DON"T. ARe you taking any meds that could be giving you suicidal thoughts?

Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Most problems eventually get better or go away. Even the ones that stay, we sometimes learn to work around them and accept them with God's help. Emotional pain is sometimes harder than physical pain, and often we have both, as I think you may have.

My friend tried to kill herself a few years ago, and it set her back mentally a lot and she lost a lot of memories. Now they are coming back, and she's beginning to feel like her own self again. She's very sorry that she tried to commit suicide. Does she have problems? Yes, very grave problems, much pain, isolation, very poor, and no friends around closeby. She tries to appreciate the small beauties in life: a pretty flower, a beautiful bird, the feel of a nice warm shower. She loves life now that she almost lost hers, and she would advise you not to go this direction.

I'm praying for you, thomson68, and I think we all need to pray for you to think more hopeful thoughts. Reading the Bible you will see many promises of God, especially in the New Testament, that are comforting and consoling. He loves you. He gave His own Son up for you. That's powerful much love. Please hang in there....

Wow , You need to go and find yourself a church NOW! You will make friends and find yourself to busy to think about this kind of thing! Try going someplace and volunteering to help those less fortunate than you. You can't stay cooped up in your home and expect to find friends. Life is a very precious thing! Live It my friend!Go and find JESUS! Hang in there Thomson!

Will pray for you!
Bill

PS: Are you on meds? If so you need to tell your Doc about this sudden revelation! Sounds like adjustments are in order!

Thomson68, are you ok?

I pray you have found some peace somewhere. There are times in my life I feel I do not want to live and all will be better without me but keeps me from doing it are my children. I do not want to leave this world knowing my girls will remember only this of me. Trust me, things will get better. Rely on the one that "will never leave you nor forsake you". GOD will see you through!!!!

Please call this #, the National lifeline for suicide prevention, 1-800-273-TALK (8255) and let us know you are ok, praying for you...

Let's all keep praying for Thomson68. Many of us have suffered with depression, and it truly is the pits. However, mine lifted as the doctor gave me more and more Effexor. It was like getting my real self back after many decades. Things can change, we need to hope for a better tomorrow, and pray for guidance. Let's all keep praying for Thomson...

Please see a doctor they can help and I am praying

Thomson I am praying for you. Please phone your doctor. You may need to go into hospital for a short stay.

Thank you all of you, I am much better now.

You are never alone thomson68! Know you have a community of prayer warriors!!!

That's so very true! I'm glad you're doing better, thomson68! Please keep sharing and coming to this group...that way, none of us is ever totally alone with our problems...