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WordsAreHard
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- Dec 25, 2023
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I am finding it difficult to decide how to go about this. My favorite idea is to walk out to where my son was found and use the same method he did. I can easily get a gun and have researched guns, ammo, and aim. My main problem with this is that my family would definitely find me. When we found my son, I thought he looked peaceful. Almost like he had just fallen asleep but not everyone saw it that way. Some have told me how they can't get it out their head or keep having nightmares about it. I have a wonderful family and I would like to cause as little pain as possible. I thought of calling it in first but worry if something goes wrong. I don't want to be stuck here and lose all my options. Maybe even if I messed up I would still bleed out in time.
Should I give up on this? I could easily get a hotel room or just walk in front of a train as I live right next to the tracks. Would that really be any better for my family?
I have told them all that I just want to die and I pray for god to take me. I think they actually understand. They don't want me to die but living another month or year without my son is the worst future I could ever imagine. I have lost all interest in life. Nothing that mattered before does now. Even the love I have for those who care about me is different. Everything I do I force myself to because I don't want anyone to worry about me and possibly restrict my options.
Should I give up on this? I could easily get a hotel room or just walk in front of a train as I live right next to the tracks. Would that really be any better for my family?
I have told them all that I just want to die and I pray for god to take me. I think they actually understand. They don't want me to die but living another month or year without my son is the worst future I could ever imagine. I have lost all interest in life. Nothing that mattered before does now. Even the love I have for those who care about me is different. Everything I do I force myself to because I don't want anyone to worry about me and possibly restrict my options.