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No. Nobody suspected anything including me, family, friends, and his girlfriend
Has the police ruled out any possibility of foul play?
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Has the police ruled out any possibility of foul play?
Their investigation of the scene pretty much ruled it out. Autopsy results take 4-10 weeks.
Sometimes the line can be blurry. Accidental suicides do happen. Especially since there was no note.
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Suicide.
Depression is an incredibly insidious disease folks, especially because sufferers normally keep it hidden from others. Some days you can feel completely fine, have amazing connections with people, love your work, be a completely present and loving parent and spouse. And on really bad days, it feels like the sky has completely collapsed on you and that the only logical thing to do is make the world a better place by l…
Depressed people don't merely keep it hidden from others; they often develop a coping mechanism of keeping their depression hidden from themselves too.
If you know someone who suffers from depression and has communicated to you that they have suicidal thoughts from time-to-time
The last part of this is the most important part. If someone is depressed and have recognized it then it's very important to provide whatever help you can. But it's also important to not intrude prior to that point; otherwise you risk forcing them to confront their depression before they're ready to do so (not to mention alienating them).
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#36Tom here. I am exhausted so pardon the informality and lack of feeling. Questions, etc. please contact me. Paul has a note that he's going to be posting on the YC blog at some point; try to keep discussion to one post, for my sanity. I will be keeping an eye on stuff and answering questions where possible. tom@ts also gtalk
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#37We've had several tragic deaths amongst the YC community both recently and over the past few years, but Dan's is definitely the first to viscerally choke me up. I didn't know him personally, but I've read so many of his posts here that I feel like I did.
Please accept my condolences during this difficult time.
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Depression is an incredibly insidious disease folks, especially because sufferers normally keep it hidden from others. Some days you can feel completely fine, have amazing connections with people, love your work, be a completely present and loving parent and spouse. And on really bad days, it feels like the sky has completely collapsed on you and that the only logical thing to do is make the world a better place by l…
Depression is an incredibly insidious disease folks, especially because sufferers normally keep it hidden from others. Depressed people don't merely keep it hidden from others; they often develop a coping mechanism of keeping their depression hidden from themselves too. If you know someone who suffers from depression and has communicated to you that they have suicidal thoughts from time-to-time The last part of this…
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Their investigation of the scene pretty much ruled it out. Autopsy results take 4-10 weeks.
I apologize in advance if this question is intrusive but is there any possibility it could have been an accident? Sometimes the line can be blurry. Accidental suicides do happen. Especially since there was no note.