What happen if you commit suicide?

Answer 1

Suicide HelpWe care about you and we want you to seek help if you or someone you know or love are possibly contemplating suicide.

It is not the answer to anything. It only causes grief, will affect the mental health of those close to you, and may increase the likelihood of their considering suicide themselves.

You can call people for assistance.

• In the US you can call 1-800-784-2433 (toll-free)
• In the UK you can call 08457 90 90 90
• In Ireland you can call 1850 60 90 90
• In Australia you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14 (local call)
• In Australia you can call Kids Help Line on 1800 55 1800 (toll-free)

If you are asking a legitimate question because you are planning to kill yourself, call 911 in the USA, 999 in the UK, 112 in Europe and UK, or the emergency number for the country you are in, right now, and tell them that.

Worldwide Numbers

Call one of the Suicide helplines. The following site has numbers in the United States and worldwide:

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and this site lets you find a phone number in your own country:

• http:/wwwzperiodzbefrienderszperiodzorg/support/helplineszperiodzasp

Please talk to a counselor about your problems, nothing is bad enough to be worth taking your own life.

If you are at the point where you really feel it's better to die than to go on living, then you have hit bottom, and once you hit bottom, there's really no place else to go but up. So what have you got to lose by staying for the ride back up? You have far, far more to gain by going up, and absolutely nothing to lose by taking that trip back up, to the place where your life can be happy and fulfilling.

If your life is at a place where suicide seems better than going on, think about some very important things. Life can turn from horrible to wonderful in a very short period of time. Your life, whether you know it today or not, has a positive impact on someone. It might be your family, your friends, your co-workers, your neighbors... there is someone that knows you in a way that you can't see.

Suicide is permanent... there's no turning back. The deep feelings you have today will be different tomorrow; regardless of how down you feel, you'll have something tomorrow that can, if you let it, make you feel better. Our problems are often so great, so real and feel so devastating that leaving life behind seems like the only answer. But it's not an answer. It leaves many, many questions for anyone we leave.

Please sleep. Please cry hard, if you must, and talk to someone who loves you. But please, also, put the idea of making a permanent end to what could be temporary problems out of your head. Every life has purpose. Every single life. Please try to find yours before thinking about killing yourself.

No matter how bad it is right now, it can only get better- when you are down try doing something nice for someone else. It sounds a little lame but it works, scientifically it's called a helper's high. It gets your mind off depressing things and helps you add value to society and confidence for yourself.

Suicide is illegal in many countries (WikiAnswers cannot facilitate the commission of any crime) and besides we care about you and want you to live.

Call your suicide hotline immediately and speak to someone who will understand.

National Suicide Hotlines USA

United States of America

Toll-Free / 24 hours a day / 7 days a week

1-800-SUICIDE

1-800-273-TALK

1-800-799-4TTY (4889) Deaf Hotline

In the UK you can call 08457 90 90 90

In Ireland you can call 1850 60 90 90

In Australia you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14 (local call)

In Australia you can call Kids Help Line on 1800 55 1800 (toll-free)

Answer 2

In hospital you will have a chat with an appropriate professional who will try and identify why someone tried to commit suicide. They will then perform a risk assessment to see what the risk is of future attempts. If the attempt was made as a direct result of an underlying psychosis or psychiatric problem the individual may be involuntary detained. More likely - the individual will be discharged. The vast majority of unsuccessful suicide attempts are spontaneous acts and not due to an underlying psychiatric disorder.

Answer 3

Sadly if they succeed they will die.

If you do feel like this it is ALWAYS best to tell someone else what you are thinking, ensuring of course it's an adult you tell. Nothing is EVER that bad in this life that cannot be sorted or worth taking your own life for, after all there is only one of you and you are special, you already have won the race to life, so don't throw that away, life is special and precious to us all.

Answer 4

After a person commits suicide a postmortem examination (autopsy) is done before the body is released to the relatives. A (police) medicolegal investigation may be carried to punish the person who may have assissted in the suicide. If s/he survives, law punishes the person for it is a criminal offence. If the person survives s/he may get badly damaged and handicapped for life. Scriptures that have studied after death experiences say that those who commit suicide suffer badly because it is 'atma hatya'.

Answer 5

nothing happens