Editorial October 27, 1997 ISSUE

TO OUR READERS

Editors

Sunlight. Joy. Autumn leaves—or spring flowers if you're in the Southern Hemisphere. Children at play. Peace and quiet. The love of friends. All of these are evidences of beauty and progress.

Why, then, do thoughts of death sometimes entice people? Feelings of being too old, too tired, too confused. A desire to quit a marriage. Loneliness. Or the emptiness that comes when a job is phased out and the individual along with it. The feeling that maybe suicide could be a solution after all.

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