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I also feel terrible to my momI don't think i will ever ctb while my parents are alive
I would feel too guilty and terrible for them. When it is their time to pass, I would have no reason to live and take my life
15?! That's a lotASAP -- I hate waking up wishing I hadn't, every single day.
Waiting to aquire a peaceful method or finding a partner that can provide one since I'm broke right now. Too scared of survival to jump off a building, in front of a truck or train ,etc.
If only my 15+ CTB attempts in the past worked.![]()
Attempted various methods. OD on medications & booze, partial hanging, CO with charcoal. Went to train tracks almost every night for a month to jump but couldn't do it, I don't count those times, though. I still go once in a while knowing I don't have the courage.15?! That's a lot
what happened
@FuneralCry Suicide is inherently painful no matter what method you choose.I envy those with the option to die in a reliable, painless way, it's truly so hellish how suicide isn't seen as the human right it truly is, I wish for a death as peaceful as never waking again, all I wish for is to sleep eternally. It's horrific how I cannot just choose to peacefully die with no risks and complications involved, what I'd fear is trying to die going wrong and leading to much worse suffering.
@dkrw People think suicide is easy. The media will always report a successful suicide especially if it is young person to sell stories.15?! That's a lot
what happened
@DeathWish3301 Don't feel bad suicide is not easy as people in society think it is.ASAP -- I hate waking up wishing I hadn't, every single day.
Waiting to aquire a peaceful method or finding a partner that can provide one since I'm broke right now. Too scared of survival to jump off a building, in front of a truck or train ,etc.
If only my 15+ CTB attempts in the past worked.![]()
@DeathWish3301 The truth is majority of humans fear death even the most cold blooded murders fear death too look at how they fight til the end to avoid getting the needle. Whether or not you believe in a God or a higher power of some kind we don't know what happens when we die. That uncertainty scares people.Attempted various methods. OD on medications & booze, partial hanging, CO with charcoal. Went to train tracks almost every night for a month to jump but couldn't do it, I don't count those times, though. I still go once in a while knowing I don't have the courage.
What happened?
They either failed, couldn't handle the pain or SI kicked in; or got the police called on me a few times by neighbors.
@dkrw It is not your fault mental illness is so cruel. It is so scary how the brain is a natural organ of the body but it uses our past traumas, insecurities ,phobias and other fears to torment us.I also feel terrible to my mom
She has tried to help me a lot and I feel deeply ashamed and guilty to her for being her daughter
but my wish to die and for everything to be over is greater
I've kinda given up with the NHS I'm all honesty. Their mental healthcare feels non-existent. I have debilitating mental health issues and never even got any proper help for it.After my 'long term' therapy, turned 12 sessions of therapy, ends. I'm 4 sessions in. I either want to get better or die. I don't want 'maintenance' of my condition anymore, I can't take it. After these sessions, I'll be lucky to get anything for at least a year or 2 due to waiting lists on the NHS and I can't afford to go private. I literally can't do it anymore and I'm even questioning why I'm bothering with the sessions I do have right now, knowing it won't be enough.
I've kinda given up with the NHS I'm all honesty. Their mental healthcare feels non-existent. I have debilitating mental health issues and never even got any proper help for it.
Even when I was required to see a crisis team after a ctb attempt, nothing ever came of it.
It's a joke isn't it? You always see people saying "go to therapy" and I wonder if that's even a thing in this country? Seems like you can only get it if you pay good money for it and mentally ill/suicidal people don't really tend to be in the best place financially.I'm really sorry you've had such crappy experienced with them too. It's just not good enough.
I was with them from the ages of 15 - 32, at which point I was told there was nothing they could do (they actually just stigmatised me and gave me the wrong help). I tried to CTB in 2020 and nearly succeeded and they rang me up just to tell me I wasn't ill enough and they wouldn't be helping me. Up until last Dec, they stayed away. They were forced back on me after I had a melt down at work and my boss dragged me to A&E. The got the home treatment team/crisis team involved and these 12 sessions are all that have come from it. I was suicidal before they got involved again and I'm still suicidal now - mainly because I know the help (aka hope) isn't there.
Yeah it really is a joke. A lot of people keep saying to me 'at least you have 12 sessions' - I'm sorry but complex PTSD and treatment resistant depression, plus anxiety, eating disorders etc, they are not going to be cured in 12 sessions. It's like, if you have a mental health problem in this country, make sure it's a straight forward fix else you are f*cked.It's a joke isn't it? You always see people saying "go to therapy" and I wonder if that's even a thing in this country? Seems like you can only get it if you pay good money for it and mentally ill/suicidal people don't really tend to be in the best place financially.
@Praestat_Mori I plan to use those methods too. I want to just pass out and never wake up again.I have no plan atm. I'm not happy with my life, I'm not happy with my personal situation and I'm not suicidal enough either.
Preferred method: Drug/med OD or CO with charcoal.
@PinballWizard39 12 sessions is not enough. A lot of mental health services particularly in the UK are catered for mild and moderate cases of mental illness.Yeah it really is a joke. A lot of people keep saying to me 'at least you have 12 sessions' - I'm sorry but complex PTSD and treatment resistant depression, plus anxiety, eating disorders etc, they are not going to be cured in 12 sessions. It's like, if you have a mental health problem in this country, make sure it's a straight forward fix else you are f*cked.
I'm kinda in the same boat as you. I'm not in an immediate rush it leaves this world, I'm merely looking to secure options in case things don't improve.I have no plan atm. I'm not happy with my life, I'm not happy with my personal situation and I'm not suicidal enough either.
Preferred method: Drug/med OD or CO with charcoal.
100%. It's all about statistics really. If you get better quickly, they look better. Right now I'm being fobbed off with 'therapy' designed to maintain you, not help you here, and I just don't want it. That's supposedly after the 12 sessions and after a ridiculous waiting list. I've spent too many years with people trying to maintain me. I've found like you, that with charities such as Mind, you end up deemed too sick for them and for a long time, I was deemed not sick enough for the mental health team. It's so ridiculously messed up.@PinballWizard39 12 sessions is not enough. A lot of mental health services particularly in the UK are catered for mild and moderate cases of mental illness.
Mental health awareness is too focused too much on mild and moderate cases where as severe cases are not as focused on.
I have had mental wellness advocate arseholes lecture me about using mind the charity for help and other low cost alternative services to the NHS and even called me "lazy" and blaming me for not trying hard enough. These patronising arseholes don't understand that me being suicidal most of the services will not touch me and I have to go through the NHS.