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Writer's picturePremanandhan Narayanan

Reflecting on Tragedy: The Ripple Effect of Depression and Suicide

A lady told her husband after reading a news paper. The news is that a person died naturally his wife because of extreme depression also died committing suicide. Hearing this the husband told his wife, I feel sorry for the person who died and also more concerned that his peace is at stake even after death. ( What he meant was that the person who died suffered because of his wife torture while he was life , now after his death as his wife also died , his peace is at stake even after death)





Well we have to understand that committing suicide is a huge crime, we have to understand that each and every one part in the Earth is different, people die at their own time so it is not right to commit suicide.


In the wake of a heart-wrenching news story, a husband and wife grapple with the profound implications of a double tragedy – one of natural death and another of suicide driven by extreme depression. The husband's empathetic response, expressing concern for the deceased's peace even in death, prompts a deep reflection on the impact of mental health struggles within relationships.


This poignant exploration delves into the complexities of human emotions, highlighting the devastating consequences of severe depression on both individuals and their loved ones. It underscores the husband's compassionate perspective, emphasizing the importance of understanding the unique struggles people face and acknowledging the need for empathy and support.


The narrative also addresses the sensitive topic of suicide, underscoring its gravity as a profound societal issue. It advocates for a compassionate approach, urging individuals to recognize the diversity of human experiences and the inherent value of every life. The story serves as a reminder of the imperative to foster understanding, offer solace, and extend a helping hand to those in emotional distress.



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