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Gun Control Reform Activism

mountain grammy

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5. Yes, I think that's one explanation.

Reply to Buckeye_Democrat (Reply #4)

Tue Sep 6, 2016, 11:05 PM

Sep 2016

We lost a nephew to suicide. He was smothered by family, my brother in law and his family are very close. I think it was fine for all the kids except him. He was different. He always talked about coming to Colorado to stay with us, He loved his visits here. I begged him to do that, but he never would. Now he's gone.

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10 Essential Facts About Guns and Suicide [View all] flamin lib Sep 2016 OP

Wyoming, Montana, Idaho mountain grammy Sep 2016 #1

It's been that way for many years. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2016 #2

Interesting.. middle aged white men. mountain grammy Sep 2016 #3

Not enough family support. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2016 #4

Yes, I think that's one explanation. mountain grammy Sep 2016 #5

I'm sorry to read that. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2016 #6

Thank you. mountain grammy Sep 2016 #7

I'm sorry. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2016 #8

Not enough family support is so true Divine Discontent Sep 2016 #9