They got to her in time, close call but she is safe now and her family all there.

The group had an online debrief with their primary psych and those not working this week requested to attend day facility. DB has gone off to work, sadly for him with his job he's seen it many times, not that it makes it easier, I guess he just compartmentalizes. DB will go to tonight's group. I'm more shocked at the live streaming, but I guess that was her way of having that tinsey hope she will be found in time and her cry for help will be heard.


QUOTE=Wide-O;1247345]Any news?

Yes, it is much more upsetting having to see it happen "live". On the other hand, the small silver lining is that it gives a tiny chance to the people who can save her. If it happens in a dark room, nobody will know about it until it's all over.

It might be a good idea to look at the possibilities of counseling for everyone who happened to see that. Suicide is crushing enough, and having to watch it/not knowing it will be OK is more than most can humanly bear. Some might be in shock and develop a trauma from this. I don't know if there are orgs who work in this field near you, but I suspect there are. Please do call them and ask for help.[/QUOTE]