I was beaten,” he says now, after a decade of having tried it, but beyond the physical.” Months earlier, one of the largest noodle factories in that town where he was “happy, in white,” made mass layoffs, and he fell on his back. Suddenly,…
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Ten years ago, Danny van Ee (now 29) from Amersfoort felt life was no longer worth living. He turned down two trains and jumped at the third one anyway. He survived the crash and is now facing life with a radiant smile. “Fortunately, I still have my voice. I have to use it. There are many people with mental health issues, and if I can help or motivate just one person with my story, that is a win.”
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