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xXoblivionXx
May 9th, 2013, 06:31 PM
Hey VT, it's been a while since I've posted anything on here. With transitioning into high school, my mom having a baby, me dealing with my depression, and the incident that happened a few months ago this year has been hectic!

Anyway right now, I'm having some negative thoughts right now and I'm not suppose to bottle it up anymore so I thought that I would post something on VT.

So I've been depressed and borderline suicidal for sometime. I used to cut, I'm trying my hardest to stop. Things just haven't been going well and no matter what I would do I couldn't make things better. Towards the end of first semester I started to not caring about my school work and isolate myself from everyone. I just didn't see the point of trying anymore.

The following is what I call the incident, I haven't talked about it since it happened and I thought that this would be a good place to break the silence.

On March 9th I attempted suicide. I've attempted before, but this time was different. I went to saturday school (Religious Ed) that day and I got yelled at in front of my entire class because I didn't do an assignment that was well overdue. In all honesty I was going through some tough stuff and doing religious homework wasn't on top of my to do list. She made me feel like shit and I wanted to cry and just run out of the class room.

When I got home I ate some pizza then told my mom that I was going to take a nap. I then went to my room and took some of my migraine medicine. Holding the bottle of pills, I knew what I had to do. I just kept taking pills one after another. I then laid down on my bed and hoped that I wouldn't wake up.

The rest is what I can remember, I'm still getting flags backs. My mom said that my little brother, who's 3 years old found me :( (I hope he doesn't remember this when he's older.) I remember laying on the ground and my mom shaking me, seeing if I was would wake up, then 2 paramedics in my bedroom, they were calling my name. The next thing I remember was me in an ER room with restraints across my chest and torso. I was screaming and swearing at everyone :(. Again, I blacked out.

I remember waking up in the ER with some indian lady there, I asked who she was but she said that didn't matter. She said, "You're only 15. You have your whole life ahead of you." Then my dad came in and she left. My dad said a few words then sat down, I don't really remember what happened next because I was still drugged.

The next thing I knew my dad and I signed some papers and I was transported to an inpatient psych ward for adolescents. I was there for 3 days but they felt like forever. This building was old and scary looking. I just wanted to go home.

Since then I started seeing a therapist weekly and started taking antidepressants. They haven't really kicked in yet. I just hope they do soon.

I really appreciate anyone who read all of this, I know it's sort of long but I just needed to get this out of my head.

dystopianqueen
May 9th, 2013, 11:01 PM
Thank you for sharing your story.... I know how hard it can be.
I truly hope it gets better for you.....

xXl0sth0peXx
May 10th, 2013, 01:35 AM
I'm glad you've made it. The lady is right, you do have a whole life ahead of you. It will get better. It might not be easy, but it will.

It's always good to vent/rant, we're always here for you. :)

Cognizant
May 11th, 2013, 09:37 PM
This was very brave. I honestly think that suicide is not the answer. A kid from my school who I knew relatively well tried to kill themselves last Sunday, but then he realized how much he has in life.

You do too. Stay strong, xYz.

nevillee9
May 17th, 2013, 01:54 PM
Hope you get better soon x

LunarScorpio
May 17th, 2013, 02:02 PM
It is never worth it.

Life is very valuble and removing it will make others complely feel empty because of you.

Imagine if your head said, we have lost xxxx because they killed themselves

Magnus Bane
May 20th, 2013, 10:22 AM
Hey just remember that we are here for you and that we will try to help you through anything. suicide is not worth it and trust me more people care than you think. if you need anything pm me I will help the best i can

VictoriaGotaSecret
May 24th, 2013, 12:17 PM
Glad you're still here and I hope things get better for you.

VictoriaGotaSecret
May 24th, 2013, 12:20 PM
It is never worth it.

Life is very valuble and removing it will make others complely feel empty because of you.

Imagine if your head said, we have lost xxxx because they killed themselves

Don't make her feel guilt for a mistake she made. It took a lot to post this story and she doesn't need to feel bad about it. Instead tell her happy she didn't die and is still here today.

LunarScorpio
May 24th, 2013, 02:57 PM
I see where you are coming from, and I will support.

Possibly might make them think of the effects doing it would have?

Fiction
May 27th, 2013, 05:38 PM
I remember after my first overdose how difficult it was to talk about. You're not the only one whose been through this, I know how easy it is to think that, it's such an isolating experience and something which probably no one you can talk to in real life has been through. But you're not the only one and there is a way forward.

I was first hospitalised when I was 15 too, almost 2 and a half years ago now (and strangely it was a confrontation about homework that lead to the real downward spiral that night). My depression continued after that and I'd had it a long time before but after getting to an all time low a year and half ago and ending up hospitalised again things got better. It is possible trust me. I'm living a life I never thought I could after all that had happened. I thought after hospitalisation that was it. This was who I am but it's not. This is a bit of a ramble I apologise, but it just struck me as so similar to what happened to me and I can't stress enough- don't give up.

It's not going to be easy of course. I still get upset about my overdoses even though they where so long ago now, but things do get better.

You can always PM me if you need someone to talk to about this.