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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 462320" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>How awful! What a terrible waste of a young life! You hear of so many teen suicides and it makes you wonder just how many were caused by some type of bullying from other kids. At least they're <em>trying</em> to do something about it now instead of just telling kids to toughen up or ignore it like they used to.</p><p></p><p>It just happens so often now! I was shocked to find out that a 15 year old local boy had committed suicide in a garage type building right behind my house! There had been a mobile home on the lot across the street from my back yard - the mobile home had been moved but there was still this wooden open ended garage there. This boy hung himself in there. It's been over a year and the yellow crime-scene tape is still up there. I didn't know him but there are so many kids around that same age here and it's only a few blocks from the high school. Apparently the rest of his family did not live here but others have said that this boys' older brother also committed suicide a few years ago. So very, very sad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 462320, member: 1883"] How awful! What a terrible waste of a young life! You hear of so many teen suicides and it makes you wonder just how many were caused by some type of bullying from other kids. At least they're [I]trying[/I] to do something about it now instead of just telling kids to toughen up or ignore it like they used to. It just happens so often now! I was shocked to find out that a 15 year old local boy had committed suicide in a garage type building right behind my house! There had been a mobile home on the lot across the street from my back yard - the mobile home had been moved but there was still this wooden open ended garage there. This boy hung himself in there. It's been over a year and the yellow crime-scene tape is still up there. I didn't know him but there are so many kids around that same age here and it's only a few blocks from the high school. Apparently the rest of his family did not live here but others have said that this boys' older brother also committed suicide a few years ago. So very, very sad. [/QUOTE]
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