I’ve noticed this post gets hits everyday so I thought it’d be worthwhile to repost it.
X Chris
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that.”
-Robin Williams
fab quote
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Glad you liked it, my friend. X
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Thank you for giving hope to others, my friend. Thank you for visiting and spending some time here as well:) X Chris
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Reblogged this on Ann's Corner and commented:
I can identify with this….
Thanks to Robert Goldstein for sending me here so I can reblog it too!
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Thank you for reblogging this and sharing his thoughts with those who are hurting, ann’. And thank you for visiting 🙂 X Chris
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Thank you again, ann’. I appreciate you taking your time to stop by and look forward to your future comments. X Chris
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Let’s use his face as the symbol to breaking the stigma of mental illness. It’s the least that we can do for everything he gave this world.
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Yes, let’s do that, ‘grounded. Thank you for visiting and for taking the time to comment. X Chris
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Meh. I’m a chronically suicidal person, but it nevertheless bums me out when someone goes ahead and does it. It seems that no matter how aware of one’s own state of pain one is, there may come a time, as it did with Robin Williams, that it just gets to be too much, for too long. I’m always sad when someone loses the fight, or just gets weary, worn out from the constant pain. I just read an article about the fact that Belgium now has parity of both mental and physical pain when considering euthanasia. I think that is real progress, to have a medical system that acknowledges the fact that chronic psychic pain is as bad or worse than chronic physical pain. Many may disagree with me, but I think that for people who are so miserable from long-standing mental illness that they would suicide anyway, to have a humane and peaceful planned exit would be a blessing.
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“It seems that no matter how aware of one’s own state of pain one is, there may come a time, as it did with Robin Williams, that it just gets to be too much, for too long.” – I agree Laura. I wrote a post called, “When Do We Decide to Commit Suicide” that explains my own reason, being that of hopelessness. Thank you for taking your time to comment with your wise words. X Chris
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