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i have agreed to see my daughter for the whole week when the schools break up for easter. this will be my last time to tell her how much i love her and hold her close to me. she knows her dad isnt well but i cant stand this pain anymore. i hate the thought of leaving her behind but she has a life to live, i have lived mine enough to know that i cant do it anymore. it pains me writing this but its for the best i think.
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jennifer_01212 paul30710
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princess52104 paul30710
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daz101 paul30710
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I/ we are here to talk whenever you want
paul30710
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deaver paul30710
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Treasure each moment with her and use it to remind yourself of all the reasons you are needed and wanted. She will always want her Dad around; to be there when she needs a hug, help with homework, a getaway, a lift or picking up, to embarrass her when she brings her boyfriends home, to walk up an aisle, to hold her first born, to help with your Grandchildren.
She will always want and need her Dad, Paul no matter what you may think or be told. You are important.
caroleUJ62 paul30710
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your'e daughter will be heartbroken if she never sees you again. Sh will miss you always. Dont do that to her. She really needs you. When we are depressed we often think people dont need us, but God, - your daughter really needs you.
evergreen paul30710
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elizabeth20203 paul30710
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Elizabeth.
evergreen elizabeth20203
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elizabeth20203 evergreen
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clarachuff elizabeth20203
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elizabeth20203 clarachuff
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Hugs to you.
Elizabeth.
deaver elizabeth20203
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elizabeth20203 paul30710
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Elizabeth.
archemedes paul30710
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From what you are saying it appears that you are considering ending your life, is that correct?
If that is so, then have you already made any plans, and if so what have you decided to do and how are you going to do it?
It is very true what others have written to you on this forum, in that those who are left behind have a far heavier price to pay than those who take their lives.
Have you considered what the consequences of your action might be on your daughter and others?
Nobody has the right to interfere with whatever decision you make, but do you not think that you do need to consider things very carefully before you take any action.
May I make a suggestion Paul, why don't you contact the Samaritans who are really excellent listeners, and talk your feelings over with them?
You can phone them on 08457 90 90 90 or email them at
jo@samaritans.org
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