Topic: People start killing themselves due to COVID19 virus fears. (Read 611 times)
I guess many people desperate because of this virus is not going to end. People need to make money for living, and while they are staying at home, they run out of their money, and they hard to buy their daily needs. If the government can not do something about that, we will see many more like that, and that would be more dangerous than the Covid-19 itself.
One must always tighten one's mind to cure the virus Suicide is not a good solution to everything If we are aware of and maintain clean hygiene we can easily prevent this disease Keep your mind fresh and always think positive. Everything that is negative puts it at a disadvantage.
You have rightly said that we all know that suicide may be a great sin that's why it's more important to remember of yourself than to kill. this is often why virus prevention should be taken One has got to be vigilant to beat this tragic situation.
One must always tighten one's mind to cure the virus Suicide is not a good solution to everything If we are aware of and maintain clean hygiene we can easily prevent this disease Keep your mind fresh and always think positive. Everything that is negative puts it at a disadvantage.
The positive side of coronavirus, it's getting rid of weak people, physically and mentally.
That is why we've to be mentally prepared to cure this virus simply because you said it right Don't break down you would like to form some strong resistance yourself. they typically attack vulnerable people Those whose immunity is low.
In the case that people are killing themselves because of the pandemic scare is because that they have a poor support network, this prompts the problem of our indifference to mental health. If you say that you can't help these people, maybe a little compliment or asking how they are is enough. And for the people who are suffering from fear and other mental problems, I dare you to do small steps to help yourself, clean your room (trust me it makes you feel good), talk to a friend or parent, don't suppress your negative emotions, it's okay to feel sad and angry.
This is a very sad situation that it stems from this pandemic.
Incidents are reported in my country as well that people - mostly young people and teenagers are giving an end to their lives afters they are diagnosed with a coronavirus infection.
Incidents are reported in my country as well that people - mostly young people and teenagers are giving an end to their lives afters they are diagnosed with a coronavirus infection.
It was sad to hear this who to blame isn't it the greedy ego of humanity. By the way, I share this in our forum for awareness too. Thank you for telling us what is happening
I believe that change is a must changing this old order that think only chaos and mass depopulation
People who kill themselves do it for only two reasons:
1. Great pain, which might include fear, sometimes;
2. Stupidity.
1. Great pain, which might include fear, sometimes;
2. Stupidity.
I don't want to push any boundaries, or potentially misguide; but I would be careful to believe the connection between the suicide and Corona.
When people commit suicide, it is a tragic and unjust thing and sometimes people genuinely want to have a reason. I'm not saying it's fake, but I'm saying it's the media - take it with a grain of salt.
Yes, but if you're in finance, you've probably weathered worse ups-and-downs than this I would think. Naturally, every time there is a massive loss in the stock markets suicides do happen, as people feel guilty for the loss of funds (maybe they were managing for others etc); but as a Finance Minister, I'm not exactly sure that would apply. You don't exactly get to a position as Finance Minister by being emotional w/ economics/stocks.
When people commit suicide, it is a tragic and unjust thing and sometimes people genuinely want to have a reason. I'm not saying it's fake, but I'm saying it's the media - take it with a grain of salt.
If the virus can kill you, why kill yourself? This doesn't make any sense. Logically you should go home and isolate yourself, you might survive it and avoid infecting others while doing so.
That finance guy, wouldn't be more logical to assume he lost a lot in stocks or such by the global economy recession?
Wasn't the teenager maybe unable to cope with the isolation? (BTW: How is a suicide an "attempt" when he successfully died?
To me these deaths aren't really even related to COVID-19 fear.
As for the nurse, we already know of the drama in Italy for the many patients that cannot be treated, health workers are under extreme pressure, war like condition.
That finance guy, wouldn't be more logical to assume he lost a lot in stocks or such by the global economy recession?
Wasn't the teenager maybe unable to cope with the isolation? (BTW: How is a suicide an "attempt" when he successfully died?
To me these deaths aren't really even related to COVID-19 fear.
As for the nurse, we already know of the drama in Italy for the many patients that cannot be treated, health workers are under extreme pressure, war like condition.
Yes, but if you're in finance, you've probably weathered worse ups-and-downs than this I would think. Naturally, every time there is a massive loss in the stock markets suicides do happen, as people feel guilty for the loss of funds (maybe they were managing for others etc); but as a Finance Minister, I'm not exactly sure that would apply. You don't exactly get to a position as Finance Minister by being emotional w/ economics/stocks.
