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The site is amazing. There is lots of informtion. The stories are very good and I hope people who look over your site take heed of the terrible wrongs that is happening to those in great need. Keep up the good work.

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Great site. Easy to navigate. Inviting and informative.Pleased to know of the 'movement'. Keep up the good work and please take care of each other. :-))

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PREFIX are a Brisbane Based Band that have a new page on there site dedicated to YOUTH SUICIDE please visit and share your comments. The Page is called THOUGHTS. Thakyou, Prefix www.prefix.live.com.au

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It is a great thing what this site does. Awareness is the key, we need to spread the word. My brother took his own life 8 years ago, my son took his life 12 months ago. I dont want their deaths to be for nothing. I want to try to make a difference.

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this is a very good service you provide, i was browsing through to get information on suicide for my assignment for community and family studies for my hsc course major. i greatly appriciate it very much if you could send information to my email. thank you.

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i really dont know how this site is goin to help the suicidal people. and why do u have to pay for member ship? wheres the money going??? and dont give me the whole.."research or charity thing" because i havent seen any of that money go to help me! i'm not any better i've had 2 people close to me kill themselves i'm still tryin and boardshorts day and white wreath day! what else could be more stupider.... it doesnt help us!

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I read the article in Saturdays Chronicle about WW Day. The State MHS's staff must properly address this problem, not ignor it like usual.I know, I've been there,done that. But I'm still here. I suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.

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I am 22 years old and my husband of 3 1/2 years committed suicide last year. We were having troubles and after a night out with friends, I returned home to find that he had hung himself in our bedroom doorway. It is a memory I will never be free of, but it has become less suffocating. I have done a hell of a lot of work in my own mind to get through this without going crazy, and I think that I am doing pretty well. Obviously cannot ever descibe how awful it has been, but I have a different outlook on life now, and I have found that a healthy body and mental state go hand in hand. I decided not to punish myself anymore for something that was not my doing. I would love to eventually help others who have experienced the same situation, but I think it may be too early for me yet. I have the deepest sympathy for surrounding family and friends of the deceased, but these people wanted to be released from this life. Do not keep them here by replaying the events that you "could have changed". It has all been done, and there is NO answers in the past, only what unfolds in the future will help you accept (anyone who has spent a lot of time in the past, like myself, will tell you this). I need to always remind myself to love the person and their memory, but do it gracefully, out of respect for them.