Two years ago, I lost someone that had been really important in my life to
suicideI know everyone tends to blame themselves when someone takes their own life, but in my case, I felt at fault that I didn't try to stop it. I realized after examining my intuition very closely that I knew it was going to happen; I just didn't want to believe it, so I
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http://www.hopeline.com/
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I've always taken the things posted on that site as reassurance that many of the things we think and feel as human beings aren't as odd as we might think. Instead, Christine zeroed in on the ones expressing despair and surmised that all the human race is miserable.
Like I said, nothing I did could lift her spirits. And maybe part of the reason I showed her that site was so that I could indirectly link her to the hopeline website.
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I tried to be a good friend to her. I don't think I'll ever stop feeling as though I failed, though. But, I think most people in the life of a suicide victim feel that way. I know all her friends felt that way; it certainly wasn't unique to me. The only thing that really sets me apart from the rest is my involvement in her final days.
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I have not experienced a tragedy in my life even remotely like your loss of Christine, but I do hope over time that your pain will ease.
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