[kellyhound]

wish they found a cure for depression.

[Razorhead]

Doing it the hard way.

[Lil_Lisa]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ Some people who join the military succumb to the pressure from peers & from the active duty experience. There is the constant pressure to perform at exceptional standards.
~ Post traumatic stress treatment is usually iffy, at best.

But the military doesn’t accept people with schizophrenia and or other mental illnesses. I didn’t know that schizophrenia could be acquired. I thought it was congenital. It usually happens in young men, late teens to early 20s. Although, I’m not sure about the military and other countries. Either way, this is a very sad situation. Especially, with his mother finding him.

[sharpypointy]

Originally Posted by dogleg818 ↗

You know after he did that he layed there for the last seconds of his life wishing he hadn't done that.

Do you think every person who commits (non-instant) suicide has that instant regret in the middle of the act?

Like jumpers, do you think they have an overwhelming feeling of regret right after?