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Do you think i should go to a doctor about my suicide risk before college?
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Yes: If a person has any concerns about suicidal thoughts, he or she should definitely talk with a mental health professional. Of course you can always talk to your family doctor who might refer you to a mental health professional . In an emergency a person can call 911 or a suicide hotline. Don't mess with suicidal thoughts - if you have them talk to someone now. Treatment works
Answered 1/24/2014
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