Anyone know where to find the daily suicide counts

[bodyforlife]

Suicide, help hotline calls soar in Southern California over coronavirus anxieties

In February, Levitan and her colleagues — 70 full-time staff members and 215 volunteers — took 22 calls on the suicide and disaster helplines related to coronavirus. In March, that number soared to 1,800 calls — more than an 8,000% increase.

https://www.ocregister.com/2020/04/...uthern-california-over-coronavirus-anxieties/

 

[rolltide]

I think it would be interesting to chart as the shelter in place is in effect.

if tested positive for WuFlu post-mortem it will be listed as a Covid-19 death.... if tested negative for WuFlu will be listed as a Covid-19 death.... if not tested it will be listed as a Covid-19 death

 

[Mobdeeper7239]

I happen to peep in the Political Forum and I can say with a certainty, it's some folks here who entire life seem to be Political. For those young guys out there, please don't fall into the same trap. It's too much pussy out there being unattended. I'm a capitalist and I capitalize on their mistake.

Bahahahahhahahaha. Big facts

 

[Mobdeeper7239]

Unless Trump comes up with a vaccine before the election he is one and done. No president ever was reelected during any mass disaster.

If Trump is the one who comes up with the vaccine.....then we are all dead

 

[jaws2357]

Highest Rate is in Baltimore

 

[REDEYE]

Depends on how long we are cooped up in our homes and if we're losing money due to no work.

Not trying to be "funny or cute" but curious to see how many more people go off the "deep end" if a certain person is re-elected in November. How many people are gonna say "F it, i cant take another 4 years of this guy if my life already sucks as it is".

Again not trying to be funny as i worry about a few people that i know who are currently down on their luck b/c of all of this

I might commit suicide if Biden gets elected...

 

[bodyforlife]

[FONT=&quot]47% of those sheltering in place reported negative mental health effects resulting from worry or stress related to coronavirus (Figure 1). This rate is significantly higher than the 37% among people who were not sheltering in place reporting negative mental health impacts from coronavirus.

[/FONT]https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue-brief/the-implications-of-covid-19-for-mental-health-and-substance-use/