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YakJoined: 18 Aug 2003
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 3:54am
lexy wrote:
and now Lexapro (for about the last three months).


WOW!

I always thought you were special, they even made a drug and named it just for you. Lexa pro, and what a pro u are.


*note* I am not making fun of this topic.

Props to y'all. Thumbs Up

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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 1:58pm
Outsider wrote:
lexy wrote:
but hey, at least I'm not a paranoid schizophrenic... that would be a lot worse.


welcome to my world... but hey, at least im not clinically depressed. Teef

in all honesty i was diagnosed with mild schizophrenia a couple of years ago.. i was on medication for about 6months and talk with a head doctor.. most likely it was from too much weed.. the day i snapped it was obvious i had pent up rage or something.. i was walking home and this chick i dont know from a house on my road said i was poof with shitty clothes so i told her where to stick it and her boyfriend came out to her aid.. so i pulled a knife on the bugger. i didnt end up doing anything because i was still sane enough.. thats when i decided to get fixed. with the help and support of my caring brother and sister.. awesome people helped me through the tough times.


Hahahahaha LOL

*foot in mouth*

Shocked

Glad to hear you had a supportive family that helped you through everything. My mother thinks depression is something doctors and pharmaceutical companies have made up to sell more drugs and make money Rolling Eyes But she's still an awesome lady and I love her LOL

Are you still taking medication? I thought if you suffered from schizoprenia you had to take medication for the rest of your life.

My uncle used to crack the shits at me for smoking weed cos it can make people crazy (don't mean that in a "bad" way) if you're already predisposed to mental illness. I sometimes think that's why mine got worse, but then again, I was trying to kill myself when I was 12... so I think that's a sign there was something majorly wrong before I started taking illegal drugs LOL

Maz, you are one of the most amazing and beautiful people I have ever met. I know exactly how feel cos I feel the same way some days too. It is a constant struggle and one that can be won I think...

Yak wrote:
WOW!

I always thought you were special, they even made a drug and named it just for you. Lexa pro, and what a pro u are.


LOL In Love!



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 3:02pm
lexy wrote:

Maz, you are one of the most amazing and beautiful people I have ever met. I know exactly how feel cos I feel the same way some days too. It is a constant struggle and one that can be won I think...


we can be crazy together lex In Love!


and if anyone messes with us we'll show em

crude... but effective!
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 3:29pm
mazmo wrote:
lexy wrote:

Maz, you are one of the most amazing and beautiful people I have ever met. I know exactly how feel cos I feel the same way some days too. It is a constant struggle and one that can be won I think...


we can be crazy together lex In Love!


and if anyone messes with us we'll show em


YEAH! In Love! Headbanger

We'll kick their arses like Buffy



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 5:01pm
lexy wrote:
mazmo wrote:
lexy wrote:

Maz, you are one of the most amazing and beautiful people I have ever met. I know exactly how feel cos I feel the same way some days too. It is a constant struggle and one that can be won I think...


we can be crazy together lex In Love!


and if anyone messes with us we'll show em


YEAH! In Love! Headbanger

We'll kick their arses like Buffy




Thumbs Up Headbanger LOL

crude... but effective!
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 7:29pm
mazmo wrote:
we can be crazy together lex In Love!


and if anyone messes with us we'll show em


lexy wrote:
YEAH! In Love! Headbanger

We'll kick their arses like Buffy




mazmo wrote:
Thumbs Up Headbanger LOL


Can I be Buffy? You can be Willow. Or Cordelia, but she doesn't have any magic powers and cannot fight. OR you could be Anya, she is a vengance demon. But I want to be Buffy.