Fear of isolation is something new, I guess Emily is just too young to be left alone. She's a waitress so she must be a very social kid.
she was on the autism spectrum, so had many things socially/mentally at play
its like OCD kids who like a routine, get stressed when their routine changes
other things like risk of losing job due to lockdown is a financial and social hit to the ego
then there is the heath risk of working with random customers pushes the risk of getting sick thoughts.
it can all weigh heavily on a person
I didn't read her whole article. She's so young. Yep I have a niece in the spectrum, a slight change of his pattern can result to a tantrum for hours. Losing her a job or her without not going out all of a sudden could be very heavy for her.
The positive side of coronavirus, it's getting rid of weak people, physically and mentally.
There is never going to be a strong person when this crisis last longer. You can only hope the people around you are stronger and help each other.
Fear of isolation is something new, I guess Emily is just too young to be left alone. She's a waitress so she must be a very social kid.
she was on the autism spectrum, so had many things socially/mentally at play
its like OCD kids who like a routine, get stressed when their routine changes
other things like risk of losing job due to lockdown is a financial and social hit to the ego
then there is the heath risk of working with random customers pushes the risk of getting sick thoughts.
it can all weigh heavily on a person
The positive side of coronavirus, it's getting rid of weak people, physically and mentally.
Fear of isolation is something new, I guess Emily is just too young to be left alone. She's a waitress so she must be a very social kid.
There are worse I've have read because some of them kill themselves because they were blames by their family members that they were affected, out of being isolated is just less of a reason but family members despising you because you cause them infection of the virus is worse.
People tend to do irrational things when faced with adversity or fear. I get that the dangers of coronavirus are real but god damn people do some stupid stuff when under duress, partly due to media alarmist and sensationalized coverage. A bit over a week ago there was a couple that tried to drink fish tank cleaner because it helped against coronavirus and then proceeded to blame Trump over their own stupidity and irrational thought process. I have sympathy to people that are taking their life over this but I think there are underlying depression problems for these people and COVID-19 is just the last straw. I find it hard to believe that people are killing themselves strictly over a disease with a <2% death rate.
These people who kill themselves might have a mental problem because if you're in your right mind you wont do such thing.
Being infected of corona virus doesnt mean you're going to die or its a death sentence, there's a high chance to recover just help yourself and be motivated to overcome it.
Being infected of corona virus doesnt mean you're going to die or its a death sentence, there's a high chance to recover just help yourself and be motivated to overcome it.
British teen dies after suicide attempt due to coronavirus fears ;
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/emily-owen-56.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&strip=all
Italian nurse with coronavirus kills herself over fear of infecting others;
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/nurse-italy-suicide.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&strip=all
German state finance minister Thomas Schäfer found dead. Police suspect Thomas Schäfer died by suicide after his body was found on train tracks near Wiesbaden. He was the finance minister for the state of Hesse;
https://www.dw.com/en/german-state-finance-minister-thomas-sch%C3%A4fer-found-dead/a-52948976#
People can't take it anymore. How are you coping with all these deaths and social distancing?
Is the constant media coverage making things unbearable?
on the other hand, frontliners are being killed and being discriminated by the people who dont understand the situation and being selfish. Panic and Fear is the cause of all of this. Please read a reliable source to find out what is happening in the world, read the whole news and not only the headlines. Check who wrote the articles and search if he/she/it is a reliable one. PLEASE, don't kill yourself as there is proof that not everyone can be killed by the virus. In fact, many of them have been recovered. https://thenypost.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/emily-owen-56.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&strip=all
Italian nurse with coronavirus kills herself over fear of infecting others;
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/nurse-italy-suicide.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&strip=all
German state finance minister Thomas Schäfer found dead. Police suspect Thomas Schäfer died by suicide after his body was found on train tracks near Wiesbaden. He was the finance minister for the state of Hesse;
https://www.dw.com/en/german-state-finance-minister-thomas-sch%C3%A4fer-found-dead/a-52948976#
People can't take it anymore. How are you coping with all these deaths and social distancing?
Is the constant media coverage making things unbearable?
Robin William kys over the obligations, his divorced, his obligations to pay for alimony for his exwife, in a time of crisis like today, the alimony doesn’t stop rolling, paying debt already painful enough. But imaging working as hard as possible to fund the lifestyle of the person you hate the most on the earth, he might get killed in car accident or something by deliberately making up a false accident, and get life insurance, and the compensation will still goes to his exwife, kys so no life insurance!
