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If you’re in an emergency, you should always call 9-1-1. For crisis centres and supports in your area, refer to the list below. Canada Canada Suicide Prevention Services is a national crisis and suicide line offering live call and text support. Toll-free, 24 hours a day: (1-833) 456-4566 or Text 45645 from 4 pm – […]
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[…] This may not be the case at first. While your loved one is in the hospital or when they first come home, people are dropping by to visit; food is being dropped off at home; and people are calling and texting for updates. As time goes by, this often changes. You may realize your […]
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