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 8:15pm
lexy wrote:
mazmo wrote:
we can be crazy together lex In Love!


and if anyone messes with us we'll show em


lexy wrote:
YEAH! In Love! Headbanger

We'll kick their arses like Buffy




mazmo wrote:
Thumbs Up Headbanger LOL


Can I be Buffy? You can be Willow. Or Cordelia, but she doesn't have any magic powers and cannot fight. OR you could be Anya, she is a vengance demon. But I want to be Buffy.

ill be Faith. all psycho and shit, and a slayer too... appropriate LOL as long as i get to sleep with angel and spike (preferably together hahah)

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 9:50am
lexy wrote:

...I also totally agree with Maz, it totally shits me when people say mean things about people who commit suicide...


Those hurtful feelings come about from the people left behind when someone actually goes through with suicide. I have been affected greatly by it and in my opinion it is one of the most selfish and hurtful things a person can do.
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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 10:12am
then maybe you need to look from the other side of the fence.

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 10:24am
lexy wrote:

Are you still taking medication? I thought if you suffered from schizoprenia you had to take medication for the rest of your life.


nah not anymore because id take it after dinner be in bed by 8pm and sleep for 12 hours every night.. it turned me into a zombie. i just use logic and being a mild case it doesnt affect my life the way it used to. Thumbs Up

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 12:57pm
When I first moved out of home I lived with someone who's boyfriend was schizoprenic. You could tell when his schizoprenia was affecting him, it was quite eerie.

Also lived with someone who had bi-polar, and his first attack when I was living with him... we didn't know what was going on at first, but luckily for him both his mum and dad are doctors, and knew what it was from our descriptions.

Also lived with someone who had depression although didn't recognise it as such when I was living with her, and then got treatment once she moved out, and who is now off the drugs and is a different person - but for the better.

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 1:21pm
doogie wrote:
lexy wrote:

...I also totally agree with Maz, it totally shits me when people say mean things about people who commit suicide...


Those hurtful feelings come about from the people left behind when someone actually goes through with suicide. I have been affected greatly by it and in my opinion it is one of the most selfish and hurtful things a person can do.

it is also selfish to think if someone cant live without being totally unhappy for most of their life, then they should keep themselves alive just for you and others in their life

and this is something that has affected me before by the way

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 3:10pm
Azrael wrote:
doogie wrote:
lexy wrote:

...I also totally agree with Maz, it totally shits me when people say mean things about people who commit suicide...


Those hurtful feelings come about from the people left behind when someone actually goes through with suicide. I have been affected greatly by it and in my opinion it is one of the most selfish and hurtful things a person can do.

it is also selfish to think if someone cant live without being totally unhappy for most of their life, then they should keep themselves alive just for you and others in their life

and this is something that has affected me before by the way


amen to that

my thoughts exactly

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 4:48pm
Azrael wrote:
doogie wrote:
lexy wrote:

...I also totally agree with Maz, it totally shits me when people say mean things about people who commit suicide...


Those hurtful feelings come about from the people left behind when someone actually goes through with suicide. I have been affected greatly by it and in my opinion it is one of the most selfish and hurtful things a person can do.

it is also selfish to think if someone cant live without being totally unhappy for most of their life, then they should keep themselves alive just for you and others in their life

and this is something that has affected me before by the way


I totally agree. It's unfair. I know it would hurt to lose someone you love. I have lost a handful of people close to me (not from suicide though) and it's hurt. It will always hurt to lose loved ones regardless of how they go.

I guess what you have to try and understand is... how incredibly painful it is to feel that way. Unless you have been there and felt that you cannot imagine what it is like. I mean, first of all, suicide is not something anyone takes lightly and to get to the point where you just want everything to be over... that's pretty serious and I think it's selfish of the people left behind to think it's selfish... if that makes sense.

Can you imagine how hard it is to get through each day when you can't stop crying? You're head hurts, everything hurts... getting out of bed in the morning is one of the biggest hurdles... it's like you have shrivelled up and died inside yet you have to keep going and put on a fake face to get through it all.

I guess I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm too scared to go through with it because I don't know what will happen to my soul (or whatever) and I don't want to do that wrong thing... I don't know what happens when you die and I don't want to go somewhere horrible because I broke a rule or something. Yeah that might sound crazy, but whatever.

