Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
I'm a UMD parent and I was not notified of this event. I heard from my student.
It was mentioned in the parent facebook group. UMD is a large school. I don't know that they need to inform everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
Not in a timely manner. The suicide in the fall was communicated a couple of days later and I've yet to see something about yesterday's. I am a UMD Parent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
I'm a UMD parent and I was not notified of this event. I heard from my student.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
I'm a UMD parent and I was not notified of this event. I heard from my student.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
I'm a UMD parent and I was not notified of this event. I heard from my student.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
+1. This poor kid and their poor family. May you vultures never know.
Honest question. Do you not see any value in knowing about this loss so that parents can discuss it with their children? The students are already talking about it. It's well documented that suicide within a community can increase the risk of other suicides, so these events are something a parent, especially a parent of a student who is already struggling with mental health, should be aware of.
Schools notify actual parents of these incidents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry.
Please encourage your child to get on a therapy schedule now. That is traumatic.
+1
Please go to your child as well (if you at all can). Go have lunch or dinner with them, see if they are actually "okay" or need to come home and go to therapy there. This was traumatic, your kid already has depression and this can be a big trigger
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry.
Please encourage your child to get on a therapy schedule now. That is traumatic.
+1
Please go to your child as well (if you at all can). Go have lunch or dinner with them, see if they are actually "okay" or need to come home and go to therapy there. This was traumatic, your kid already has depression and this can be a big trigger
Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry.
Please encourage your child to get on a therapy schedule now. That is traumatic.
Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.
Anonymous wrote:I find these threads so inappropriate. Someone lost a child and you all want to gossip about it. Taking on someone else's trauma as your own. Gross. Most blogs block comments on posts reporting suicide.
Op go get some help for you and your kid.