I’m just depressed tonight. I should probably go od on ativan and sleep for the next day.
If you are feeling suicidal, please tell someone — a friend or family member, a teacher, a doctor or therapist or call 911 (if you’re in the U.S.) or the Emergency Medical Services phone number in your country.
You can also call a suicide prevention hotline—these are available in the U.S. and in many other countries.
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Not suicidal. Just would really like a light coma.
You don’t know what will be the difference between the two if you OD. You might ■■■■ up and leave little LED without you to help her.
I’m 99% sure I can’t die, though, so I’m not really worried.
That’s a huge risk. Please text 741741 and just talk to a crisis counselor
Medical advances are being made all the time; just in hang in there and one day this problem will seem trivial to solve!
I tried the crisis text line. Super useless.
Hey @LED, I love you and your posts and your caring about me. I can remember wanting to be knocked out like you say “a light coma” and then realized that I was already pretty much knocked out or I would have been more resourceful about myself. Hang in here, gal pal. You’ve got this.
@LED I feel like you post about this not being able to die business when you start getting delusional. I mean, that is a delusion. A dangerous one. Maybe you should call someone.
I think I’d educate my kids to be med compliant and seek out treatment early if they happen to develop sz. I don’t think it’s that painful. Both of my friends with sz go to work and school. Another kid I know now attends clubhouse everyday. I wouldn’t mind it! I just wouldn’t want them to be psychotic for any longer than a few weeks… it’s possible to live a very good life. My mom is displeased with me, but I feel very good about my life right now. And I agree with @Ninjastar that you can’t predict the future. Sometimes I feel I’ve hit both jackpot and bankrupt on the life “wheel”. All you can do is teach resiliency when things go wrong.
Maybe you’re right. My meds have been slowly working less and less lately. My health, specifically this intractable migraine, has been a big source of stress. And then all this today. It’s just a lot to deal with. I don’t know. Maybe you’re right. Maybe I am delusional. But I’ve tried many times before and I’m always fine. I don’t think it’s a delusion.
I don’t know. I think a lot of people who commit suicide have a history of suicide attempts. It doesn’t mean you can’t die, it just means you haven’t died yet.
In any case, hearing you talk like that was a bit of a red flag. So is the less effective meds. I feel like those are familiar signs. Is Mr. LED pretty good at being attuned to when you might need some help?
Yeah, after you brought it up I mentioned it to them.
I don’t know. I’m feeling even worse now than before I texted that stupid crisis line. They just made me feel worse. I never should have bothered.
It’s like I spilled my guts as much as I could begging for help and all I got was platitudes.
Like, seriously. Wth is this? And it was several minutes between each reply, which just made me feel worse to begin with. Ugh. I don’t know. Maybe it’s not as bad as I feel like it is, but the whole conversation was just really frustrating.
Oh geez. That reads like a hostage negotiation.
Are there like, real people you can call? Something like the crisis text line but where you can hear a person’s voice and know that you’re not talking to a robot?
I’m sure there are, but I’m paranoid of phone calls. I don’t do well when I have to talk on the phone. I go downhill fast.
Yeah, I was just thinking after I posted that I’d much rather text with someone than have to talk on the phone.
So did they send you the coping mechanisms?