Looking through your history, that's freaking wild. I hope you're not in the norco and benzos anymore though. Both are downers, and not good for people with a history of depression. Gl to you.
Life is a precious gift... I wish my nephew had a second chance. He’s 13 and decided his life wasn’t worth it anymore and put a belt around his neck. He was on life support for 9 days and he was unplugged yesterday morning. I would take him any way I could just to have him in my life still. Prayers for your life and your future.
Edit: Thank you for the award, and thank you guys for the kind words. I did not share this in hopes of any attention, I just hope the OP’s story and some of the comments of what people are going through can help others that may be struggling or know someone who is struggling. Most cases of suicide leave people wondering “why did I see any signs?” Or “how could I not know this was going to happen?”. Just hug your loved ones tight, let them know how worthy they are of life. You don’t have to see any signs, there never really are. We thought my nephew was getting better, but obviously not. It could happen to ANYONE... mother, brother, sister, cousin, and even someone you barely know. It doesn’t discriminate sex, race, or age. Be that voice of kindness and reason to someone, ANYONE. If you’re struggling yourself, please know YOU ARE WORTHY OF LIFE AND LOVE. Reach out for help. It doesn’t have to be someone you know. Call a church, go to the hospital, call the suicide hotline.... talk to anyone... but please, don’t think death is the only option. You are worthy, and you are loved.
Wegipie on October 12nd, 2020 at 02:31 UTC »
The indestructible man
SrulDog on October 12nd, 2020 at 02:43 UTC »
Looking through your history, that's freaking wild. I hope you're not in the norco and benzos anymore though. Both are downers, and not good for people with a history of depression. Gl to you.
bitchin_babe331 on October 12nd, 2020 at 03:16 UTC »
Life is a precious gift... I wish my nephew had a second chance. He’s 13 and decided his life wasn’t worth it anymore and put a belt around his neck. He was on life support for 9 days and he was unplugged yesterday morning. I would take him any way I could just to have him in my life still. Prayers for your life and your future.
Edit: Thank you for the award, and thank you guys for the kind words. I did not share this in hopes of any attention, I just hope the OP’s story and some of the comments of what people are going through can help others that may be struggling or know someone who is struggling. Most cases of suicide leave people wondering “why did I see any signs?” Or “how could I not know this was going to happen?”. Just hug your loved ones tight, let them know how worthy they are of life. You don’t have to see any signs, there never really are. We thought my nephew was getting better, but obviously not. It could happen to ANYONE... mother, brother, sister, cousin, and even someone you barely know. It doesn’t discriminate sex, race, or age. Be that voice of kindness and reason to someone, ANYONE. If you’re struggling yourself, please know YOU ARE WORTHY OF LIFE AND LOVE. Reach out for help. It doesn’t have to be someone you know. Call a church, go to the hospital, call the suicide hotline.... talk to anyone... but please, don’t think death is the only option. You are worthy, and you are loved.