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An Intensely Personal Issue
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- By Lt. Mark Peugeot, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, Naval Hospital Guam. "Suicide prevention is an intensely personal issue for those who believe that barriers to care are what led to the loss of their loved one, friend, battle buddy, or member of their unit. It is entirely possible that if someone had realized the distress the person was experie...
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- 2014-09-17T00:00:00Z
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- Digital Public Library of America
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