It is a scary fact, but teen suicide is a reality. Every 100 minutes, a teen commits suicide.
To help publicize the warning signs and educate seventh- and eighth-graders on how to respond and seek help for themselves or for a friend, The Second Chance Foundation received a grant from the Missouri Department of Mental Health to go to area schools and perform a lighthearted and theatrical skit, touching on the all-important message.
Rep. Charlie Norwood, R-Ga., in his office on Capitol Hill, in a 2005 file photo. Norwood died Tuesday after a battle with cancer.