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Another WWASP death
Anonymous:
ZACH DAVIS, who attended Spring Creek Lodge, has passed away, sounds like a suicide.
God bless him and let's all continue to fight for real treatment for people who need it. May he rest in peace.
69:
Every time I hear about another suicide, I know in my heart things might have been different had they not been sent to WWASP.
What if this person had received REAL treatment, instead of being shipped off to a private jail?
Would they still be dead?
Did program PTSD contribute to his death?
These questions should resonate with anyone who has been through, or knows someone who has been through these progams.
R.I.P. man, sorry you had to go through what you did that led up to this tragic ending. :sad: :sad:
Anonymous:
it's my understanding that the 'accident' at VQ was a boating accident.
the (one) link to the article no longer works:
http://www.arizonarepublic.com/special3 ... amp15.html
and unfortunately, i didn't post it here. if someone knows how to retrive it, please post it in the VQ forum for future reference.
69:
I hope you are right and it wasn't a suicide. We hear of too many of those. :sad:
This I believe: That the free, exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world. And this I would fight for: The freedom of the mind to take any direction it wishes, undirected. And this I must fight against: Any idea, religion, or government which limits or destroys the individual.
--John Steinbeck, American novelist
--- End quote ---
Perrigaud:
It's also about people blaming the program for their kid killing themselves outside of the program. For any parent who thinks their kid will come back "fixed" is fooling themselves. The fix it thing is too good to be true. If those kids came back and succeeded at killing themselves than that sucks.
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