Well said Jessica... The sadness you speak of when you say "with all we try to bring awareness so that people don't feel this is their only way out" ... I use to volunteer at an outreach program and what I would often hear was that in spite of all that is available to help those in need and with networks of people who want to help and support them ..... They still feel so very alone.... I wish I knew what "Magic Bullet" approach could be used to to help those who find themselves in their deepest despair.... Thanks for sharing JessicaAnother suicide. Very sad. With all that we try to do to bring awareness so that people don't feel this is their only way out, really seems like it is no where near enough considering this is two in a week. I mean, I know there have been more this week, just two that we heard about because of their social status.
This just goes to show that suicide and mental health affect everyone no matter your age, race, sexual orientation, gender, religious affiliations. This is a world wide human problem. Very sad indeed.
One of the reasons that people still feel alone is that there is a detachment that takes place with something like depression. You literally don't feel connected to the world mentally and even physically. Looking out of your own eyes is like you're looking through a thick wall of glass. You feel completely disconnected from everything/everyone around you and it's a really lonely state to be in.Well said Jessica... The sadness you speak of when you say "with all we try to bring awareness so that people don't feel this is their only way out" ... I use to volunteer at an outreach program and what I would often hear was that in spite of all that is available to help those in need and with networks of people who want to help and support them ..... They still feel so very alone.... I wish I knew what "Magic Bullet" approach could be used to to help those who find themselves in their deepest despair.... Thanks for sharing Jessica