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Suicide
ADNet offers two major resources on the subject of suicide.
Fierce Goodbye: Living in the Shadow of Suicide Documentary film about living in the aftermath of suicide and an accompanying website with many resource links. Facing Suicide in the Family and in the Church A very helpful introduction to understanding and dealing with suicide by Crystal Horning along with an extensive list of resources, including the web resources which are also listed below. Some of the further resources are also listed below for easy reference. In addition, the Church of the Brethren has a helpful one-page summary on suicide. American Foundation for Suicide Prevention National Institute of Mental Health Suicide Information and Education Center Mental Health Net American Association of Suicidology Suicide Awareness Voices of Education Christian Resources for Recovery. This page has links to many other resources. These books and video resources are available online: Presbyterian Distribution Services. Honest Talk About Suicide, a video and study guide for teens. Order online or call 1-800-524-2612 to order. All these books available at compassionbooks.com or 1-800-970-4220 Margo Requarth. After a Parent's Suicide, Helping Children Heal The Dougy Center. After a Suicide: A Workbook for Grieving Kids Doreen Cammarata. Someone I Love Died by Suicide (children's story book) Margaret Holmes. A Terrible Thing Happened (children's story book) The Dougy Center. Helping Teens Cope with Death. |
Words seem inadequate to express the shock and sorrow at the death of Lee Eshleman, of the comedy/acting team of Ted and Lee. According to the official press release, "Lee took his own life after succumbing to a long battle with depression." We mourn the loss of the talent and faith that ministered to so many through the medium of comedy. Our hearts go out to Lee's family and friends as well as to Ted Swartz and all of the persons who will feel Lee's absence so profoundly. At ADNet, we continue our efforts to help individuals and families affected by mental illness and many other disabilities to find healing and hope in our communities and churches.
Further information Ted and Lee website Harrisonburg, VA newspaper article EMU web tributes 5/19/2007 
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