foolsgold
Bluelighter
i'm here do not know how or why really today so close to slitting my wrists again 3am this morning i sort of saw myself doing it from before think that stopped me this time
Shrouded in taboo and judgment, suicidal feelings are much more common than we realize. Not a symptom of disease or sign of giving up on life, the urge to die is often a desperate need for change in conflict with an overwhelming sense of powerlessness. Many cultures around the world respect this encounter with the most sacred aspect of what it is to be human.
Is it possible to use the power of suicidal feelings as a source for inspiration and revitalization?
This is precisely what I have been feeling for the last month."a desperate need for change in conflict with an overwhelming sense of powerlessness."
Thanks spork, I don't have a therapist or any ongoing treatment for my mental health issues although I have had counselling and CBT in the past. I had a serious episode about 3 years ago that resulted in secure care for a few weeks but the follow up support just evaporated afterwards and I've struggled to get any consistent help.
My doctor is pretty good but it's hard to get an appointment and difficult for me to get there with work and I've been using that as an excuse not to go, I find the prospect more than a little frightening.
I know things are not good, I'm tired all the time (unless I'm taking amphetamines....I know) get little enjoyment from life if any and suicide has once more become an option.
I just don't have anyone to discuss this with, my partner has lived in fear of me breaking down again ever since the last time. She knows things aren't good but when I tried to talk to her about it a few weeks ago she didn't handle it well, panicked and then did and said some stuff that didn't help at all.
Your right though I'll see if I can at least book an appointment in the week