Suicidal Ideation When I Stop Drinking

This kind of reminds me of Robin Williams… How he appeared introverted as he quietly endured whatever ultimately drove him completely over the edge. Suicide itself is tragic enough standing alone. But, when there’s little to no warning signs available, allowing friends and love ones the chance to intervene it’s horrific. Just makes me stress all the more for everyone to Plllleeeeeaaaaassssseeee go that extra step further in analyzing what could perennially pan out to be absolutely horrific, if we remain lackadaisical, and someone truly dear to us just so happens to take their own lives… Maaaaannnnnnn Ohhhhh man what pain we’ll feel. Simply another reason why Alone No More is imperative

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When I stop drinking completely, I find myself emotionless, dreaming up various plans for how to end my life. I don t mean in the immediate aftermath of sobriety; I don t think it s a withdrawal symptom. I was sober for nearly six months before and the entire period was characterized by such planning. Not the kind of suicidal thoughts brought on by panic or despair; I didn t sit around sobbing and wanting to die. It was much more calculating and emotionless, dominated entirely by logic… Suicidal Ideation When I Stop Drinking
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Not a Good Day

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Depression

Todd Wood's avatarProvidence Downtown - Roots by the River

depression

  1. Are you introspective and hard on yourself?
  2. Do you hunger for words of encouragement?
  3. Do you carry guilt?
  4. Do you think you need to be punished?
  5. Do you nurture your failures with thoughts of increasing proportion?
  6. Have you felt your contributions are useless?
  7. Do you fluctuate between the emotions of great, personal importance to a deep self-pity?
  8. Are you crying?
  9. Are you often physically weary?
  10. Are you wondering if God even cares?

As you look around, you see beautiful people, read successful stories, and listen to the laughter.  But all the wonderful things around you only seem to accentuate your lack.  Your despair.  Your life looks like the vacant field full of overgrown weeds or the discarded pile of lava rocks heaped at the end of a farmer’s field.  Your thoughts are dark, rain clouds with no chance of spring showers and a rainbow.

You might feel like you are…

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Suicide

Everyone needs someone, especially those struggling to this magnitude. Make yourself available Plllleeeeeaaaaassssseeee, and be sympathetic by all means necessary… Their lives depend on it!!!

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ravenlady68's avatarWitchy Tarot Mum

Scary word, huh? No, I’m not suicidal and I hope I haven’t anyone among my friends that I see a lot that feels like that without giving me some kind of hint that they need help, or just want to talk. I seem to be that kind of person who people that feel a need to vent about their problems and sorrows turn to. Perhaps because I listen, or at least let them talk, until whatever is on their mind is out in the air and not just in their minds. Does it feel good? Do I feel like a better person because of it? Not really, not always at least. It can become a very heavy burden and something that can drain my energy levels incredibly much if I’m not prepared for it and can put up some kind of mental shield so I’m not taking it in on…

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