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Can constant intense pain make a person suicidal?
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YES IT CAN: PAIN COULD BE A REASON SOME PEOPLE COMMITTING SUICIDE. EVEN A FEAR OF PAIN FROM CANCER OR CHRONIC ILLNESSES HAD DROVE PEOPLE TO SUICIDE SO IF YOU OR YOU KNOW SOMEBODY IN A SIMILAR SITUATION PLEASE SEEK AND ADVICE TO SEEK HELP.
Answered 2/25/2015
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