Depression: Paige Hunter saves life with pieces of paper on a bridge

Sunderland –

With a brilliant idea, Paiger Hunter (18) from Sunderland in the UK saved at least six lives.

The 18-year-old man wrote 40 pieces of paper and tied them to the Wearmouth Bridge in Sunderland.

"Do not give up!"

On Facebook, the young Brit explains: "I hung up these 40 pieces of paper to show that everything was fine, that it was not right."

For example: "Even if things are difficult, your life counts, you are a radiant light in a dark world.Hold", or: "Do not give up! Not today, not tomorrow , never! "

And his idea bears fruit. With their messages, Paige would have saved at least six people from suicide, reports the "Sunderland Echo".

Learn here why depression will be the second leading cause of death in 2020.

Saved thanks

On the Facebook page of "Sunderlandnow" thanked one of the people rescued to their rescuer.

She says, "It's hard to deal with depression. I felt so lonely that I went to Wearmouth Bridge. All I needed was someone to tell me that everything would be fine. "

That's exactly what Paige did with her piece of paper.The saved thank you:" If you had not been, Paige Hunter, and what you did, my boys n & # 39; Would have no one. "

Honored by the police

Paige was appointed by police for his salvation Police assigned for their helpfulness.

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