One World Under God
One World Under God by Nancy Houston O’Hara, published by AuthorHouse on December 24, 2002, is a 256-page work presented in English. This book explores the profound struggles of individuals facing despair, focusing on Jonathan Smalley, a 59-year-old laid-off executive who has attempted suicide and is now in a suicide watch ward. Through Jonathan’s narrative, the book delves into the experiences of his fellow patients, highlighting the universal nature of suicidal thoughts across various demographics.
Readers will find a poignant examination of the complexities surrounding mental health and the factors contributing to suicidal ideation. The narrative sheds light on the stories of individuals from diverse backgrounds, emphasizing that the issue of suicide transcends regions, religions, and cultures. By presenting these real-life accounts, the book aims to provide insights into the suicidal mind, making it a significant exploration of themes related to religion, spirituality, and the human condition.
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Nearly all of us in times of desperation and fear may say “I wish I was dead.” There are a few who may attempt or carry out that wish. This story is about Jonathan Smalley, a 59 year-old laid-off company executive who attempted suicide. He is confined to a suicide watch ward. He tells the stories of his fellow patients who attempted to take their own lives. Suicides transcend regions, religions, races, ethnic cultures, and classes. In the early 2000s, Russians had among the highest suicide rates in the world. In the U.S. was the 11th leading cause of death. Men do it nearly four times the rate of women representing 80 percent of all suicides. “Desperate Lives” provides insights into the suicidal mind. The narrative is based on the real life stories of patients in a Suicide Watch ward.
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