I posted a little while back about my situation, and I am realizing that not only is my depression linked to my tattoos (I have so many) it is a chemical imbalance that I did not believe in for so long. I masked my depression, bipolar, ocd, and whatever else the doctors say I have with booze and drugs for so long that these past 4 years of sobriety has been hell without my usual coping method. My depression has gotten worse with each year, and this past one has been a nightmare. 6 psych wards and hours in counseling, all the different meds, ECT, and natural remedies. Nothing seems to work.  I don’t know what to do other than to go back to drinking and I now have a prescription for klonopin. I am thinking of saving up the klonopin and relapsing on alcohol (its been awhile but I know I will go nuts with the amount of booze I can drink) and take all my klonopins. I know that might not do it so I think I am going to put two charcoal grills in the back of my hatchback car and sit down by the shore as I pass out in my car. If the drugs dont kill me the carbon monoxide should. There is never anyone down the shore this time of year where I live so it is always so deserted and peaceful. I only worry about my families heartache but they have seen me in and out of hospitals for 13 years. Since I was 17. I know it is time to go, because every day is a nightmare that only gets worse. I don’t enjoy anything any more and all the old emotions from my past are back with feelings of regret. I cant describe it other than pure hell, panic, and darkness over my life. I did go back to college and graduate with honors so I accomplished something good in this life. Funny thing is I went back for counseling in addictions. Always wanted to help others get sober. So scared of what awaits on the other side too…..
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Ha bbq grill is my way too..
Already bought most of the supplies,
still need a co2 monitor though.
Who knows if I will ever use them but have 2 brand new in the box grills for this very purpose. They were on sale end of summer season.
why do you need a CO2 monitor. Can you just wait awhile and then get into the car