Saving a Friend from Suicide

My stomach that saves lives is weakened by wrong ideas. One night, I called my best friend, but somehow, she was the only one I wanted to hear. She phoned and told me that she loved me because I heard tears leaking to me. When the gate of the flood opened, there were only bad words. When I told her what I am about to go out, my heart game will never leave my mind what I was about to see.

Heroes save their lives. To save lives is to join the army to defend our county and to spend with friends of suicide. Since I care about my life everyday, I have the opportunity to save my life (sound like cliche) to urge my friends to wear seat belts. There is no reason to euthanize besides being too expensive. Even though only understanding that life is indispensable, every single life, both large and small, is important and worth protecting.

SAVE is one of the first domestic organizations for suicide prevention. Our work is based on the foundation and belief that suicide is preventable and everyone can play a role in suicide prevention. We know that we can save our lives by raising awareness of the public, educating the community, and wearing the right tools for everyone. SAVE is a non-profit organization of 501 (c) (3) which is managed by the Board of Volunteers and is managed based on Minnesota's nonprofit law. SAVE works at international, national, state, and local levels to focus on education and awareness to prevent suicide in the use of public health models in suicide prevention. SAVE operates according to guidelines issued by Surgeon General Suicide Action Call (1999) and National Suicide Prevention Strategy (2012).

Recently, Rydberg, Chairman of the United Nations Prevention Association's "Suicide Education Sound" (SAVE), is aggressively addressing suicide information. Facebook is the world's largest social network and is now directly involved in intervention. In 25 of the 50 US states, posting a message on Facebook with a phrase with an algorithm marked as suicide idea or intention, the banner will be displayed on the user's page (Eggertson, 2015). If the user's page is marked, the user will be provided with the number of the National Suicide Lifeline and prompts and links will be displayed to support the video matching the best practice.