Thats rough man my brother tried to kill himself about 10 years ago and although it was a long time ago I can definitely relate.
Be strong for your bother, tell him what you'd want to hear in his shoes. Tell him what he needs to hear more than anything.
I'll NEVER forget the day I went to the hospital and saw him lying unconcious in the hospital bed. He was so young, had so much
ahead of him to look forward to. Wound up doing it all over his whore gf who cheated on him with his bestfriend. He was severely betrayed by the 2 people in his life he cared about most.
I would have probably tried to kill myself too after going through something like that as a teenager. It was his first love, so it rocked
his world in quite the negative way.
Took him a good year just to get over, and he cried for months even once he came home. But eventually we all helped him get
stronger together. Family will sacrifice a lot of their own wellbeing for the wellbeing of their blood. Its only natural. Just be sure
to watch out for yourself. Your overwhelming focus should just be on MAINTAINING the gift of sobriety. It doesn't always feel
like a gift, but there are people in this thread very jealous of you right now, myself included.
KEEP IT UP, KEEP YOUR HEAD UP, and KEEP MOVING FORWARD!
Good luck! - Bo