Hmmm I'm having trouble expressing what I mean and I think I'm just rambling now.



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 5:00pm
lexy wrote:

I guess I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm too scared to go through with it because I don't know what will happen to my soul (or whatever) and I don't want to do that wrong thing... I don't know what happens when you die and I don't want to go somewhere horrible because I broke a rule or something. Yeah that might sound crazy, but whatever.

Hmmm I'm having trouble expressing what I mean and I think I'm just rambling now.


now i dont know you lexy but hopefully you're not saying you still feel suicidal even today. as you said your having trouble expressing what you mean.. but the way you wrote it implied you still have the urge to end it all.

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 5:11pm
Outsider wrote:
lexy wrote:

I guess I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm too scared to go through with it because I don't know what will happen to my soul (or whatever) and I don't want to do that wrong thing... I don't know what happens when you die and I don't want to go somewhere horrible because I broke a rule or something. Yeah that might sound crazy, but whatever.

Hmmm I'm having trouble expressing what I mean and I think I'm just rambling now.


now i dont know you lexy but hopefully you're not saying you still feel suicidal even today. as you said your having trouble expressing what you mean.. but the way you wrote it implied you still have the urge to end it all.


No, no, not at all. That's what the tablets are for Mr. Green

I guess it's just a very personal subject for me and I've never really discussed it on this level before, so I'm not quite sure how to articulate myself.. if you know what I mean?



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 5:14pm
Outsider wrote:
lexy wrote:

I guess I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm too scared to go through with it because I don't know what will happen to my soul (or whatever) and I don't want to do that wrong thing... I don't know what happens when you die and I don't want to go somewhere horrible because I broke a rule or something. Yeah that might sound crazy, but whatever.

Hmmm I'm having trouble expressing what I mean and I think I'm just rambling now.


now i dont know you lexy but hopefully you're not saying you still feel suicidal even today. as you said your having trouble expressing what you mean.. but the way you wrote it implied you still have the urge to end it all.


I know lexy, and I don't think it's that... I think it's more to the point she thinks that if she kills herself she could end up in a worse place than she was... ie: Hell, Pergatory, Mormon Heaven...

But don't worry about going to Hell Lexy... Remember, masturbation is a one-way ticket to Hell, I'm sure if there is one, most of us will be right there with you when our number is up Wink

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 5:19pm
funkyj wrote:
I know lexy, and I don't think it's that... I think it's more to the point she thinks that if she kills herself she could end up in a worse place than she was... ie: Hell, Pergatory, Mormon Heaven...

But don't worry about going to Hell Lexy... Remember, masturbation is a one-way ticket to Hell, I'm sure if there is one, most of us will be right there with you when our number is up Wink


Mormon Heaven ROFL

Hahahahaha, thanks Julian LOL Thumbs Up

Yeah, I guess what I mean is, when I die I want to be at peace. I don't want to end up in a Mormon Heaven. Can you imagine? I'd have to kill myself all over again! LOL



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 5:37pm
Yeah it’s a tough subject to express. Sometimes it happens to the most amazing people and those closest don’t see it until it is too late. Someone taking their own life is an incredibly sad thing – the person isn’t fucked up it’s their mental health at that time.

At the time it is all consuming so I guess some might not get chance to try and help fix themselves up. For someone to be so wrapped up in their own thoughts and leave loved ones behind so inexplicably, it does appear selfish to me (despite that person normally wouldn’t have been anything close to selfish).
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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 7:15pm
i guess you could say its not selfish, more like desperate.

i appreciate your point, but remember these people arent taking it lightly. and in some way, it takes just as much guts to kill yourself as it does to live through it.

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Posted: 27 Jan 2006, 10:45pm
mazmo wrote:
i guess you could say its not selfish, more like desperate.

i appreciate your point, but remember these people arent taking it lightly. and in some way, it takes just as much guts to kill yourself as it does to live through it.


