I’ve always thought about suicide since I was 6. Been molested by a few people until I was 11 years old. So it made me really suicidal since a young age. When I was 17 I was disowned by my dad’s side and he left when I was 8 years old. I was thinking of ways to kill myself because it would be hard in the group home to get a way with it. So I came up with one that I thought would work. My school had a freeway above it so one morning I was dropped at school ran up the hill and walked into the second lane. I was hit and put into a coma. That really made me upset because I couldn’t kill myself right. Today I’m a whole different person. Took me 7 years after that to stop thinking of ending my life. Then last year I had a brain hemorrhage and I realized I wasn’t ready to go. This past year has been the best even though I lost everything and had to move back to my parents. I talk to people often about suicide because I can put myself in their shoes. I take a medicine that stopped my ups and downs. It took me over 16 years to find one that works for me. I’m always here for anyone that wants to talk. Thank you for reading my story
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When you walked into the freeway weren’t you scared?
I was more scared about the driver and how he would feel. That’s why I left a note for him in my pocket. Called the tucking company where he worked to let him know I lived. When your mind is made up and nothing will change it, you start to feel bad for your family and hoping they understand.
It’s wonderful that you’re here for other people suffering and your story is an inspiration. Thank you. I hope there can be less people who have to endure so much like you.
Isa
Thank you Asura. It’s helped me talk to parents that lost their kid, to help them understand what was their kid feeling and how it’s not their fault. I hope to do more work with people. It helps me out a lot and hope it does for them
You’re very welcome. I can imagine it would, and it’s such a great thing – the joy we get from helping others, and I’m sure it helps them out a lot too!
Good luck 🙂
Isa