I totally disagree with everything you said. I believe I did suffer from depression in the past, and once I took my eyes off myself and placed my trust in Jesus Christ, my life changed. I do not claim to know where those souls are that committed self murder, I am not the Judger of souls, but I can refute what the culture and what society and the status quo has to say about matters pertaining to the Truth. And while I do believe in true medical conditions; I continue to question whether suicide is driven by such medical conditions. I am not bringing “religion” into this, I trust in Jesus Christ.
I hated my life back then and once considered suicide. But that has all changed now. Thank you Lord.
I find it strange when people have no problem with any other part of the body being sick and needing surgery or medication to heal, but with the most complicated organ we have, namely the brain, it seems some people just don't believe it can malfunction.
I believe its because the brain effects actions and thats scary for some people to admit about themselves or others..
Some like myself was fortunate enough to find a great doctor, others are not so lucky. I being a christian and he being a Jew, religion was never talked about, the illness I had was talked about. He, telling me what to expect and the road I was walking helped me more than anything else. Knowledge of what is happening and why is very important part of the healing process..