If someone was so inclined to take away their burden of living, is there someway of reducing the impact on others lives?

I mean if you didn't want a family member to get so upset at their 'loss' as to start abusing drugs, or neglecting their responsibilites.

I can't think of any way except a comprehensive suicide note or suicide note video explaining how one felt and why it was seen to be the best option.

Any ideas?

Making it appear to have been an accident

Any person asking that question isn't looking for suicide, they're looking for help.

Seek professional help.

quote:Originally posted by CatharticWeek:



Any person asking that question isn't looking for suicide, they're looking for help.

Seek professional help.

I just bought a $1,000 camcorder for someone to say a video wasn't the right idea.

Nothing and no one can replace dreams that have been shattered and the pieces can' be put back together or any of that horseshit either.

FC is right, a freak tragic accident , the sort with 'dine out on story value for years'.

You know the kind of thing, the one that becomes an urban myth. Or at the very least something of the : "Little johnny has gone away, we will see his face no more, for what he thought was H2O was H2SO4"

[This message has been edited by jackketch (edited 11-14-2006).]