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With The Holidays Comes Dangerous Depression
With The Holidays Comes Dangerous Depression

The holiday season is here, and while it can be a time of joy — in a pandemic, depression and sadness can be significantly worse.

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InnovationsNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionNovember 16, 2021holiday depression, Physician - Assisted Suicide, holidays
Taking Care of Our NH Veterans:  Resources For Those Experiencing TBI, PTSD and Suicide Ideation
Taking Care of Our NH Veterans:  Resources For Those Experiencing TBI, PTSD and Suicide Ideation

In the month of November, and on Veterans Day in particular, we focus on those who have served, or are currently serving our country, and we thank them for their service.

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News, StoriesNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionNovember 11, 2021Veterans, Vet, suicide, Suicide Prevention, loss, New Hampshire
Suicide Impacts Many Lives, for Years to Come
Suicide Impacts Many Lives, for Years to Come

I wish I could say I had a lot of memories of my mother, but I don’t. A few mismatches here and there — not much of it making sense — and nothing else. I have photos, a few stories, and little more.

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StoriesJayme SimoesNovember 9, 2021Physician - Assisted Suicide, suicide, Impacts, New Hampshire
From impossible to possible: The journey of a family living with mental illness
From impossible to possible: The journey of a family living with mental illness


Sonja and Mitch Wasden seemed to have it all: a long, loving marriage, three healthy and talented children, a supportive faith community, and financial security from Mitch’s work as a hospital CEO.

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Innovations, StoriesNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionOctober 26, 2021New Hampshire, Physician - Assisted Suicide, Suicide Prevention
Protecting The Vulnerable From Physician-Assisted Suicide Legislation
Protecting The Vulnerable From Physician-Assisted Suicide Legislation

Physician-assisted suicide legislation Is counterproductive to New Hampshire's zero suicide prevention goals. HB 1659 is bad for NH’s vulnerable populations.

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LegislationNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionSeptember 15, 2021Physician - Assisted Suicide
More Than A Speed Bump: Brain Injury, Rehabilitation and Recovery
More Than A Speed Bump: Brain Injury, Rehabilitation and Recovery

After a brain injury, Jim Scott battled through rehabilitation, substance use disorder, and thoughts of suicide but chose to reinvent himself as an author.

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StoriesNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionSeptember 14, 2021Brain Injury
New Hampshire Death With Dignity Act (HB1659)
New Hampshire Death With Dignity Act (HB1659)

HB1659 would have allowed terminally ill patients who meet certain requirements to request life-ending medication. The bill died when the legislative session ended.

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NewsSarah GaffneyJuly 13, 2021
“Play It Where It Lies”: KC Christensen and Life After Brain Injury
“Play It Where It Lies”: KC Christensen and Life After Brain Injury

Learn the story of KC Christensen’s near-death accident, brain injury, rehabilitation journey, and how golf played a role in being "the luckiest man alive".

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StoriesNH Coalition for Suicide PreventionJuly 13, 2021Brain Injury
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