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While the worst passed during my hospital stay, the last several days there I had no suicidal thoughts. They are back again. Not strong but they are here. I believe I don't have a life worth living. They almost didn't discharge me because while my depression scores were lower on the last day than the first, they were still pretty high. Unfortunately my therapist is on vacation this week coming so I won't see her. But I go back to IOP on Tuesday so I can talk there.
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Some things we don't talk about, we breathe them... Some things cannot be explained, but rather experienced. Some of the most healing moments arise when given the memory, acknowledging the love.One cannot go back in time; we move forward, and we carry the love we shared. No one but ourselves has the power to do so, or the permission to do so, but ourselves.So live life with your faith and...
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I've been feeling like I don't matter my wife the other day instead of telling me she was having a pain day when I went to have sex with her she tell me afterwards that she having pain day due to her fribromyalgia and making feel like shit afterward saying she has a list of things from past 9 years of thing for me to do and is always adding more and more to this list and talk...

Kisses, I hope you feel better soon. I hope that the IOT works.
I've suffered from suicidal thoughts since second grade. The difference is now I know I don't have to act on them. Check on the feeling that my life isn't worth living...One of the times I acted on my feelings and almost didn't make it, I was moved by the people who came up to me for many months after in tears...and I think I mean nothing to no one. You job is not to listen .....
I'm not sure, this is something I thought about you last night....do you think you were a bit manic when going through all the training...using up too much energy and feeling overwhelmed? I'm just throwing this out there cause when I go full force for a period of time, I more often than not have a Huge Crash afterwards.
Also, possible? feeling like you've let yourself down because of not working? Kisses, Not You, it's the illness that makes life hard and stable in work situations. Be gentle with yourself, after being in hospital a period of recovery is needed from the change of returning home...especially since you wrote your family called only.
Best of luck moving forward...slowly...steady movement :)