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A Survivor Says We Need To Talk About Suicide: ‘If We Don’t Talk About It, We Can’t Help To Prevent It From Happening’

By Victoria Uwumarogie ·Updated September 19, 2023

In the year 2016, mother and domestic abuse survivor Maggie Henry attempted suicide twice. Not only were the efforts a complete shock to her loved ones, but they were also a shock to Henry, herself. She had never

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