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The document discusses mental disorders and their relationship to suicide. It notes that mental disorders like depression and bipolar disorder can cause the brain to function abnormally and result in suicidal thoughts. Many teens with mental disorders feel like outcasts in society and that frustration with themselves and society can lead them to consider suicide. Bullying is also discussed as a factor, as bullied teens often feel worthless with very low self-esteem, leading them to depression and potentially suicide. Early detection of mental disorders and treatment is important but not always effective in preventing suicide.
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- 3. Life Provide background information about the person you are discussing. Important information could include: Childhood experiences that influenced him/her His/her education People who influenced him / her 3 • Frustration with themselves and society and the trouble they have fitting in often lead them to take call it an end. • Mental disorders need to be detected early on and treatment is required, but sometimes even that doesn’t work. • It’s heartbreaking to watch.
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- 6. Life Provide background information about the person you are discussing. Important information could include: Childhood experiences that influenced him/her His/her education People who influenced him / her 6 • Teens who are bullied feel cornered and their self- esteem and confidence is beaten down to the bare minimum. • They feel worthless and incapable of anything productive. • This leads them to think and imagine that their life truly is worthless and therefore no longer feel the need to keep on living. • They work into depressions and end up taking their
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