Suicide is becoming too common a word in our News!
I remember when I was in high school one of my friends tried to commit suicide. My mind couldn’t wrap around the concept, even in all the emotions of being a teenager I couldn’t grasp the concept of not wanting to live anymore. In my twenties there was a co-worker who left work went home drove into his garage shut the door and let the car run, until he died. I regret that I can’t remember his name now. I do remember his face and the one time I made him smile as he watched me try to learn how to shoot rubber bands at my other co-workers. As time marches on so have the number of suicides from Robin Williams to the recent death of Stephen tWitch Boss the list has seemed to pick up speed. I have no idea why and I don’t even dare try to find anything to blame, because on the other side of suicide is a million unanswered questions.
I have heard it said that some of the happiest people are the saddest. Why am i reposting this interview now 4 days before Christmas? Well, it’s important for the one person out there to know:
1. Find the one that you don’t have to fake being happy with and pour out your heart…Not for an answer or even a solution just to release some of that negativity that’s built up.
2. Second for the one who will listen… Just listen without judgement or solutions.
3. Mental health is not a joke or a meme constantly check in on yourself and others.
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