
gothbird
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- Mar 16, 2025
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Hi everyone, long time no chat. I took a step back from SS to focus on some real life matters that needed my attention, but I wanted to share something that happened just before I made this post.
Firstly, I want to clarify that the police were not involved in this check. However, it appears customs were. I placed an order with DMC on 21st March and received it in early April.
I was a bit puzzled because my therapist got in touch yesterday asking if she could call me. This was unusual, as we meet weekly, but I assumed it was due to me missing last week's session because I had two medical procedures done. Still it struck me as odd, because I've missed sessions before and we've just resumed the following week. Since my next session is only two days away, I thought she was just being considerate but something felt off.
As it turns out, my GP had been informed that I had allegedly ordered a "suicide kit" online, and they contacted my therapist to discuss a possible course of action. They had that conversation yesterday, 10th June. It's now 5:18pm on 11th June. My therapist was able to tell me that the parcel was supposedly intercepted at the border (which it wasn't...it's literally in the drawer next to me, lol), and that customs had alerted my GP to inform me that I had ordered this so called "suicide kit".
I told my therapist it's not a "suicide kit", it's just a substance, and that I don't actually have it in my possession. I kept a calm and confident tone and reassured her that I was safe.
And that was that. Left to be followed up in our next session.
I don't personally believe this had anything to do with DMC directly; more likely that NZ Customs picked it up on their end. I do find it mildly amusing that customs apparently claimed they intercepted the parcel yet it was still delivered. Thankfully, no police turned up at the door. Honestly, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't carted off to hospital.
Take care out there. Welfare checks related to SN, in any form, can usually be avoided/combatted with a bit of confidence.
Firstly, I want to clarify that the police were not involved in this check. However, it appears customs were. I placed an order with DMC on 21st March and received it in early April.
I was a bit puzzled because my therapist got in touch yesterday asking if she could call me. This was unusual, as we meet weekly, but I assumed it was due to me missing last week's session because I had two medical procedures done. Still it struck me as odd, because I've missed sessions before and we've just resumed the following week. Since my next session is only two days away, I thought she was just being considerate but something felt off.
As it turns out, my GP had been informed that I had allegedly ordered a "suicide kit" online, and they contacted my therapist to discuss a possible course of action. They had that conversation yesterday, 10th June. It's now 5:18pm on 11th June. My therapist was able to tell me that the parcel was supposedly intercepted at the border (which it wasn't...it's literally in the drawer next to me, lol), and that customs had alerted my GP to inform me that I had ordered this so called "suicide kit".
I told my therapist it's not a "suicide kit", it's just a substance, and that I don't actually have it in my possession. I kept a calm and confident tone and reassured her that I was safe.
And that was that. Left to be followed up in our next session.
I don't personally believe this had anything to do with DMC directly; more likely that NZ Customs picked it up on their end. I do find it mildly amusing that customs apparently claimed they intercepted the parcel yet it was still delivered. Thankfully, no police turned up at the door. Honestly, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't carted off to hospital.
Take care out there. Welfare checks related to SN, in any form, can usually be avoided/combatted with a bit of confidence.