Summary Of A Suicide At Twelve: Why Steve? By Richard E. Meyer
In the article, “A Suicide at Twelve: ‘Why Steve?” by Richard E. Meyer, shares a story about a twelve year old boy that is reticent. He talks about 210 children in America around Steve Dailey’s age group who also committed suicide. Just like the 210 children, many children at that age group may have similar issues as Steve. Steve was an emotional boy who was stressed out which may had lead him to his tragedy.
Richard R. Meyer discusses Dailey’s life starting from the day he was born until the day he committed suicide. Steve loved to be alone or people older than his age. He likes to be inside the house to watch TV or help his little brother Mike with his projects. When Steve was in the second grade, his father became a volunteer football coach
Richard R. Meyer discusses Dailey’s life starting from the day he was born until the day he committed suicide. Steve loved to be alone or people older than his age. He likes to be inside the house to watch TV or help his little brother Mike with his projects. When Steve was in the second grade, his father became a volunteer football coach