Suicide. What are you meant to do?
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When you're feeling like ending it all. What are you actually meant to do? When there is nobody you can really talk to and no one to help you, what are you meant to do? When you are haunted by failures and can see nothing positive in the future. When you are damaged from the inside out and your body is falling apart. When every new day offers a little less hope than the one before. When you feel like it's the end and you're not helping anyone anymore. You've failed, become a doormat with no respect for yourself. What are you actually meant to do?
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michael98615 Bird82
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TeresaJS Bird82
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You are supposed to be honest to yourself;
You are supposed to try to see more clearly;
You are supposed to accept the imperfection of all people including your own.
You are supposed to put yourself out there just like you're doing now by coming here and sharing what's going on with you.
We're all damaged: can't you see?
We all had imperfect parents, bad experiences and countless failures.
No one is immune no matter how much they pretend to be successful.
Your imperfections and your failures are the marvel you'll crave to make your statue.
See if CODA support groups are your thing - no one asks, no one intrudes but everyone helps. I'm PM you a link.
Keep posting here. If you don't get the answer you need right away remember: people are imperfect, they don't know how to deal with pain.
Teresa
Bird82 TeresaJS
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Thank you for the link. I really appreciate it.
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StuartPalmer Bird82
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If you feel you want to kill yourself, that's OK.
But don't do it today.
Say to yourself;
'This may be unbearable when I think of life going on and on, forever, in this misery, but I have the strength to withstand it for 28 days.'
Tell yourself;
'I will kill myself in four week's time, as long as I don't have a 'good' day within that time period.'
If you have a good day, reset the clock, so you give yourself another four weeks before the big day, from the day you felt a bit better.
If, at the 28th day, you still feel you can't go on, go right ahead.
In the meantime, try to talk to professionals, speak with the Samaritans, try not to turn inwards on yourself.
An impulse suicide attempt is never the way forward.
Stuart
archemedes StuartPalmer
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Very well said.
Bird82 StuartPalmer
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Buffplums Bird82
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please i dint have any answers but if you would like to talk to me i will listen to you my friend. I have just list a dear friend to suicide and its devastating.
please, please dont do anything butbplease talk to someone like i said you can talk to me if you like"
the one thing i have learnt is that when someobe says to talk, the immediate reaction may be, well what good will that do, but even though folk may not have the answer often when you talk to someone, somehow it can make things a little easier and sometimes you can actually discover your own answers or see things a different way. Sorry if this doesnt sound helpfull but people do care, and i care that there is someone like you out there breaking their heart and hurting and just feeling so tired and upset. Sorry im assuming.
look, if you want to talk i can send you my email first and even a mobile number and i can just listen and not judge or sugest anythng.
Take care my friend.
kindest and warmest regards,
chris
sara84877 Buffplums
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Bird82 Buffplums
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Thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond to me. It's scary sometimes, I always think I'm being a nuisance. But I guess reaching out to strangers is easier than talking to doctors and people you know. Definitely feels that way for me. Really thank you so much though. I hope you are doing okay.
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Buffplums Bird82
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I dont know how but if somehow you could just get some respite from your children, dont mean that to sound awful but i mean if you were able to get so e time to yourself somehow, on a regular basis, maybe you might feel a little better after your batteries have been charged.
it sounds so sad that mums who bring up children on their own get such a raw deal in terms of support from the state.
try not to feel that you are letting your children down, im sure that it is tge opposite, if you didnt care so much about then you probably might have done something. They need their mum just like you need them. Hold onto that and you are doing an amazing job. But sounds like you need time away every now and again maybe to just recharge?
sorry i cant be much help.
regards
chris x