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Wow. Marie Osmond's son committed suicide.

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Yes; how devastating. Marie's depression was post-partum.

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How sad. It must be devastating losing a child and then from suicide.....oh my, the guilt. Didn't Marie have a problem with depression awhile back? We never know what goes on behind closed doors. God Bless their whole family at this horrible time.
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