Do I need professional help if I think about suicide sometimes?!
Question: Do I need professional help if I think about suicide sometimes!?
I don't think about it seriously!. I'm sure I'm not going to actually do it!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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ABSOLUTELY! You should seek counseling immediately!. It doesn't matter if you don't think about it seriously, just the fact that you think about it at all signals that you may need to talk to someone!. You may have clinical depression and could benefit from a combination of therapy (talking to a counselor) and possibly medication!. I would definitely go talk to someone before your thoughts get too out of control and hard to manage!. You'll be in my prayersWww@Answer-Health@Com
I think you should talk to someone about this!. It could be a psychiatrist, a counselor, a clergyman, a family member, or a friend!. The important thing is, don't keep it to yourself--don't bottle it up!. You will be surprised at how many other people--many of whom you thought of as very stable and very together--have also considered suicide!. When you share such disturbing thoughts with others, it takes a lot of the pressure off!.
I would also suggest that you check out some books about NDEs (Near Death Experiences), such as Raymond Moody's LIFE AFTER LIFE and REFLECTIONS ON LIFE AFTER LIFE!. I first became familiar with Moody's works 30 years ago!. I was an agnostic: I did not claim to know whether there was or was not a supreme being, or an afterlife, because I felt it would be arrogant to make either claim without evidence!.
However, after reading accounts of people who had been clinically "dead" and then resuscitated, and who had common threads in their experiences, I saw evidence that there is an afterlife, and that there is more to us than our physical bodies!.
Notice that I do not use the word "belief!." I am not religious, only spiritual!.
What I learned from these books helped me overcome many periods of despair in the years since then!. Suicide is not even an option, because one cannot "kill" oneself if the spiritual being survives the physical one!. Near Death Experiences by persons who have attempted suicide and failed indicate that suicide just compounds the problems the person already had!.
Let me put it bluntly: Suicide tears a hole in the fabric in the universe!. There is a plan for every one of us, a time to be born, and a time to die!. We have no right to mess with this plan!.
Also, when you commit suicide, you hurt many people with your unnatural act!. I saw this first hand when my brother took his life 24 years ago!. I saw how it devastated my parents, his wife and his children!. Probably, in my brother's spirit form, he also saw this devastation !. !. !. but no one could hear him say he was sorry! (If that isn't a type of Hell, I don't know what is!.) In any case, I forgave him for what he did!.
Be sure to read and consider all the ideas presented here: knowledge is power!. And isn't it grand that all these people who don't even know you, still care about you!?
Above all, remember the most significant lesson learned by those who have experienced NDEs, and that is that love is the most important thing in the universe!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I would also suggest that you check out some books about NDEs (Near Death Experiences), such as Raymond Moody's LIFE AFTER LIFE and REFLECTIONS ON LIFE AFTER LIFE!. I first became familiar with Moody's works 30 years ago!. I was an agnostic: I did not claim to know whether there was or was not a supreme being, or an afterlife, because I felt it would be arrogant to make either claim without evidence!.
However, after reading accounts of people who had been clinically "dead" and then resuscitated, and who had common threads in their experiences, I saw evidence that there is an afterlife, and that there is more to us than our physical bodies!.
Notice that I do not use the word "belief!." I am not religious, only spiritual!.
What I learned from these books helped me overcome many periods of despair in the years since then!. Suicide is not even an option, because one cannot "kill" oneself if the spiritual being survives the physical one!. Near Death Experiences by persons who have attempted suicide and failed indicate that suicide just compounds the problems the person already had!.
Let me put it bluntly: Suicide tears a hole in the fabric in the universe!. There is a plan for every one of us, a time to be born, and a time to die!. We have no right to mess with this plan!.
Also, when you commit suicide, you hurt many people with your unnatural act!. I saw this first hand when my brother took his life 24 years ago!. I saw how it devastated my parents, his wife and his children!. Probably, in my brother's spirit form, he also saw this devastation !. !. !. but no one could hear him say he was sorry! (If that isn't a type of Hell, I don't know what is!.) In any case, I forgave him for what he did!.
Be sure to read and consider all the ideas presented here: knowledge is power!. And isn't it grand that all these people who don't even know you, still care about you!?
Above all, remember the most significant lesson learned by those who have experienced NDEs, and that is that love is the most important thing in the universe!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I would seek help!. Today you may think about it occasionally, tomorrow you may act on it!. Suicidal thoughts should not occur to anyone on a regular basis, or so I've been told!. I would seek professional advice, if only for one visit!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I would seek counseling since you even think about it!.
Doesn't mean there is anything wrong with you, at the least it will give you someone to talk to - that can tell you for sure!
GOOD LUCK!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Doesn't mean there is anything wrong with you, at the least it will give you someone to talk to - that can tell you for sure!
GOOD LUCK!Www@Answer-Health@Com
if you dont think its serious than no i think about it alot to but i would never do it but if you ever think you might definatly get helpWww@Answer-Health@Com
yes you do!.!.!. maybe just some counseling Www@Answer-Health@Com