Depression Support Group

Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.

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I'm ready to say goodbye.

yes!

its cliche.

Yes!

im young.

but when its time, its just time.

&& my time is now!!!!


its time for me to die.

seriously.


:(
firespinner
firespinner
hey sorry your feeling like that, also cliche! but i have been where you are right now, and yeh i just went ahead a and swallowed a bunch of pills, it didnt work! luckily i didnt do any damage to myself but i sure as hell did damage to my mum and all my family! now that may seem a bit lecturish i know im sorry. but i think when your in these situations you just feel so utterly shit and your in such a big hole that sometime creating this fence of no i cant do this coz i cant do this to these ppl does work! i hope this feeling passes for you, big hugs x
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I hate to say this because it's of no use to you whatsoever right now. But you have no idea where you could be in a Month, a year, 10 years, etc. There are people that thought that, but years later found a niche for themselves in life. They were married with kids and had a decent career.

The way things are doesn't mean the way things will be. I hope you see that, at least. So ending your life is denying yourself any hope of that whatsoever. Holding on..........for what maybe far longer than you feel is possible, is the only way to find a way back from the brink.

Don't allow these thoughts to claim you.
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