Anybody: you can turn to a freind,family,love one,a priest or any person might be related to your religion,talk to a counselor,there is a mental health counselor everywhere.you can dial a hot line in your area. if your feeling become strong call 911 or the police or go to the closest ER. THERE IS A LOT OF HELP OUT THERE. DO NOT TRY TO SOLVE A TEMPORARY PROBLEM WITH A PERMANENT SOLUTION.
Answered 4/9/2015
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See someone!: What you describe is not just the usual ups and downs of life. When you consider suicide, you really need professional help. Call a suicide hotline or go to an ER. Or talk to your doctor about referral to a therapist and/or psychiatrist. I'm glad you reached out. We care about you. Things get better, but when you feel that bad it's hard to remember. Trust me. And let someone help you right now!
Answered 6/11/2017
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