Anyone who's seen my posts on here will know that I am staunchly 'pro choice', and though I genuinely respect peoples feelings and the suffering they go through, I always think that suicide should be the last possible resort.
That said, I'm also very honest. So to answer your question, no. I do not think that fear of failure is a reason to live.
That doesn't fix the problem that brought you here in the first place. It doesn't change anything. Being afraid of the cure doesn't stop the symptoms from taking place.
It's natural to feel fear at the thought of ending your life. It's natural to fear things going wrong and making things worse. There's nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed about there.
Perhaps, this is a sign that you aren't truly ready to give in yet. Perhaps, you can take that fear and channel it into something to make even the tiniest change to your life.
Or perhaps I'm wrong and I really don't know what I'm talking about.
Just know that I wish you the best. Whatever you decide. And to you, and anybody who reads this. I'm always willing to listen if you want to talk. And I promise you, I will really listen. I probably don't have the answers, but I genuinely do care.