ICYMI: Governor McMaster signed the Student ID Card Suicide Prevention Act, requiring schools to provide the number of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on student ID cards.
Thank you for your time, it was a pleasure meeting you as well. Thank you for providing a platform to discuss mental health awareness. It takes all of us to make an impact!
Nurses doing amazing work (per usual) during #nursesmonth!
🎖️ Alumnus @B_radQuarles9 received the Order of the Silver Cresent from @henrymcmaster for his work on implementing the suicide prevention hotline on all #UofSC Carolina cards.
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Bradley Quarles, a #nursing alumnus studying to be a certified registered nurse anesthetist, has been awarded the Order of the Silver Crescent — SC's most prestigious service award — for his efforts to help prevent suicide. 🙌 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth https://t.co/rBlKMuFZcO
A stunner: Patriots are releasing four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Stephon Gilmore, who was eligible to come off the Physically Unable to Perform List after Week 6, source tells ESPN.
.@CoachSBeamer’s job tonight will be to coach @GamecockFB but for now, it’s just about being a dad. Cool moment with him holding his son Hunter, soaking in this great atmosphere at the Horseshoe. @fbwifey
Last week I received a request from @SpursUpUSC to wear a tie an honor of his late ex-girlfriend Jamie Burger who passed away by suicide. As suicide prevention month begins to come to an end, we shared the story of the USC alum last night as we closed out our show on @wachfox.
Dearest Mother,
The battle was grueling, but we have won. At the final moments, when it seemed that all was lost, we were rescued by Capt. McDowell and Col. White. We return victorious to Fort Williams-Brice. Regrettably, no signs of Col. Doty… his status is unknown.
—Zebuliah
Nursing student Bradley Quarles advocated for @UofSC to add the suicide hotline on Carolina Cards (and they did)!
👉🏽 Four years later, South Carolina lawmakers passed a bill to add the suicide prevention hotline to all middle, high school, and college ID's.