Totally agree. There's no coming back, you have to have guts... especially when you don't know what's on the other side and you feel you can't live anymore either.

I hope that doesn't sound like suicide is heroic cos it's not.



.: When all the stars were falling, I reached up like you said; All the stars were falling, one hit me in the head; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down, down.

When all the stars were falling, they fell from above; And I thought of hate, and I thought of hate; And then I thought of love; And I fell down, down, down; And I fell down, down .:
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Posted: 1 Feb 2006, 2:09pm
doogie wrote:
Yeah it’s a tough subject to express. Sometimes it happens to the most amazing people and those closest don’t see it until it is too late. Someone taking their own life is an incredibly sad thing – the person isn’t fucked up it’s their mental health at that time.

At the time it is all consuming so I guess some might not get chance to try and help fix themselves up. For someone to be so wrapped up in their own thoughts and leave loved ones behind so inexplicably, it does appear selfish to me (despite that person normally wouldn’t have been anything close to selfish).


two of my girlfriends have recently taken their lives, both of deliberate drug overdoses, one of their funerals tomorrow, which im not going to as i don't think i could handle seeing an 18 year old girl lowered 6feet under.

suicide is one of the worst possible things that has happened to effect me in my life, seeing it happen and having to wait behind with all the pain and anguish and blaming myself for not knowing why. for some young women i think it might be the humilation of asking for help, excpecially when you at a wanker school like mercedes.

most normal people are supportive, but i can see why some people do it and i think i can understand what their going through.
i believe that as students we are not educated enough on warning signs of depression, ways we can help and the way to approach the subject.

i keep thinking that if only i knew these few things i might have been able to help a bit and maybe save my friends live.

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Posted: 1 Feb 2006, 4:32pm
i applaude who ever posted this thread, like i applaude recent speeches by the former wa premier and the young aussie of the year both of whom came out about their mental illness.

i have suffered from mental illness for over half my life now, attempted my life and still want to from time to time.... but no matter how low i am i know this is an act i cannot do upon my loved ones - cos i am blessed to have peeps where as some out there have no one for support.

there is still this stigma attached to mental illness, and a shame felt by those who suffer from it. this will only be gradually radicated as more ppl come out about, there is more awareness and understanding in the wider community.... easier said tho!

sorry to hear about your friends ms k....

i have known of young guys taking their life, none of the fairer sex.

generally girls need to talk to people about any feelings, where as many men out there are born into and influenced by this ideal of 'what makes a man a man' bull shit. men's feelings and struggles must not be ignored or discounted because of what society generally expects them to be a stereotypical person who never cries...

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Posted: 1 Feb 2006, 9:33pm
Ms K wrote:

one of their funerals tomorrow, which im not going to as i don't think i could handle seeing an 18 year old girl lowered 6feet under.



Dude, no matter how much it tears you appart you HAVE to go to this!!! Trust me, you will regret not going for the rest of your life. It is a great chance to say goodbye and the only chance you will get to say it. As hard as it will be for you, you need to think of all the people there that are going to need your love and support, and also think of you friend and how much she would want you to there.

In my mind you have no choice but to go.

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Posted: 3 Feb 2006, 2:11am
if this was a friend of yours, go pay some respect hey

it helps PLENTY more than not goin

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Posted: 3 Feb 2006, 3:35am
wow..ok..ive being following this thread, but haven't posted in fear if i start i won't be able to finish..

so where to start..firstly...respect...respect to all that have shared their stories on here - education of mental illness is the best thing we can do...

and without getting too hard into it, thats what its all about for me...education...im all about the preservation of ones self, and the importance of it....

for my friends that do know me and know what i do for a living, know that this is something i encounter on a day to day basis...and also have a personal perspective...

now im not going to touch the suicide subject, as its a hard one really...i see both sides...i guess what i see, going with posts on here...take lexy's case, where she said she was trying to end it at 12...but she didn't, because she got past that point (whatever way that she did)...

