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Gia Allemand reference Suicide On Twitter earlier than Her passing away
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Gia Allemand reference Suicide On Twitter earlier than Her passing away
Less than a
year before the ex- star of The
Bachelor and Bachelor
Pad passed
away on August 14 after trying
to hang herself, she tweeted about a young harassment sufferer who also took
her own life in the same disastrous way.
After Gia
Allemand‘s untimely death, her
friends and family were quick to speak of her vast kindness and compassion.
Gia’s caring nature is also revealed through her Twitter, where she tweeted
about her distress over the suicide of teen bullying victim, Amanda Todd. Read on
for more details.
Gia Allemand Bullied Before Suicide? — ‘Bachelor’ Star Tweeted
About Bullying Before Death
Gia, 29,
was distraught after the death of Amanda, a 15-year-old Canadian schoolgirl who
committed suicide by hanging herself after she was blackmailed, bullied and
physically beaten.
On
October 13, 2012, Gia tweeted, “BULLYS YOU SUCK RT @LuisAmazin: R.I.P
Amanda she committed suicide because of bullying :’( This is her story…”
A couple
days before, Gia retweeted a post from @SnarkySteff that said, “Words
hurt. Pain lasts. And suicide is forever. Don’t bully. Please RT.
#RIPAmandaTodd.”
In 2011,
Gia confessed on Twitter that she was also a victim of maltreatment, so she
could probably relate to Amanda’s struggles.
“As a
victim of being bullied most of my life, I’m gonna say that people who can say
mean things to other people and put them down are just insecure and depressed
with their hold life!” she
tweeted.
Gia was clearly devastated
by the story of Amanda’s suicide, so it’s amazing that, less than a year later,
she would take her life in the same way.
Gia
Allemand’s Last Words On Twitter Revealed
Gia, who
rose to fame on season 14 of The
Bachelor, posted a Bible verse from
Proverbs 21:3 to her Twitter just one day before she tried to hang herself
at her home in New Orleans.
Gia
tweeted, “liability what is right and fair please The Lord more than an contribution.”
It’s
unclear what Gia meant by this tweet, but we’re sure it has something to do
with her state of mind at the time.
It’s all
so horribly catastrophic. Our thoughts go out to Gia’s friends and family
during this hard time.
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