arggh, cross posts, its ok - you don't HAVE to talk to the samaritans, but you know they are there if you feel they can help.
You ARE important and you are bloody important actually, you are having suicidal thoughts and whilst you are probably fine, some people go on to kill themselve, that is about as much of an emergency that there is, you may as well present with a heart attack in terms of danger. The issue with A&E is that they aren't always best equipped to deal with mental health issues but if you really don't feel safe thats the place to be, they can set the ball rolling in terms of getting you help.
Can you call your GP? get an emergency appointment, i know they are as rare as rocking horse shit but trust me, they exist, you do not have to tell the receptionist, just ring, tell them its urgent and you will see any doctor - you can write down how you are feeling or print off this thread. They will have heard it all before sadly, it is very common.
I went to the doctor with suicidal thoughts, i got seen by the MH team pretty quick and put on the list for counselling, had medication, i am doing ok - don't have the suicidal thoughts now and getting on top of my anxiety, it takes time, but at the begining they phoned me every day to make sure i was ok.
i have to go out shortly, but will check back on this thread later to see if you are ok. You don't have to do anything, but you CAN ring the samaritans again, if you put the phone down again, so what, but eventually you will hear a voice that will make you comfortable enough to talk. Its ok xxxx