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Love IV Lawrence: Dimmitt family changes conversation about suicide

  • Nov 21, 2019
  • 1 min read

“Nobody could have imagined how badly Lawrence was struggling or just how much he was hurting. The worst of it all is that his struggle was largely silent,” Ian Lieberman wrote in an email to friends and then forwarded to me as I researched this story. 


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pheonothu3
3 hours ago

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Otis Jame
Otis Jame
Dec 30, 2025

The Dimmitt family’s effort to change the conversation around suicide honors Lawrence by acknowledging how invisible pain can be, reminding us to take quiet suffering seriously, to listen without judgment, and to value small grounding rituals—like gently focusing on the rhythm and repetition of Stickman as moments of calm when emotions feel overwhelming.

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Elise Helen
Elise Helen
Nov 11, 2025

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Asa Binney
Asa Binney
Nov 01, 2025

They identified a key Skribbl IO barrier: people don’t reach out often because they believe they’re alone or think they should be able to handle things themselves.

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Amanda Oralie
Amanda Oralie
Oct 28, 2025

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