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10-03-2005, 09:09 AM
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More bad news! I found out friday befor i left, that an old friend of mine 22 years old, took his own life on thursday! 
he hung himself, and i believe left a note saying it was because him and his girl broke up.
what a stupid thing to do.
anyway, keep in mind if anyone ever thinks that way, remember what it does to the people you leave behind. dont be stupid. that is 2 people that have done it to me, one being my uncle and a very close one at that. it is the most painful way to leeve this earth, lkeeps everyone around you wondering why, what was so bad, was it me, ect.
so anyone that ever thinks that way, dont do it.
he hung himself, and i believe left a note saying it was because him and his girl broke up.
what a stupid thing to do.
anyway, keep in mind if anyone ever thinks that way, remember what it does to the people you leave behind. dont be stupid. that is 2 people that have done it to me, one being my uncle and a very close one at that. it is the most painful way to leeve this earth, lkeeps everyone around you wondering why, what was so bad, was it me, ect.
so anyone that ever thinks that way, dont do it.
10-03-2005, 09:13 AM
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Man, really sorry to hear that, I had someone really close to me do the same thing a few years ago... It's never the answer, my friend was alot older, I hate hearing when people so young do something like that, he had alot of great years ahead of him... I'm very sorry for your loss
10-03-2005, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Noyzee
thanks man.
its a very coward way out. my uncle was 40, left behind a wife and a 15 year old son!
its a very coward way out. my uncle was 40, left behind a wife and a 15 year old son!
10-03-2005, 09:28 AM
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yes, im tring to get him into the car thing.
keep him going in the right direction! my other uncle says he realy looks up to me, which is good, hope he stays on the right path
keep him going in the right direction! my other uncle says he realy looks up to me, which is good, hope he stays on the right path
10-03-2005, 09:56 AM
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that sucks brad very sorry to hear. But remember anyone who does that isn't in their right mind when they do the deed. If he really knew what it would do to everyone he was leaving behind it would be different.
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sorry to hear bread, someone that i knew at school did the samething. him and his girl broke up and he went over and told her parents he needed to collect a few things from her room and hung himself in her closet. i will keep him and his family in my prayers
10-03-2005, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by B-MAN
Brad, I am sorry to hear that. Was it anyone I know?
it was him
he was the only one up there we liked. lol
thanks guys, sad stuff.
10-03-2005, 03:25 PM
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Hey, it can be tough with girls. Then add in any other personal problems someone is having and it can add up. Not saying suicide is the way to go, but I can see where sometimes life gets too overwhelming.
10-03-2005, 05:42 PM
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Hey, it can be tough with girls. Then add in any other personal problems someone is having and it can add up. Not saying suicide is the way to go, but I can see where sometimes life gets too overwhelming.
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends and to him. Hopefully he will find peace in death that he thought he couldn't find in life.
10-04-2005, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by zo6vetteman2003
A permanent solution to a temporary problem, very unfortunate.
10-04-2005, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
Exactly... when people are hurting for a long time, they feel that there isn't a way to end the pain other than death. It's our responsiblity to recognize that pain and hurt and help them understand what they mean to us, and how much we need them and how much of a loss it would be to lose them.
this kid had a nice life, nice family, good friends, money, car, heath, same with my uncle, he had his trucking company, it was going great, his kid was doing great, A+ student, best hocky player on his team, ect ect. neither one showed any type of depresion or anything, if they had, believe me, we would have tried to help.
