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Comment by Paige Lovelace on March 17, 2011 at 1:19am

I lost my best friend Chris to suicide 6 years ago.He was bipolar and a meth addict and he killed himself in the down of bipolar and meth. He shot himself in the chest. At first because I was angry I considered him selfish but at time has gone by in my most grief filled times I realize how much he hurt  and didn't let anyone including his dad know. I know he is in a emotionally pain free place now and that helps me deal with the pain of losing him.

Comment by Faycin A Croud on January 12, 2011 at 4:07pm

I'd just like to say that I disagree with the thought (not that anyone here has expressed it but I have heard it so many times) that people who commit suicide are "selfish." They are not selfish, they are in overwhelming pain. What a terrible thing for anyone to tell someone who has lost a loved one to suicide! I lost a friend to suicide at the end of high school. He hanged himself when his girlfriend broke up with him. Nobody knew how unhappy he was. My brother had a friend who put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger, as did someone I was very fond of. One of our cousins committed suicide after years of dealing with resistant depression. I myself fight with suicide ideation often.
I may see about changing my name on this profile so I can be more candid. Using my real name I feel somewhat self conscious even though no-one knows me.

Comment by Courtney Adams on August 2, 2010 at 10:28am

I Started this because I lost my aunt on July 30th....She had lost her husband and her son in a year...I miss her dearly and I hope she knows that I do love her no matter what has happened in the past!!!....I MISS YOU ANNIE!!!

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