This has been a pretty widely reported story of the high-achieving, lovely Penn runner who committed suicide . . . heartbreaking story.
One thing to note buried in the article - suicide rates among athletes are lower than among the general population. I'm not sure what conclusions were are suppose to draw from the story - the family was trying to find her counseling and she appeared to be well-loved and well-supported - other than to hug your kids (including your soccer players), often.
One thing to note buried in the article - suicide rates among athletes are lower than among the general population. I'm not sure what conclusions were are suppose to draw from the story - the family was trying to find her counseling and she appeared to be well-loved and well-supported - other than to hug your kids (including your soccer players), often.
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