Hemmingway was suffering a great deal of physical health problems as well as mental. He had gotten into multiple injuries in Cuba, suffering from loneliness and depression as well as coping with liver disease, a result of his excessive drinking problem. He was unable to keep atop of all the problems he was going through, he was not even able to go in person to receive his Noble Peace Prize in 1954. Given all of these circumstances and the lack of hope he committed suicide on the morning of July 2, 1961. Read More HereThursday, April 9, 2015
Ernest Hemmingway - Deteriorating Health and Suicide
Hemmingway was suffering a great deal of physical health problems as well as mental. He had gotten into multiple injuries in Cuba, suffering from loneliness and depression as well as coping with liver disease, a result of his excessive drinking problem. He was unable to keep atop of all the problems he was going through, he was not even able to go in person to receive his Noble Peace Prize in 1954. Given all of these circumstances and the lack of hope he committed suicide on the morning of July 2, 1961. Read More Here
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