A friend passed a while ago and while I've suffered through depression for a great many years the weeks leading up to the time of year of her death are pretty bad, this year I had seriously considered ending my life when people I hardly talk to started taking an interest in me ought of a sudden, her name would come up in conversation, as well as my value to others. Even the day of three people out of the blue invited me to activities. I just find it odd, for those concerned I'm not suicidal anymore but I am still depressed and even more so confused.
Is it possible for someone who has died to prevent the suicide of another?
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- 3+ months ago by TheFreedom
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- death, friend, depression, suicide
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The first line of defense against depression and anxiety is B vitamins. Get B-50 or B-100 pills. Vitamin B2 is a water soluble dye that turns urine bright yellow. When the color fades, it's time for another dose. I have heard that vitamin D is implicated, but I have not researched that. Read some books about nutrition so you know how to eat right.
If they knew her, there's a good chance that time of the year is difficult for them as well; however, rather than being disheartened by this fact in silence, they reach out. Do they know of your condition? That might provide motivation as well.
The dead do not meddle in the affairs of the living directly. Their memory can only engender a change of heart if so desired.
Are you undergoing any sort of therapy on a regular basis?