why are you are assuming he suicided, without an official statement?
Because that is almost always what happened when no cause of death is reported.
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why are you are assuming he suicided, without an official statement?
He also suffered from epilepsy. He could have suffered a seizure while he was asleep and passed away like that.Because that is almost always what happened when no cause of death is reported.
My point.They dont report the details because it tends to lead to more suicides
Preventing suicide: a resource for media professionals, update 2023
There is evidence that media reports about suicide can enhance or weaken suicide prevention efforts. Widely disseminated stories of death by suicide are often followed by more suicides in the population, while stories of overcoming a suicidal crisis can lead to fewer suicides. Media...www.who.int
At this stage it’s unlikely.He also suffered from epilepsy. He could have suffered a seizure while he was asleep and passed away like that.
He also suffered from epilepsy. He could have suffered a seizure while he was asleep and passed away like that.
I don’t know you but I’m glad you didn’t make those choices, I really hope you’re doing better in life.There are times, in the past, when I have drank so much I blacked out... and kept drinking. When I took illicit drugs to make me feel better. Then a few years ago, I found out that I was suffering from PTSD and that I had been for all but 3 years of my life.
There were times when things got really dark for me. I wanted to die, that the world would be a better place without me in it. I've been picking up my chef's knives and imagined myself cutting myself. Our mental health is a fragile thing that way too many people take for granted.
We'll probably never know what really happened, but we all know it's a tragedy that a young man has passed way too early.
His friends and family all have my sincere condolences for their tragic loss.
He also suffered from epilepsy. He could have suffered a seizure while he was asleep and passed away like that.
Unfortunately a "non-suspicious" death in a residence with all news articles including a section at the bottom regarding lifeline and other metal health support services is code for suicide. They wont report it outright as a suicide in most cases, but the signs are all pointing in that direction. Incredibly sad.why are you are assuming he suicided, without an official statement?
He suffered from epilepsy - even The West have been professional enough to report his illness and not called it drugs or suicide
So much truth in that. One of my close mates was bi-polar - we were on a forum at 12.30pm on a wed night discussing race car differentials - he had so much knowledge and loved sharing it -A lot of the time it's the ones who can bring so many smiles to so many faces that are the ones who are struggling themselves
Read post #112If speculation is to be believed and he took his life,
It makes you wonder if he had enough support after his delisitng. Was he taken care of or discarded? If the latter, could this have been prevented?
Anyway my condolences.
Won’t go into specifics but I’ve encountered a number of ex players who were on a great wicket during their time in the league who are totally lost and more or less penniless post career.Mental illness is the biggest issue in the Game.
players are barely supported once they retire or delisted in less you are champion of the game with a good CV you won't pick up work so easy remember these guys are usually 17-18 years old thrust straight into AFL.
Terribly sad RIP Cam McCarthy
Thanks for the information.Hi,
Unfortunately SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy) isn't rare. Epilepsy affects 1 in 25 people, and SUDEP takes 1 in 1000 lives every year even with people with controlled seizures, with that number becoming 1 in 150 for those with uncontrolled seizures. Took more lives in the US last year then SIDS yet isn't well known.
I have epilepsy it changes your life.
Ask any ‘one hit’ Rock act…gone b4 you could write another.Won’t go into specifics but I’ve encountered a number of ex players who were on a great wicket during their time in the league who are totally lost and more or less penniless post career.
The fact they earn a high wage at a point in their lives is a distraction. Sometimes the worst thing you can do for a person who isn’t quite right is give them a lot of money and no boundaries.
Hi,
Unfortunately SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy) isn't rare. Epilepsy affects 1 in 25 people, and SUDEP takes 1 in 1000 lives every year even with people with controlled seizures, with that number becoming 1 in 150 for those with uncontrolled seizures. Took more lives in the US last year then SIDS yet isn't well known.
I have epilepsy it changes your life.