Life After Suicide: Grief To Hope
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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People don’t understand how hard it is sometimes 😢 struggling everyday with mental health is a battle day in day out
Yes very much so no one unstands !!!
My daughter is a mental heath nurse they do
I worked in incident response for the railway I dealt with too many.
I luckily am not affected I can switch off, but the people left behind have my greatest sympathy.
The highest rate of suicide is young men sadly.
I wish you good luck
Thank you so much for this video, Rip to beautiful Jade, thank you so so much for using your heartbreak to help others Jade would be so proud. I struggle with these feelings and thoughts a d it's nice to know there's genuine help and support out there may god bless you both🙏 and the team xxx
I’ve been the project multiple times, Tracey, Jack, Andy, John, Sara, Dani… the list goes on they’re amazing people and SAVE LIVES.
I was at the lowest point of my life having lost my best friend to suicide, a break up and more suicides all within 12 months. I truly was lost, I felt stuck in the darkest pit of depression and couldn’t see a way out, having tried everywhere else, NHS and other support, but not getting anywhere, I’m not going to lie they just didn’t understand me and didn’t have patience, thankfully I found the Jade Roberts project, which was to me like my final straw, they ultimately saved my life. I’m forever thankful. It’s not just helped me, it’s made me the person I am today, they’re like a close family bunch, they say it how it is, if this place closed down the suicide rate would go up, it’s essential this place stays open, not for the next year or 5 but for the foreseeable future.
Heartbreaking there's not much help out there for people contemplating suicide adikia lad I went the hospital and asked them to section me for my own safety and they would not so I cut my self with a razor blade and they still would not section me saying there is not enough beds worlds screwed adikia lad
@@Ironman-t2h that’s sad mate, I hope you’re doing well now? This might be a difficult watch for you mate. I hope you’re good though 🙏
@@AdikiaMedia thanks for them kind words adikia lad just hard carrying on without my beautiful brother I lost 2 years ago to drink aged 37 and my dad this year to COPD aged 77 thought I could cope if I lost someone in the family does not seem to be getting any easier with time adikia lad
@@Ironman-t2h that’s tough mate. Really tough. Grief cannot be rushed mate, it’s the price we pay for love
@@AdikiaMedia so true adikia watching your vids helps with my depression and grief
@@Ironman-t2hglad they’re helping mate. Take each day as it comes, you’ll get there. Stay strong my mate
I know first hand how hard Tracey has worked not only to get the project open,but also to train and become a great advocate for mental health and suicide prevention,there's no other project in the city which offers what they do without waiting lists,they don't receive any funding and that makes it hard for them to stay open, if anyone wants to help by fundraising or donating please get in touch so Tracey and her team can carry on the good work 🙏
Let’s get a go fund me page set up people
I have lost a few to suicide and my daughter has lost 2 friends. All male. Jade Robert's project is brilliant. A lot of the services are not fit for purpose telephone appointments waiting times ect. There needs to be funding and more put into training. Workshops are also good. Meeting other people that are going through the same thing is also helpful knowing your not on your own. Heart goes out to the families that are left behind.
@@Lisa-Peter7875 so sad, sorry to hear that. You’re absolutely right in what you’re saying though. The telephone appointments are just a tick box system
@@AdikiaMedia Easy to pretend on the phone. Having someone face-face and feeling safe helps to open up. As you say it is tick boxing just like the questions they ask. My cousin who was 22 was at hospital his mum begging for him to be sectioned by the crisis team, a person walks in after a few hours by this time my cousin's emotions had settled a bit he was asked the clip board questions answered the questions. They was happy and off they sent him. 24hrs later gone. 😢 Definitely needs some funding to many lives at risk and lost.
@@Lisa-Peter7875 that’s unbelievable and yet nothing changes! I still feel like nobody takes it seriously and it’s still just labelled as “attention seeking” sometimes. Awareness of this should be taught at schools.
@@AdikiaMedia Totally agree with you that was 19years ago and nothing has changed. Same questions they ask and box ticking, now longer waits for referrals .Telephone appointments no face-to-face appointments.Thank-you for your content and showing the true reality of what is going on. Take care
No thank you. Appreciate all your comments and support. Take Lisa & Peter 🙏
I won’t be missed because frankly a lot of us now arnt…….
Yes you will be
My daughter emily goes her, she been going for just over 4 weeks. I genuinely noticed difference in her after 2 weeks and the team there , wow make you feel so welcome. Jack , jade's brother is an amazing lad not had the pleasure of meeting his mum Mrs Roberts yet but hopefully will soon. These guys are doing an amazing job here please donate, even £5 will help and we all watched the video and noone should have to go through what this family have been through