whos to say that 17 year old that just took their life, wouldn't had reached a higher point at 19 and made it through...what if...what if they just hung on a little bit longer...i see your point azrael...but i also see that maybe a 17 year old hasn't lived a 'whole' life of unhappiness...there 17, they could have many years of happiness to come...could, and thats the thing, who knows...

what i do know is that this is a tough world...

the strong will stand
the weak will fall...

and im not saying that to offend anyone, im just being a realist...thats why i try to make survivors out of the young people i work with...

and personally, sometimes its hard...its hard to make a young person see why they should live, when they don't want to live themselves...some days it get can a bit too much for me and i go home and collapse into a ball and cry my eyes out...

i see it like this...no one can predict what life throws us...and if anyone is to go through this life unscathed by anything, then i find that quite amazing...we can't control those things...but what we can do is arm ourselves with what we need to fight it...coping mechanisms..knowledge..strategies...its all about the self preservation, we all need to look after our mental health and the friends and family around us....thats important...

having worked with the ones that have made it, and the ones that haven't i found this....the ones that do make it have some fight in em, cause anyone who defeats mental illness (or controls it) has done it fighting hard...

im not about pills...im about the mind and the power in that...

having said that, im aware pills are needed for some people, and that is a choice totally up to the individual...my opinion stems from what ive seen...personally, i also feel that doctors are too quick to write out a prescription for a 15 year old for pills...i just don't think thats a good thing...but im aware all cases are different..

i keep stressing this...i really don't want to offend anyone with what i'm saying, thats not my intention...i know i think a touch differently in this area and am trying to bring a different level of education to my work place on the subject - but the truth be it, the area is so grey and i think no one has the right to say how another person is feeling...and thats not what im trying to do here, like lex said, its hard to express what you mean...

but if anyone ever sees me out, im more then keen to have a chat about it... Thumbs Up

respect...this is a very real thing people and im appreciative off all who have shared their views and experiences...

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Posted: 8 Feb 2006, 5:33pm
lexy wrote:
mazmo wrote:
i appreciate your point, but remember these people arent taking it lightly. and in some way, it takes just as much guts to kill yourself as it does to live through it.

Totally agree. There's no coming back, you have to have guts... especially when you don't know what's on the other side and you feel you can't live anymore either.

Not here to rebut on anything anyone's said on here, but reading this (above) reminded me of something a mate said at work...

"If you have the guts to take your own life, then you have the guts to keep on living..."

Now I dont fear death a great deal and I have had to deal with a lot of crap in my life, but I look at myself now and all the crap that has been left behind me and all the gold friends I have and hopefully have still to meet and I'm glad I survived my teenage years and regardless of how dark and oppressing my life could get, I'd never now consider leaving any of them, or any of you guys. In Love! Teef Hurl!

So my deepest condolences to you Miss K, those final years of school can be the most rewarding yet at the same time feel like a living hell, but the very second you walk throu those gates the last time a whole new world opens up and the crap that haunted you can be cast aside. I wish the youth of today and unfortunately your friends could/could've believed that, as its the truth.

Just remember peeps, we all have each other here and I think it's fair to say that there'd always be someone else out there thats gone thru more shit n strife than all of us and has been able to own their shit and make their own happiness.

So fuckin BOH! to those that have fallen and picked themselves up (or accepted anothers hand for a lift)
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Posted: 8 Feb 2006, 6:42pm
just spoke to junglism... he's having trouble accessing the site

but he said his mate is doing really well being off the meds and going to uni

why everything thats supposed to be bad make me feel so good?
everything they told me not to is exactly what i would
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Posted: 8 Feb 2006, 7:54pm
GenR8 wrote:
So fuckin BOH! to those that have fallen and picked themselves up (or accepted anothers hand for a lift)


well said dude, well said Thumbs Up

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