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'He wasn't prepared for a second-class life': why injured rugby star went to Switzerland to die | UK news Police are investigating the assisted suicide of 23-year-old rugby player Daniel James. Photograph: PA A 23-year-old who played rugby for England as a teenager has committed suicide in a Swiss euthanasia clinic after having become paralysed from the chest down in a training accident. Police are investigating. Nuneaton rugby club hooker Daniel James felt his body had become a "prison" and lived in "fear and loathing" of his daily life, his parents said last night, having accompanied him to Switzerland from their home in Sinton Green, near Worcester. West Mercia Police have begun an investigation into his assisted suicide, which took place on September 12. James' parents, Mark and Julie, said last night that their son had been "an intelligent young man of sound mind" and "not prepared to live what he felt was a second-class existence". He is one of the youngest Britons to have travelled abroad for assisted suicide. James was a talented player who seemed destined for a professional career.
Welcome to the Mental Health Foundation, the UK charity for everyones mental health Relate | The relationship people Brook Advice Million Dollar Baby (2004 Emergence Nightline Association Alcohol Advice Is Alcohol a Drug? Alcohol is often forgotten about when we mention drugs as it’s so accepted and widely available nowadays. Though it may be legal and is usually a counterpart of a good night out, it can still pose the same threats as other less common drugs. I’m sure we all know the short-term effects of alcohol, at worst these are: slurred speech, vomiting, headaches, distorted speech and vision, impaired judgement, memory loss and many more. Thankfully most people know their limits and avoid the longer term effects which are listed below. Long-Term Dangers of Alcohol Alcohol causes more pain and suffering than all other recreational drugs combined. Addiction Fact: The earliest evidence of alcohol drinking is thought to be around 7000BC. Why Do People Drink Alcohol? People have been drinking alcohol for thousands of years. What Steps to take when Drinking How to Tell if You Have an Alcohol Problem If alcohol is beginning to cause problems in your life then there will usually be signs.
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