
TiredofLife-Thanks
Member
- Sep 10, 2023
- 25
At the moment, I feel hopeless and suicidal and I need someone to help me organize and rethink my life or decisions before I do something on impulse.
Well, a summary of my life:
I'm 24 years old and I have bipolar disorder. My disorder was recently diagnosed (about 6 months) and I'm taking lithium - I'm still very unstable. At first, I was diagnosed with depression after attempting suicide at the age of 14. My parents denied the attempt to be hospitalized and so did the depression. I went to therapy for more than 7 years (currently I'm not doing it) e after the age of 18, I took several medications without improvement. With the suicide attempt I developed PTSD, anxiety disorder (that's why I haven't committed suicide yet, whenever I think about death I have panic attacks) and cardiac arrhythmia.
After I finished high school, I did, with a lot of effort, a professional course and after completion I started working in a medical clinic (I worked for 2 and a half years). It was an extremely physically and mentally demanding job. My boss was abusive and I was always doped on benzodiazepines. I couldn't stand the situation anymore and resigned. I lived and still live with my mother and brother, and I still haven't found a job. In 6 months I went through 5 interviews and honestly I have no hope of finding a job this year. Not only because of the job market, but because of my mental state.
I honestly wanted to just study. My only dream in life was to go to college. I live in a very poor country and I didn't receive the basic education properly. Entrance exams are extremely difficult here, some areas are so competitive that there are more than 2000 people per vacancy.
For many years I feel that I have lived enough. Since I was a child, I have felt that the only alternative is death. But why now, with the method in hand, do I hesitate? What's good about staying at home weighing on death? Perhaps, committing suicide on impulse is a good thing. I am already in pain, as long as no one finds me, death will come.
Ps: I'm sorry, I don't know if my post classifies as suicide discussion or recovery.
Ps2: English is not my first language, sorry.
Well, a summary of my life:
I'm 24 years old and I have bipolar disorder. My disorder was recently diagnosed (about 6 months) and I'm taking lithium - I'm still very unstable. At first, I was diagnosed with depression after attempting suicide at the age of 14. My parents denied the attempt to be hospitalized and so did the depression. I went to therapy for more than 7 years (currently I'm not doing it) e after the age of 18, I took several medications without improvement. With the suicide attempt I developed PTSD, anxiety disorder (that's why I haven't committed suicide yet, whenever I think about death I have panic attacks) and cardiac arrhythmia.
After I finished high school, I did, with a lot of effort, a professional course and after completion I started working in a medical clinic (I worked for 2 and a half years). It was an extremely physically and mentally demanding job. My boss was abusive and I was always doped on benzodiazepines. I couldn't stand the situation anymore and resigned. I lived and still live with my mother and brother, and I still haven't found a job. In 6 months I went through 5 interviews and honestly I have no hope of finding a job this year. Not only because of the job market, but because of my mental state.
I honestly wanted to just study. My only dream in life was to go to college. I live in a very poor country and I didn't receive the basic education properly. Entrance exams are extremely difficult here, some areas are so competitive that there are more than 2000 people per vacancy.
For many years I feel that I have lived enough. Since I was a child, I have felt that the only alternative is death. But why now, with the method in hand, do I hesitate? What's good about staying at home weighing on death? Perhaps, committing suicide on impulse is a good thing. I am already in pain, as long as no one finds me, death will come.
Ps: I'm sorry, I don't know if my post classifies as suicide discussion or recovery.
Ps2: English is not my first language, sorry.