PALMYRA, Mo. — September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage conversations about mental health and remind communities that recognizing warning signs and reaching out can save lives. For Kim Bunten, suicide prevention is personal. Bunten’s son attempted suicide shortly after graduating from high school. In a press release, Bunten said,…
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