I believe there is a problem and it may well be getting worse. Having said that this is nothing new. This is the same as so many other aspects of our lives. We are just now finding out how far off the numbers have been in the past. MANY many times the person or person's that found suicide situation took it upon themselves to alter the scene so as to point more towards an accidental end. This was done to save family from the shame of it all. It was hidden so family would recieve insurance or any number of other reasons. More accurate investigating plays a role in this just as better diagnosis and reporting on certain health problems show up more today than ever before. What I find very troubling is the shear number of young people, 10 to 25 years old who end their lives. That I think is a larger problem over all.
As a former farmer and small business operator in the late 70's early 80's who considered all ways out of the bad financial situation as well as ending it all. For a while the only way out seemed like ending it all. At some point I realized that nothing was worth taking my life and just let it all go and I am glad I did. It was a dark place I was in for a while. My wife to this day has no idea how bad my head was. It take a long time to get past some things and having some one to talk to outside friends and family helps some of the time. All that to say it's not a new problem.
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