
Tegan_sky
losing hope
- Aug 16, 2019
- 102
Just a question, is there anyone else here on the forum who has been deathly lonely for such a long period of time that this is a factor in your desire to CTB? I am older than many here, possibly, almost 60, in alcohol recovery for many years, have tried and tried to make new friends in recovery since beginning of 2012, average attempts was trying with two people a year. I think when anyone gave me their number when I asked, and they said "sure you can call me," that was code for "sure, you can call me...ONCE!" Some never returned calls even once. I finally gave up. People in recovery in my area have zero tolerance for my severe depression that is there no matter what I do, my only support is my shrink.
Loneliness is eating me up along with numerous physical and mental health issues only getting worse with age. I have nothing to look forward to but more of the same. If I had the guts to do a quick suicide I wonder if I would go through with it, I was suicidal in my early 20's, then again at 50, in 2010. And now it is coming back. As it is, I go without cancer screenings, no mammograms, no colonoscopies, and continue to be a heavy smoker, deep down not caring if I get cancer. If I did, if a doctor said to me "you have cancer, I'm sorry" to which I would reply "you mean I can finally leave now?" meaning leave life. Don't get cancer treatment, have hospice come in, have them make me comfortable with morphine or whatever, and just die peacefully.
How many here have excruciating loneliness as a factor in wanting to CTB? It would help me to know I'm not the only one.
Loneliness is eating me up along with numerous physical and mental health issues only getting worse with age. I have nothing to look forward to but more of the same. If I had the guts to do a quick suicide I wonder if I would go through with it, I was suicidal in my early 20's, then again at 50, in 2010. And now it is coming back. As it is, I go without cancer screenings, no mammograms, no colonoscopies, and continue to be a heavy smoker, deep down not caring if I get cancer. If I did, if a doctor said to me "you have cancer, I'm sorry" to which I would reply "you mean I can finally leave now?" meaning leave life. Don't get cancer treatment, have hospice come in, have them make me comfortable with morphine or whatever, and just die peacefully.
How many here have excruciating loneliness as a factor in wanting to CTB? It would help me to know I'm not the only one.