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Thoughts from the third annual Suicide and Mental Health Awareness Summit
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South Forsyth High School students Hannah and Charlie Lucas recently talked about the notOK app, a “digital panic button” which sends messages to five pre-selected friends or family members saying the sender is not OK and needs someone to talk to, at the third annual Suicide and Mental Health Awareness Summit. - photo by Kelly Whitmire
In front of a crowd gathered at the Forsyth County Conference Center at Lanier Tech on Tuesday, Forsyth County Commissioner Cindy Jones Mills asked who in the audience had been impacted by a family members’ suicide or mental illness. The majority of the crowd stood up.