• Ep. 3: After Riley

  • By: Dina Temple-Raston
  • Length: 37 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (65 ratings)

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Ep. 3: After Riley

By: Dina Temple-Raston
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Seemingly happy high-schooler Riley Winters, killed herself at age 15. It was one of many suicides in Colorado Springs that year, a sharp increase that showed no signs of slowing. In this episode, we travel to Riley’s hometown to talk to friends and family, and find that suicide is more complicated than depression.
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Suicide is preventable

This was an interesting dissection into suicide clusters. It drew me in. I have experienced this issue in my life before, and agree that more awareness needs to be brought up in school. It broke my heart to hear from families that lost their children to suicide. No mother or father should ever outlive their kids. This was done with heart and compassion and still brought awareness to an issue that needs more coverage.

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