Showing posts with label Lee Thompson Young. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lee Thompson Young. Show all posts

Sunday, September 8, 2013

The Cause Of Death In The Tragic Passing Of 'The Famous Jett Jackson' Star Lee Thompson Young



Lee Thompson Young

The autopsy results are in regarding Hollywood actor Lee Thompson Young and the coroner has concluded the "Jett Jackson" and "Rizzoli and Isles" star died of a self-inflected gunshot wound to the head. The handsome, intelligent, talented young actor, who killed himself at age 29, is said to have struggled with depression. A private funeral was held for him in Los Angeles. Young is survived by his mother.

The Judiciary Report would like to encourage anyone suffering from depression to seek treatment. Suicide is not the answer. Nothing is worth taking your life over. Give it time. Things will improve. Do the good things you love that make you happy, take each day as it comes and do not worry about the past or tomorrow.

Saturday, August 24, 2013

Actor Lee Thompson Young Suffered From Depression Before Regrettably Killing Himself




Lee Thompson Young

Mainstream reports indicated, talented actor Lee Thompson Young, famous for his roles on the television shows "The Famous Jett Jackson" and "Rizzoli And Isles" suffered from depression before he regrettably killed himself. The amiable, well-liked former child star, made the transition into adulthood as an actor, taking on successful roles, but suffered from depression. Reports indicate he had been treated for depression at some point, but it is currently unclear what may have triggered a relapse.

The Judiciary Report immediately attributed his alleged suicide to depression, which is often the case in such tragedies. Depression is a strange beast. It will make a person feel that they have hit a dead end and there is no reason to go on, even when they have a lot going for them. It's a chemical reaction to sadness and or trauma that becomes overwhelming, but people can recover from depression.


 
Lee Thompson Young

It is best to stay away from people, places and circumstances that evoke bad memories. Embrace good, uplifting things that make you happy. I've read items where people have stated most of the trouble they worried about in their lives never materialized. They worried in vain.

I know it's cliché but people need to stop to smell the roses. Do the things you love and enjoy. Don't let anything or anyone get to you. Know that you are worth something and valuable. You are unique and special. There's only one you and you're in the world for a reason. Don't kill yourself. Find and live your purpose until your last breath. Don't take your life. Things will get better.   

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

What Really Happened To Lee Thompson Young


  Lee Thompson Young

Reports indicate Hollywood actor Lee Thompson Young died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, but no suicide note was found in his North Hollywood apartment. He was smart, good looking with talent and a university degree. Young became a successful actor at a young age, doing a variety of roles up until the day he died. Young's resume indicates that by industry standards he earned at least a million dollars in pay and residuals.

He had everything to live for, yet it is being stated he killed himself. Granted, most Disney child stars develop some type of trauma that later surfaces in adulthood via unorthodox and concerning behavior and in some cases due to abuse and exploitation (Britney Spears, Jamie Lynn Spears, Amanda Bynes, Lindsay Lohan and Raven Cymone, among others). The public deserves to know what truly happened to Young, because as the story is being told, it does not add up.

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This Summer's Deaths Of Young Stars Indicates Hollywood Is Becoming Too Much For Many Entertainers To Handle


Lee Thompson Young

It was reported today that handsome Disney star Lee Thompson Young, 29, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Young was discovered dead in his Los Angeles apartment by his landlord, after the actor did not show up to work on the set of the show "Rizzoli & Isles." Young became famous for his starring role on the Disney show "The Famous Jett Jackson."


Corey Monteith

This summer, "Glee" heartthrob Corey Monteith, 31, was found dead in his hotel room from a drug overdose, coupled with alcohol poisoning (Glee Actor Corey Monteith Died Of Heroin Overdose And Alcohol Poisoning).  He had been clean for many years, but when he became famous in Hollywood, Monteith began using again and it ultimately claimed his life.


 

Lisa Robin Kelly

"That 70's Show" actress Lisa Robin Kelly, 43, was also found dead, after struggling with drug and alcohol abuse. Kelly checked into rehab with a blood alcohol level of .34 and reportedly died in her sleep. Her autopsy proved inconclusive. The coroner is awaiting toxicology results.




Gia Allemand

"The Bachelor" reality star Gia Allemand, 29, was found dead after she hanged herself over a relationship gone bad. No one is worth killing yourself over. Just because you have a problem in the relationship with the love of your life, is no reason to end it all. But many in that  situation feel helpless and make the wrong choice. Suicide is never the answer.

Some people do not truly understand the mechanisms of depression. When a person is depressed, they are not their normal self and will do things they normally would not. It's like a negative chemical reaction in their brain based on their thoughts targeting their emotions, which causes them to lean towards irrational conduct they normally would flee.

A lot of people in Hollywood are depressed over their lifestyles and careers. It is not all it's cracked up to be. People are used and disposed on a regular basis. Traded like commodities. Some can't come to grips with it. If you take Hollywood or any global entertainment industry too seriously, it will do you in.

Keep things in perspective. See the entertainment industry as a chance to do what you love while earning a paycheck and keep your nose and hands clean. It's the only way to survive it and with a smile.