I am going to be perfectly honest, and I may regret posting this.
A lot of you know my circumstances on here, that I have been disabled since 7/31/85 for Major Depression and a few more mental illnesses plus a seizure disorder from a head injury. I started to comtemplate suicide at the age of 11--I wrote a poem in the form of a Suicide Note to my Mother, but never gave it to her, of course. I still have it. So, before I became disabled, I would say about 30 times or so.
After I became disabled, I planned 4 different ways and contemplated doing one, at the very least, 300 times. I tried to commit suicide by overdosing on my medication and vodka over 12 times. I was in a coma 10 times, one of which the doctors didn't believe I would come out of and if I did I'd be brain dead. I tried other ways, but failed immediately.
In 1997, I started to believe in God MORE--I did before, but didn't think he'd blame me for doing what I did.
Now, I consider myself a Christian, and WOULD NEVER TRY TO DO IT AGAIN, NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS. I realize it is a sin, and I fear going to hell.
However, out of 100 days, there are 30% of them, that I wish I wouldn't wake up the next day.
My depression now is not due to my medication not working--it is the circumstances under which I am living. No one, even in the mental health field, including my psychiatrist, knows of a way to change it because of my financial state.
Arsenic Queen said:
sentiententity said:
That was interesting. Tanks for sharing that.
Wow. Alright I remove my long, very personal post before it gets frozen by the 1440 minutes limit of post editing, as some people obviously don't care. If anyone cares enough to be interested in knowing my backstory about this topic, I can send it via PM.
Arsenic Queen, my post is very long and I chose to keep it posted.
If you don't mind sharing your story with me, I'd would be interested in hearing about it, since mine story, I feel is horrendous, also.
Socially anxious said:
Very often I just wish I was dead, but so far I have not contemplated suicide. I still live with my parents, but I don't know what will happen when they are dead. I have no brothers or sisters and nobody else to talk to except my parents. My younger brother committed suicide in 2002. I'm religious so committing suicide is not really an option for me.
Socially anxious,
Please hold on to your Faith, you never know what will happen BEFORE you lose your parents.
I am hanging in there now, and I lost both of mine and I have a brother that doesn't bother with me, and a sister that helps me, but our constant arguments are brutal and make me think bad things.
I don't know what will happen though in the future. No one does!