Economic troubles bring many to the brink
Supervisors at a Los Angeles suicide call-in center say many of the calls they field now are about lapsed medical insurance, foreclosure, bank problems and unemployment benefits. “I don’t think it’s ever been this bad. Not in my tenure,” says counselor Elizabeth Gore. “Because the people that we’re dealing with now, they have always had [money]. They went to school, they were able to get jobs. Now the jobs are not even out there.”div class=”feedflare”
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