This one is from personal experience. Once suicide was recognized as my 'normal' brain pathway and the role of ADHD after my last attempt. My husband was seriously worried about keeping me safe. Both of us saw the seriousness of suicide with this combination. We finally had a very open discussion about it. That burden of hiding this part myself, trying to pretend I was alright, and feeling of guilt as I failed at pretending was lifted with this conversation. Just having that weight gone was such a relief and an improvement in life that I thought it would help others.
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KYVO is a proactive approach to prevent a crisis from occuring. We're not a substitute for professional care. WE ARE NOT OFFERING ANY MEDICAL ADVICE NOR DO WE OFFER ANY CRISIS CARE OR EMERGENCY RESPONSE !!f you're in immediate danger of attempting suicide please call or text 988 (National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline).