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Thinking about suicide, come talk to me

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PurpleOne · 14/10/2009 03:42

How do you know if it's your time to go??

Cause I'm sick and tired of living this lonely life, Unproductive, unloved, unwanted, unnecessary...
Parents fecked me off. My ex best mate couldnt give a toss.I have tried to apologise many times, even though it wasn't my fault.

All there is left is me, my kids and the beloved cat. I have no RL emotional or physical interaction.

Then I get pissed at night to make me 'feel' something......then I cry so much.
Most of the day I spend looking out of my window, onto the high street. Just a fface in the glass whom nobody looks at. Gaunt and a drunkard.

I've attempted three times before. I'm 7 years clean. Please talk me out of it because I know I can do it again.
My DD1 dragged me out of a cupboard aged 6 when I was out of it on Zopiclone, Venlafaxine and 3 bottles of wine. That was 7 years ago.

I can't do this anymore. I've cut my hair, shaved it all off. My house is a total shit tip...and theres fuck all interaction with humans. Nobody gives a shit....so why should I carry on?

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flakecake · 30/10/2009 07:39

Hi Purpleone,
I was told by my CMHT that changes all the time is something I would have to get use to. Not to expect contienuety of care! So there you go. I decided some months ago only to deal with my GP, as I can't be bothered with all the changing faces at CMHT. Thank God I don't need them now-a-days.

We (DD and I) had a nice time on Wednesday. Hopefully you can make it next time.

PurpleOne · 30/10/2009 13:09

Still no script at the docs and only have half a pill left. Supposed to be getting a doctors letter so I can claim the new ESA...but the gestapo at the docs reception make it so damn hard to make an appointment.

Bloody kids are arguing again so better check on them. DD2 is covered in bruises

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flakecake · 02/11/2009 06:22

Good morning Purpleone,

How was your weekend? Did you tidy up a bit and get out the house? Me, I was working Saturday and off yesterday. Are you keeping up with Eastenders? It is so funny now (with Heather and Darren) I like to save all my viewing until Sunday!

You reminded me- I need to pick up my perscription. I haven't had any pills for about 4 days, will start crying for no reason soon if I don't get down to Boots!

PurpleOne · 02/11/2009 13:10

Having a really bad day today. Gonna go for a nap to make the day pass quicker...

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flakecake · 02/11/2009 17:09
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PurpleOne · 02/11/2009 23:18

DDs came back from contact with dad on Sunday, telling me that his wife was taking the piss out of me....and my kids didn't even stand up for me. Name calling and shit, and ex didn't even try to stop her.

DD1s mate came here after school, we think she stole her pens as they have gone, and they were expensive. Am really vexed that I can't even afford to put my heating on in the evening, and some little nobber comes in, steals her pens and has only just got back off school holiday in Portugal...
Told exh about the pen situ on the phone. 'oh well I'm not a fucking moneybox am I?' well actually, I'm only letting you know, I'm not asking for money. DD1 was in tears on the phone to her dad, and she started shouting and he put the phone down on her. Then says he's skint and bollocks me cos he thinks I'm on the tap for him to buy more pens? Tat said hes thinking of going bankrupt, yet he's off to the Maldives in January.

Makes me bloody sick it does. Have had horrible thoughts and peoples vile words floating about my head all day. I've had no dinner as there was enoguh grub for the kids. I'm going to have some toast and cereal in a minute.

Am on 2nd day of 40mg.

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flakecake · 03/11/2009 06:14

Morning,

again it sounds like the children really should not be going to the dad's. He is very negative and vile, and so is the wife.

If you want me to get some pens and post them to you I can. They wouldn't be the most exspensive, but new pens. let me know.

PurpleOne · 04/11/2009 01:26

I bought new pens today, cost me £4.99.
I now have £76 for the whole week tolive on. My phone bill is coming out next Monday (Iget paid on Tues) so looks like my phone and internet will be cut off sometime next week.

God, this place is my lifeline. I am not on the ponce for money as my bills are nobody elses problem and can get online at the library.

I caught both the girls earlier and they both separately said that his wife was taking the piss. Calling me old, and fat and ugly...right in front of them. I'm pissed at exh for not stopping her, but I'm also pissed at the kids for not jumping to my defence.
Exh put the phone down on DD1 again tonight cos she raised her voice.

I've not eaten again today but have stashed a couple of cup a soup sachets away before the kids get to them, so I can have a slice of bread and butter with it. Constantly got the shits due to no food.
And the jobcentre have rejected the keyworker and cmht's letters and insisted they want a medical certificate.

I've applied for a couple of jobs but not heard nothing back yet, even a part time job in the pie and mash shop. DD2 said she overheard daddy saying that I won't get the job as he saw 5 others in there giving in their details....how about that for a vote of confidence?

I'm off to bed now after I've eaten something, as my house is positively freezing as have had no heating on at all except an hour in the morning.

There really is no way out of this. And parents or family don't give a fuckig shit either.

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flakecake · 06/11/2009 17:01

Hi purpleone,

How are you?

PurpleOne · 07/11/2009 01:33

I called my dad, after 2 years of silence. I hope he doesn't let me down again..
It's a long story between me and the parents. Kept holding out the olive branch but mum kept poking me in the eye with it so thought fuck it, can't be bothered anymore.

He's calling back tomorrow. Water under the bridge and all that, but I'm feeling really unwell.
Please don't let me down dad, please.

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jasper · 07/11/2009 01:51

Are you eating properly, taking care of yourself, sleeping and not drinking too much alcohol?

Gorm · 07/11/2009 04:24

When I was 18 I tried to commit suicide, I know what it's like to feel so hopeless, unaprisiated and like everything you do is conterproductive and wrong and there cease to be a purpose in living.

I am 23 and still alive - I survived because i realised that I am not a bad person, that there are others (though not many) out there, who are just like me and feel that they are alone in this world.

I relised what was causing me to feel the way I did about myself and my life - was my current situation at the time. It was my family and their friends; the people in my life that prevented me from living my life the way I wanted. The people who brought me up, cause me to doubt myself, to have no confidence and to hate myself. I was so gulable, I believed everything they said.

In other words - It was the situation I was in and not me, so I ran away from home, changed my name, made new friends, started new.

It took me years to bring my confidence back, get into Uni, get my life back on track and learn about who I am again.

At this point in time, I have no family, I stood up to them and confronted them about how they treated me as I was growing up.

The bottom line is it's a load off my chest to be able to stay what I have to say to those people in my past - but as I suspected, they're in denil about everything that happend - they talk about the past as though nothing much happend and it was no big deal. They don't think they need to change their ways and they don't even want to appologise about their behaviour and they don't want to make the effort to have a better relationship with me, get to know me better - They still see me with same eye as they did years ago, talk to me the same and make me feel like a failure.

My friends are my family, they make me feel happy, they are there to help me when I need them, and don't judge me.

Though I still feel lonely at times, and will need to see a councellor to help me put the past behind me further. I am happy now.

And when I get depressed about something going wrong in my life, I just remember what I've been through, and how lucky I am to still be alive.

I beleive eveyone is equal no matter how rich or poor they are or what background they come from. The only people I don't think well of are those with ill intent, and unkind and cruel people - I stand up to them now, I put them in their place.

Everyone has the right to live and enjoy life, everyone has a purpose. But sometimes it's hard to see a purpose when you get so down and stuck in a rut. So I try to find a solution and never give up - and sometime the best solution is to leave and start new somewhere else - don't kill yourself, find out what is causing your feelings and get as far away from it as you can.

It probaby also helps to know that I've been so confused about who I was, that I got pregnant and had a baby - and only later realised that he wasn't the right guy for me.

luckily he's a good hearted person, and agreed to raise the child by himself and let me go, so that I may finish my Uni degree and sort out my confusion.

so that's where I am now. still a mother, but I have my freedom, setting small goals for the future.

Life takes you on a journey and you never know where you'll end up, or what really awaits you.

But setting small goals, creating oportunites , creating a purpose for yourself in life, makes life worth living.

No one really wants to die, if they can live a happy life - the life they dream of.

PurpleOne · 08/01/2010 03:37

sorry for ressurecting, we have been evicted and i have just smashed my bedroom.

am sick of dd1 incessant comments,

and exh is not interested.

doing all the right things, but am lacking help in rl, there is no shoulder to cry on.

this is getting so fucking bad now.
even the meds aint working anymore...

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BigBadMummy · 08/01/2010 15:29

purpleone.... I gave you my email address in your other thread.

I also have experience of the aftermath of suicide.

Please talk to me.

WHere are you? Can I drive down and see you? I will if you are within 100 miles.

I am loathe to put my mobile number on here so need you to contact me first... if you do I promise I will be there for you.

I might be able to help on the practical housing stuff and to help you on this thread too.

Honestly nothing is ever that bad that suicide is the answer. Believe me I know it feels that way, but you have so much to live for. You just can't see that at the moment.

But you will.

Please get in touch.

madmouse · 08/01/2010 15:40

Purpleone - no words - but I do care. Wish I could help

Lulumama · 08/01/2010 15:51

if i was in your shoes, i would consider doing this:

packing some things for your DDs and getting them to your ex's house, leave them there, and go to A&E and do not leave until you are given concrete support.

i am not surprsied things feel so futile and relentlessly hard

sorry cannot come up with anything more practical or helpful

youwillnotwin · 08/01/2010 23:43

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LauraIngallsWilder · 08/01/2010 23:51

Im so sorry you are having such a terrible time purple

You need help but I dont know how! I hope someone kind and lovely can help you soon

An un mumsnet hug {{{{}}}
Thinking of you

PurpleOne · 11/01/2010 16:17

I really, really wish I had never bothered contacting my father again.
He texted me today to tell me that Mum has taken down the pics of the DCs off the wall which really hurt. I text him back and asked why....he never replied.
All the times I took him in over Xmas and helped him out, putting his needs before my own....and he hasn't ONCE asked how we got on at the council.

I feel sick.

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PurpleOne · 11/01/2010 16:20

YWNW and BBM promise I will be in touch soon, or you can both mail me at
caz dot kenton at talktalk dot net (no spaces)

In such a dark place and I don't know wether to laugh or cry...

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ChickensLoveMarmite · 11/01/2010 16:24

PurpleOne haven't read the entire thread, so apologies if I'm putting my foot in it. If you're feeling bad, how about calling the Samaritans? Maybe they can provide you with what you need? Or as a previous poster suggested, just walk in to a+e and tell them how bad you are feeling. As much as people want to help, these are just words on a screen. You need an actual physical person in front of you. Please call someone x

PurpleOne · 11/01/2010 16:30

I did the A+E thing before. They wanted to keep me in, but ex wouldn't take the kids, so got sent home with a couple of Valium.
My psych is on annual leave until Feb.

They might be words on a screen. The samaritans are just words on a phone...there is no one here to hold me.

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Keziahhopes · 13/01/2010 23:56

Purple one - could you go to A+E again and tell them you would go into hospital if they could sort out care for your children?

I have just had 2 weeks in a hospital and it really helped me get space, some real support and a chance to get support when out. (I have no kids though).

Only read recent posts - but saw some people saying email them - hope you been able to do that, they sound really lovely and you deserve help and support.

Keziah

DorindaG · 14/01/2010 01:19

God it sounds like you REALLY need a break right about now.
Have you looked to see if there's a Samaritans branch in your area? You can often pop in for a chat with them in person.
I suspect your daughters are venting their frustration, anger and insecurity on you - they must be worried that you're going to leave them, and that they are likely to end up with nowhere to live even if you don't.

You need help and I just wish there was somewhere or some easy way to get it. Your GP should be able to refer you to somebody - it seems silly to say that if you're on drink you can't have therapy, because how can you separate the two? One is caused by the other.
What about family therapy? Sitting down and having a calm, honest conversation with your daughters - would that help them to understand the mess you feel you're in? Perhaps if you shared with them the feeling that you want to be a better mum but don't know how right now, or need their help to make things better for you all...you need to work together not fight each other.

I don't know what your family life is like day-to-day, so I can't judge how the fights and violence etc. comes about, but I do know at some point you have to be supporting each other. It's pretty tough for you right now, but it's pretty tough for them too, whatever front they like to display, to have to see their parent unable to cope and be the strong figure they've needed.
Re-iterate your deep depression and suicidal feelings to your GP. If they aren't offering you anything, ask to see a different GP perhaps? YOu must make it clear how serious things are with you right now. Whatever the short term outcome of that, at least you will get some help and have some hope in the long term.
Fight for the help you need - you ARE worth it.

Oh, and the drink...my step-dad was an alcoholic and it killed him.Slowly and painfully, and he left behind a heartbroken teenage daughter. Please, switch to Orange juice.

DorindaG · 14/01/2010 01:55

This is the NHS website, if it points you anywhere helpful
www.nhs.uk/Pathways/depression/Pages/Treatment.aspx?WT.srch=1&gclid=CLPJ08Liop8CFQ8- lAodnVO8Lw

You might want to look at the Samaritans website, too.

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