Robin Williams is a person who had a lot of things going on and had so for a long period of time. He'd suffered from depression and drug abuse throughout his life but he also had early stages of Parkinson's disease/dementia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Williams#Addiction_and_health_problems
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In an essay published in the journal Neurology two years after his death, Schneider revealed that the pathology of Lewy body disease in Williams was described by several doctors as among the worst pathologies they had seen. She described the early symptoms of his disease as beginning in October 2013. Williams' initial condition included a sudden and prolonged spike in fear and anxiety, stress and insomnia; which worsened in severity to include memory loss, paranoia, and delusions. According to Schneider, "Robin was losing his mind and he was aware of it ... He kept saying, 'I just want to reboot my brain.'"
I don't think anyone could imagine what that's like to go through but it was obviously something he found unbearable especially on top of his depression and whatever other worries he had going on. Being famous/in the public eye probably doesn't help either and is likely to exacerbate problems. My great granddad had Parkinson's disease and my current granddad has early stages of dementia and both are horrible diseases that can progress quite rapidly. Depending how bad the diseases get they're probably not something I'd not want to live with personally so I can understand Robin William's situation.
I’d blame the Corning virus too, it’s the virus that killed the Robin Williams, it’s not the money, his exwife is innocent, the alimony is perfectly legal and he should pay for it, it’s not the divorces that rip his life apart, his once said “Divorce is like ripping a man’s genitals out through his wallet.” which is a lie, he trying to say he killed him self not for the divorce proceeding, people don’t understand, people need to know Robin Williams are criminal and should be put down before he crossing line again.
Robin William kys over the obligations, his divorced, his obligations to pay for alimony for his exwife, in a time of crisis like today, the alimony doesn’t stop rolling, paying debt already painful enough. But imaging working as hard as possible to fund the lifestyle of the person you hate the most on the earth, he might get killed in car accident or something by deliberately making up a false accident, and get life insurance, and the compensation will still goes to his exwife, kys so no life insurance!
Robin Williams is a person who had a lot of things going on and had so for a long period of time. He'd suffered from depression and drug abuse throughout his life but he also had early stages of Parkinson's disease/dementia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Williams#Addiction_and_health_problems
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In an essay published in the journal Neurology two years after his death, Schneider revealed that the pathology of Lewy body disease in Williams was described by several doctors as among the worst pathologies they had seen. She described the early symptoms of his disease as beginning in October 2013. Williams' initial condition included a sudden and prolonged spike in fear and anxiety, stress and insomnia; which worsened in severity to include memory loss, paranoia, and delusions. According to Schneider, "Robin was losing his mind and he was aware of it ... He kept saying, 'I just want to reboot my brain.'"
I don't think anyone could imagine what that's like to go through but it was obviously something he found unbearable especially on top of his depression and whatever other worries he had going on. Being famous/in the public eye probably doesn't help either and is likely to exacerbate problems. My great granddad had Parkinson's disease and my current granddad has early stages of dementia and both are horrible diseases that can progress quite rapidly. Depending how bad the diseases get they're probably not something I'd not want to live with personally so I can understand Robin William's situation.
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https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/09/suicide-and-the-economy/279961/ (worth reading)
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/09/suicide-and-the-economy/279961/ (worth reading)
Just by looking at the domain name in the URL I could tell more or less what it, CFR rag that it is, was going to say; Suicide is OK and even kinda cool people with an education do it, and rich 'philanthropists' are awesome.
I didn't find much of substance in the article. I'm sure that the NPR crowd will though, and primarily 'Because Atlantic'.
I’d killed me self too if I’m heavily in debt in a time of crisis, but to kys for virus is a new achievement.
You've gone mad. Suicide doesn't solve any problems. It does solve the immediate anxiety. Our bodies use anxiety to bring unconscious thought to our attention. At a time of crisis, a person may believe a long painful death (or life) awaits them and choose to avoid that. If they have been thinking about it for a while, or have used drugs to help anxiety, fluctuations in the brain chemistry can drive a person to realize there is no further reason to live.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/09/suicide-and-the-economy/279961/ (worth reading)
You shouldn’t argue with logical sense to someone who behave emotionally 95% of the time and low IQ but high EQ.
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