People saved from suicide often say they immediately regretted the choice and very rarely attempt it again. It’s a spontaneous act often driven by mental illness or desperation, it’s not generally a rational decision like physician-assisted suicide is.
Seems like it to me. Nowhere it says they regretted it and still a quarter of them tried again. It makes sense that a bunch didn't because now they're getting help and support they might not have been getting before
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u/Severe-Magician4036 Aug 13 '21
People saved from suicide often say they immediately regretted the choice and very rarely attempt it again. It’s a spontaneous act often driven by mental illness or desperation, it’s not generally a rational decision like physician-assisted suicide is.
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/means-matter/means-matter/survival/