Sharpshooter
Midfield
What I've learned about since being diagnosed with depression (then severe depression) back in 2012 is it never really leaves you, you manage it, but it something you constantly have to work on for the rest of your life. There's no "cure" for it, or at least there isn't for me.
My uncle shot himself when he was only 23 (when I was 4), I nearly pulled off a successful suicide attempt myself when I was 25 back in 2012 (which then prompted the diagnosis and treatment, I'm now 32). I wouldn't say I have had proper suicidal thoughts since, but there are plenty of times since where I think "I have had enough, I wish I wasn't living anymore" and I go through those thoughts at least a few times a year. I don't think I'll ever not have moments where I think "I want out" for as long as I live, as I say its just about managing it.
No one knew why my uncle killed himself, but there were no signs, he wrote little in his suicide note other than goodbye's and it saddens he never got help like I had.
My uncle shot himself when he was only 23 (when I was 4), I nearly pulled off a successful suicide attempt myself when I was 25 back in 2012 (which then prompted the diagnosis and treatment, I'm now 32). I wouldn't say I have had proper suicidal thoughts since, but there are plenty of times since where I think "I have had enough, I wish I wasn't living anymore" and I go through those thoughts at least a few times a year. I don't think I'll ever not have moments where I think "I want out" for as long as I live, as I say its just about managing it.
No one knew why my uncle killed himself, but there were no signs, he wrote little in his suicide note other than goodbye's and it saddens he never got help like I had.
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