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How to prevent a suicide
Pay attention to risk factors.
There are some life events that make a person more likely to attempt suicide. If you know what to look for, you will have a better chance at preventing it from happening.
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- These include : Recent suicide attempts alcoholism drug or alcohol abuse loss of a loved one recent criminal history suicidal circumstances anxiety, suicidal thoughts, or changes in habits (e.g. new job or home ) Consult a family physician.
- There is a great variety of risk factors for suicide. The influenza disease, the seasonal flu virus, and the herpes simplex virus are some of the most common risk factors for suicide.
- Some risk factors for suicide include : Medical history history and experience of suicide. Age, gender, drug activity or dementia.
- Pay attention to the stressors going on in the person's life and consider whether they might be placing the person at risk for suicide. Make a mental note of whether the person has attempted suicide in the past.
A: Pay attention to the stressors going on in the person's life and consider whether they might be placing the person at risk for suicide. Make a mental note of whether the person has attempted suicide in the past.

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How to leave an abusive relationship
Find a secure means of seeking help.
Phone records and call logs can be checked. Computers' browser histories can be traced.
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- You can try erasing your call log or internet cookies and history. Some browsers also allow you to set them to " private " mode.
- So, you can use these to locate and escape the abusive partner-unless your ex has other resources. See leave a note or a chat room to use to track down your ex, or answer the phone.
- Look through a family tree and call people you know. You may also have to figure out if your abusive partner ever accessed any of these records.
- If your partner does not have passwords, call your bank or credit card company to find out. Keep a record of any social media and other financial transactions that you have accessed as a result of an abusive relationship.
A: You can try erasing your call log or internet cookies and history. Some browsers also allow you to set them to " private " mode.

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A young man wearing a hat, shirt and jeans is standing in a kitchen and sucking on a hookah. the man
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- takes out his whistle, balances it on his fingers and begins to blow it.
- removes the hookah from his mouth and blows out rings of smoke.
- stops sucking and drinks on the hookah.
- gets ready to blow smoke out of the hookah when people in the kitchen start popping out cigarettes and throwing them in the street.
A: removes the hookah from his mouth and blows out rings of smoke.

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How to cure a hangover fast
Stay hydrated.
Get the water flowing as soon as you wake up. This may help push toxins leftover from excess alcohol out of your system, but the main goal of hydration after a night of drinking is to save you from getting dehydrated.
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- It can be difficult to stay hydrated with a hangover, so try to stay hydrated as well. If you're dehydrated, your body rejects fluids and doesn't respond well to them.
- This means that you should drink roughly 100 glasses in a day and ten glasses in a day. Everybody needs to drink at least six glasses of water a day.
- While experts don't know for sure what causes hangovers, most people agree it has a lot to do with not having enough fluids in your body. Doctors recommend that you drink eight 8 oz glasses of water a day.
- In addition, keeping your water in your car on the way home will help you vomit your alcoholic beverage. Be sure to drink water if you plan to drink more than one morning.
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While experts don't know for sure what causes hangovers, most people agree it has a lot to do with not having enough fluids in your body. Doctors recommend that you drink eight 8 oz glasses of water a day.