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Date Posted: 15:00:22 03/02/02 Sat
Author: Mikki
Author Host/IP: 216.40.169.31
Subject: Re: Self inflicted gun wounds (possible triggers here)
In reply to: Scott 's message, "Self inflicted gun wounds" on 08:02:56 03/02/02 Sat

Hi Scott....I agree totally with what you are saying. God knows that I have been suicidal more times than I care to in this life.. My biggest fear in actually doing it, was "what would happen if I woke up??". I worked in a hospital ER lab for 9 years, and I saw many many people try to kill themselves with firearms. You would be amazed at how many of those people "woke up" after that. Now, whatever was driving them to commit suicide has been magnified a thousand times, because they have to live now with disfigured faces, lost limbs, reduced mental capacity.

I even once thought to "double team"....have 2 fatals done at the same time, just to make sure it was done right. Luckily...I chose to go to the hospital and have ECT instead. Now, suicide isn't an option for me. No matter how black the sky is....the sun is always there.

Love, Mikki

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