Title: Suicide is forever, but the stress leading up to it is often temporary - Harvard Health
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Joey -jo-bo Jr.
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Content: Joey -jo-bo Jr.
December 09, 2011
So I Have, to comment here. You all who feel hurt surprised lost, due to a friend or worse close family member take their life. people “like” you. That are in my life are the only reason I don’t go through with it. I know that I only leave a larger burden to my dad and my girlfriend by being selfish, I feel the days although some get better, in the end only gets better because things got worse first…. Ambra
November 05, 2011
One doesn’t have to have major depressive disorder, bipolar or any other technical mental illness to be suffering and have chronic suicidal thoughts. Maybe circumstances such as brain surgery that have left someone with cognitive deficits and an altered personality could do it. Especially when you have a fast-paced, high stress job and your employer (who employs over 10000 people) refuses to make reasonable accommodations for you even with pages and pages of medical documentation from your neurologist and neurosurgeon. I’m sure mental illness is no picnic, but neither is recovering from a temporal lobe resection and brain tumor excision while working 60 hours a week just to meet performance expectations. And the accompanying stress seizures and epileptic seizures that remain that I simply have to “work through” leave me feeling hopeless. “