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Old 09-26-2006, 07:42 PM #2
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This is from Paul G. Quinnett's wonderful book "SUICIDE, The Forever Decision"

"... I am not so sure that, when it comes to getting ourselves out of the cups we find ourselves in, we always do a better job of it. Once we are into a particular set of problems, I am not so sure all of us can think our way out of them - at least all by ourselves."

I think that is an excellent point. People need to remember to reach out to others for help and support. Maybe someone can help to 'tip your cup on an angle' and/or throw you a rope to make it just a bit easier to climb out.

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