“Many have suffered from what is called secondary trauma, a reaction to the pain, suffering and loss of life around them even when they do not know the people involved. The Ukrainian tragedy that we are seeing daily is further compounding this enduring grief. During the pandemic, loss and grief reactions impacted front-line health and service providers, but also so many more who tended to be overlooked.” – Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno, Greenwich Dept of Health Continue Reading →
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NY Cab Drivers Protest Outside Greenwich Hedge Fund That Owns Thousands of Medallions
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Cabs had posters taped to their windows saying, “Debt forgiveness now,” “No More Suicides,” “No More Bankruptcies,” and, “It’s not charity; it’s loan forgiveness.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, bankruptcies, cab drivers, Lyft, New York City, suicide, taxi medallions, Uber
UPDATE: Fotis Dulos Being Treated for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning after Being Found Unresponsive at His Home
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Multiple sources said Fotis Dulos he took his life, but his attorney is quoted saying his client had a pulse and was taken to UConn Health. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Farmington Police Dept, Fotis Dulos, Jennifer Dulos, New Canaan Police Dept, suicide
Sandy Hook Promise and GHS Discuss Preventing School Tragedies
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The League of Women voters hosted a panel with a group of staff and students of Greenwich High School and the managing director of Sandy Hook Promise, founded by Nicole Hockley This group tackled questions about anonymous reporting, social media, and mental health; as well as speaking about the false-alert lockdown that took place at Greenwich High School two years ago. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, GHS, GreenwichHighSchool, Maya Thompson, mentalhealth, NicoleHockley, sandyhook
Local Couple’s Suicide Bereavement Group Grows in Greenwich
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Henry Armero died when he was just 19. His father Christophe Armero, who founded the group called Support Each Other with Henry’s stepmother Jennie Baird, said no one in the family had ever suspected anything was wrong.
The group meets at Second Congregational Church the first Monday of every month. Continue Reading →