Suicidal Thoughts
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If your just browsing then I am glad you are reading this, because if you are, it means that at least some part of you believes there is a chance you can be helped. I really hope you can spare a couple more minutes to read down to the end of this page.
I know what it is like to feel there is no hope left. To feel like there is nothing worth living for. To not be able to face the rest of your life. I know because I felt it myself, and I am truly sorry you are in that place. It probably means you are past caring about anybody or anything, and don't believe it's possible to change how you feel right now. I know that feeling too well.
Just think for a minute. Have you always felt like this right now? Most chances are, there were times in your life when you did not. Which means something in your life changed to get you where you are now. But that also means that something can change to get you away from where you are now. Seriously - life is changing all the time - yours included. Surely there were other times you felt really low and something happened to make you feel brighter?
People think about committing suicide as a solution to a problem they see no solution to. But here's the thing - even if you don't think there is a solution to your problems right now, that does not mean it does not exist. It just means that you can't see it right now. You can't get any worse.
I really do know how you feel. I've been admitted to a psychiatric hospital, I've attempted suicide twice! I've been at the lowest and the highest, I don't know anything about you other than you've probably searched depression or a mental health term to find this website. All I know is that your probably in need of somebody to talk to. I know feeling suicidal can be so isolating and lonely. I know how this feels! I really do! I want to help, I want to help so so much to make you better. I'm one text or call away. Please do contact me by clicking THIS button.
It is probably fair to say that most people who are considering killing themselves due to emotional problems, or intolerable life circumstances, have not always felt that way. People are not born suicidal or really depressed.
It is probably also fair to say, that for these people, given a choice between feeling great about themselves and life generally, or dying, they would probably choose the former. We all want to feel wonderful and happy. Death only becomes attractive once we lose the hope that we can ever feel OK again.
For people that have been struggling with emotional problems for years, perhaps sought and had all types of treatments – from therapy to medications – it is easy to see how they could lose hope that anything will make a difference. I felt that way too. Not only when I was suicidal, but many times since.
In the next month, and every month after, over 16 million people will do a Google search on the word suicide. Yes, 16 million, so trust me, you are not alone feeling this way. In the next 12 months the World Health Organisation estimates well over 20 million people will actually try and commit suicide. Over 1 million will succeed. A good chunk of the others will end up in hospital, in pain. Possibly with permanent health issues. Like brain damage. Those are daunting odds. Below are some hotlines I have collected from all over the world that want to help and will listen. YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN THIS.
Please click here for many various hotlines. All of these are great lines for listening and supporting whatever your going through! No matter how big or small the issue is. If you want, you can personally message me here
If your just browsing then I am glad you are reading this, because if you are, it means that at least some part of you believes there is a chance you can be helped. I really hope you can spare a couple more minutes to read down to the end of this page.
I know what it is like to feel there is no hope left. To feel like there is nothing worth living for. To not be able to face the rest of your life. I know because I felt it myself, and I am truly sorry you are in that place. It probably means you are past caring about anybody or anything, and don't believe it's possible to change how you feel right now. I know that feeling too well.
Just think for a minute. Have you always felt like this right now? Most chances are, there were times in your life when you did not. Which means something in your life changed to get you where you are now. But that also means that something can change to get you away from where you are now. Seriously - life is changing all the time - yours included. Surely there were other times you felt really low and something happened to make you feel brighter?
People think about committing suicide as a solution to a problem they see no solution to. But here's the thing - even if you don't think there is a solution to your problems right now, that does not mean it does not exist. It just means that you can't see it right now. You can't get any worse.
I really do know how you feel. I've been admitted to a psychiatric hospital, I've attempted suicide twice! I've been at the lowest and the highest, I don't know anything about you other than you've probably searched depression or a mental health term to find this website. All I know is that your probably in need of somebody to talk to. I know feeling suicidal can be so isolating and lonely. I know how this feels! I really do! I want to help, I want to help so so much to make you better. I'm one text or call away. Please do contact me by clicking THIS button.
It is probably fair to say that most people who are considering killing themselves due to emotional problems, or intolerable life circumstances, have not always felt that way. People are not born suicidal or really depressed.
It is probably also fair to say, that for these people, given a choice between feeling great about themselves and life generally, or dying, they would probably choose the former. We all want to feel wonderful and happy. Death only becomes attractive once we lose the hope that we can ever feel OK again.
For people that have been struggling with emotional problems for years, perhaps sought and had all types of treatments – from therapy to medications – it is easy to see how they could lose hope that anything will make a difference. I felt that way too. Not only when I was suicidal, but many times since.
In the next month, and every month after, over 16 million people will do a Google search on the word suicide. Yes, 16 million, so trust me, you are not alone feeling this way. In the next 12 months the World Health Organisation estimates well over 20 million people will actually try and commit suicide. Over 1 million will succeed. A good chunk of the others will end up in hospital, in pain. Possibly with permanent health issues. Like brain damage. Those are daunting odds. Below are some hotlines I have collected from all over the world that want to help and will listen. YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN THIS.
Please click here for many various hotlines. All of these are great lines for listening and supporting whatever your going through! No matter how big or small the issue is. If you want, you can personally message me here
For UK Residents, please call;
Samaritans
116 123
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.samaritans.org
Childline
0800 1111
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.childline.org.uk
Lifeline
08088088000
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.lifelinehelpline.info
For US Residents, please call:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website:www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
Samaritans
116 123
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.samaritans.org
Childline
0800 1111
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.childline.org.uk
Lifeline
08088088000
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website: www.lifelinehelpline.info
For US Residents, please call:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Languages: English
Website:www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
Credit: Childline