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To: ElPatriota
Why? Depression is a horrible monster. My brother commited suicide three years ago and not a day goes by where I don't ask “why?”
11 posted on 02/27/2010 2:03:02 PM PST by ladyvet (WOLVERINES!!!!!)
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To: ladyvet
Wao... I guess it must so horrible to make you do that...

Thanks.

13 posted on 02/27/2010 2:05:06 PM PST by ElPatriota (The SILENCE of the Catholic Church (...Actually I'm hearing MORE from RCC now! ....) ** DEAFENING **)
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To: ladyvet

My brother took his life about 5 yrs ago as well. I know the struggles and pain he went through fighting depression and I know he believed he was doing the right thing. Why he just did not reach out one last time is a question that will always be asked


17 posted on 02/27/2010 2:24:09 PM PST by BornToBeAmerican
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To: ladyvet

My estranged husband did. If they realized how incredibly painful it is, even more than the pain they feel. (I think)
I’m so sorry for this family


23 posted on 02/27/2010 2:37:33 PM PST by Shimmer1 (tant que je vive)
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To: ladyvet

I’m so sorry for your loss and the loss of others on this thread. It is so difficult for those left behind as they wonder how they could have prevented the tragedy. They assume there were ways they could have helped, had they known. My niece’s husband hung himself in the garage at a time when everything was going wonderfully, so the desire to end it all does not necessarily depend upon circumstances. It’s a hopelessness that refuses to yield to hope. May God comfort you and yours.


51 posted on 02/27/2010 6:29:40 PM PST by Faith
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