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Student
- Jul 27, 2024
- 150
I was a person with a huge amount of potential. I was healthy, attractive, smart and hardworking, and came from a privileged background. I have a good family and lots of social support. In the past, I literally felt that the entire world was open to me, like I really could achieve anything I put my mind to. I was valedictorian in high school, I did excellent in all my classes, I graduated with the highest possible distinction at university.
And now I'm chronically ill, and I am literally going to die because of it. But as painful as my disease is, it won't kill me on its own, so I need to die by my own hand. How could it all end like this? How could all my effort be for nothing? How could it all fall apart as soon as I graduated, as soon as I felt like everything was coming into place? How could the days go from being enjoyable to every day being agony, in just a few short months? How could I go from wondering where I will go to grad school to researching suicide methods in just a few weeks?
I am literally going to die, before I even turn 26. It will be by my own hand, but it won't be suicide. My illness killed me.
And now I'm chronically ill, and I am literally going to die because of it. But as painful as my disease is, it won't kill me on its own, so I need to die by my own hand. How could it all end like this? How could all my effort be for nothing? How could it all fall apart as soon as I graduated, as soon as I felt like everything was coming into place? How could the days go from being enjoyable to every day being agony, in just a few short months? How could I go from wondering where I will go to grad school to researching suicide methods in just a few weeks?
I am literally going to die, before I even turn 26. It will be by my own hand, but it won't be suicide. My illness killed me.