If you really want the help and are willing, tell someone right then that can help you. If you're more private, this is much less advised, but draw a butterfly on your arm or wrist and pray. I used to be suicidal and I got through with God and the Butterfly Project.
The best way to get help if you feel that life is that hopeless is to find a good therapist -- either through your church, your community, or by using the internet. Look for someone who does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy if possible, but you need an objective person to talk this over with!
Call the Suicide Hotline RIGHT NOW, then get that therapist lined up and get in some good, long talk sessions so you can get back to feeling like your old self!
USA: 1-800-273-8255People have thoughts about suicide when they feel completely hopeless. Suicide can look like the only way out. People have thoughts about suicide when they have problems that they cannot think a way out of.
Almost every country and state have suicide prevention hot lines. Free calls for those who feel they would rather die than go on. See related links
My mind is playing tricks on me. - Ghetto Boys
Thirteen years is a long time to be suffering with thoughts of suicide. No, you should not just kill yourself now. Speaking to a professional about the compulsive thoughts of suicide is needed. Reach out for help now, so your next thirteen years are filled with hopeful thoughts for the future.
Is when the hospital holds's a person for 48 hours after an atempt at suicide or having suicidal thoughts.
When it comes to your friends and family, there is no best way to commit suicide. If you are having thoughts of suicide, please contact 1-800-273-8255 to talk to someone who can help.
DON'T commit suicide. It NEVERsolves problems
Uh... No!
Having suicidal tendencies means experiencing thoughts or feelings of wanting to end one's own life. These thoughts can range from fleeting ideation to more persistent feelings of hopelessness and a desire to commit suicide. It's important to seek help from a mental health professional if you are experiencing suicidal tendencies.
Yes, depression is a significant risk factor for suicide. People with depression may experience feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, which can lead to suicidal thoughts or behaviors. It is important for individuals experiencing depression to seek help from a mental health professional or a crisis hotline if they are having thoughts of suicide.
Most definitely NOT! All having suicide curriculum would do is put thoughts of suicide into student's heads. Teachers and school personel should, however, be aware of students who appear depressed, or show other signs of despair, and notify the student's parents if they suspect a student is having problems. If, and only if, the student's parents will not help their child should schools intervene, other than to work with the parents to help the child.
No. Suicide is never the right answer. If you feel bullied or picked on, you should always tell an authority figure, such as a parent, teacher, social worker, doctor, police, etc. You will not be in trouble for having these thoughts, but you will get some help to make the thoughts go away and to resolve the bullying issues. You have a whole fantastic life ahead of you.