A lot of people in Norway called the Kirkenes SOS helpline this Easter to talk about suicide

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He further states that talking about suicidal thoughts is comforting for many people.

“For many, it feels almost impossible to talk to someone around them about suicidal thoughts. Talking anonymously with a fellow human being, and being met with understanding from one of our volunteers, makes many people feel better equipped to seek the help they need,” Heimdal added.

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