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How come i constantly think about suicide or self harm ?
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Why: Well, i don't know you, so i don't know your reasons. Whatever the reasons, it is not healthy to have frequent thoughts or urges to kill or harm yourself. Please consider seeing a psychologist or a psychiatrist for a comprehensive evaluation to shed more light on this. If you have imminent thoughts about killing yourself - please get help at the nearest emergency room. Call 911 if needed. Take ca.
Answered 6/28/2015
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