Jameskii

yes absolutely,

after the first 2 years I was confident that I could see/do anything without being adversely affected. Its been over 5 years and I have never had a nightmare. Its just in the way you deal with it, you are doing the dead person a favor by removing them from their tragic situation. The family shouldn't see them in the tragic circumstance.

once we went to pickup a guy who had died whilst walking over a small drain. supposedly drunk and walking home from the pub 100m away, the guy had tripped, impaled his ankle on the drain spikes that stop rubbish passing through the drain and then drowned in the water face down with this spike through his foot.

13 Years, low socioeconomic background, hung herself from ceiling fan with an extension cord.

Usually my first reaction too. Nearly all teenage suicides revolve around relationships ending

by kinds, I mean the number of different ways people actually killed themselves. You name it, i couldn't list it all...hanging, OD, firearms, electrocution