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So now to the episode.

Today's episode, I'm going to be answering a question from Patreon.

Patreon, if you're not familiar with Patreon or don't know what it is, it's a paywall,

basically, where you pay $5 a month, you get four extra episodes from Light the Fight, from me,

and you also get a chance to interact and ask questions.

I'm taking one of the questions from one of our patrons.

It was nice enough to submit a very good question.

In fact, the reason why I think it's such a great question is because it pertains to suicide,

but not necessarily the typical suicide question like, how do you help someone that's suicidal?

This question is more about what happens after someone has a serious suicide attempt.

So let me get to this question and give you the person who asked the question and also all

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