My heart aches every day because my son, Logan, is no longer with us. Logan was a bright and loving young man who tragically lost his life because no one intervened when he needed help the most. Despite being aware of his struggles, his girlfriend chose not to reach out or alert anyone who could have prevented his untimely death. This heartbreaking situation is not unique to Logan—many others have faced a similar tragic fate due to the inaction of those around them.

It's time to hold individuals accountable when they fail to act in situations where someone is visibly in crisis. The current lack of responsibility not only allows but tacitly endorses an environment where cries for help are ignored, potentially leading to irreversible outcomes. By implementing "Logan's Law," we can create a legal precedent that charges and holds accountable those who do not take the necessary steps to help someone in need.

We propose legislation that requires any individual who is aware of someone expressing suicidal thoughts to notify the appropriate authorities or family members immediately. This law would make it a punishable offense to ignore someone in distress when it's clear they need support. This would not only help save lives but also foster a culture of compassion and responsibility.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), suicide is the second leading cause of death among individuals between the ages of 10 and 34 in the United States. To reduce these numbers, we must address the societal negligence that contributes to this epidemic.

We are calling on lawmakers to enact "Logan's Law," ensuring that all individuals who encounter someone in crisis are legally obliged to take action. Let Logan's legacy be one of lifesaving change, preventing further tragedies that can be avoided with timely intervention.

Please join me in urging our representatives to make "Logan’s Law" a reality. Sign this petition to help ensure that no more lives are lost due to inaction and neglect.

Today I woke up remembering three months ago with my neck in severe pain. So  I went to the hospital, silent tears were coming down my face and you're not answering the phone I knew something was wrong right away.
I called one of your coworkers/best friends and he said you didn't show up for work,  six no return calls told me that you were gone. I started extremely screaming like I have never quite heard myself before and I felt that inside. So  I called the police right away and your truck was immediately located and  my nightmare began. 
Two nights in the rain with your body alone in the dark and the rain and cold  broke my heart I have to reflect on this cuz today I can cry but I don't have to flip out like I was.
Soon as they found you,  my neck stopped hurting .
I was Shell shocked disgruntled lost and confused and weightless in time  but still for the last 3 months I've had to find these words, well I appreciated everybody, I'm still a bit shattered and broken trying to pick up the pieces, where you left off watching your siblings wonder where to go ,what to do. As they are  starting a new life without their brother.  I am so sorry for what you went through and how alone you must have felt and angry. 
I've been hibernating a lot, thinking I could lick my wounds but some days are harder than others
 I miss you Logan Buchanan aka nonie bear 

You could have 10 kids not one replaces the other, they all bring these slices of pizza to the party that taste different it's the only way I could explain it, it's kind of neat to see the different sides of a parent throughout all the kids and some similarities they all carry together. I don't wish this pain on anybody and I'm not angry at anybody. I just want to try to slow down the rate of all these beautiful souls that have so much to offer.
I can't be mad at anyone. I just need them all to know how to make that hard call. It's imperative.
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