you need to cry...it'll make you feel so much better afterwards...it sounds like u were close to ur cousin i know how you feel if u wanna talk about it then email me at elf4chocolate@yahoo.co.uk
2006-09-24 06:24:40
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answered by pritzy-fairy 3
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That was very sweet of boo to offer to talk to you, and I hope that helps.
However I also encourage you to talk to your parents. Although it can sometimes be difficult to talk to parents, they probably have no idea how much you are suffering. You've only just come to the point where you can even deal with it! I'm sooo sorry.
If MY daughter was going through what you are right now, I would surely want to know. Then I would be able to help comfort her, at the very least. In addition, a suicide in the family is a tragic, hurtful thing & often people blame *themselves* for the person who commited suicide. YOU are in NO WAY responsible!!!!
Sometimes people need help getting over such a tragedy, and professional counseling is in order.
If you really feel you *can't* talk to your parents about this, maybe you could compose a message to Dr. Phil. He has years of experience and can help you find a solution to your grief. Here's his link: http://www.drphil.com/plugger/respond/?plugID=9163
2006-09-24 06:44:19
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answered by Ragdoll Kitty 4
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Find a minister a counselor or someone to talk to. You need someone you can lean on. Death is hard enough to deal with, but it always seems to be harder on everyone when suicide is committed. My best friends brother killed himself about 3 yrs. ago and he still has not gotten over it. He feels he let his brother down, that he should have been able to stop him. And you always have so many questions that there is never going to be any answers for. My heart aches for you and I hope you find the help you are looking for and your answers. Good Luck.
2006-09-24 06:37:49
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answered by Anonymous
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I was in my early 20's when my (quite) older cousin committed suicide. It really shocked me because although he had been mentally ill for a long time, he had been responding well to therapy and medication.
After the initial shock, it took a while for reality to sink in. My guess is this the point where you're at. The key is to hold onto memories of happier times when your cousin was alive. For me, two good memories keep coming back and that's enough to stave off the bad memories (for me at least). Talking or writing about your cousin is also very cathartic. I did both - speaking to his sister and writing about it in one of my college English papers.
The best thing to do is to communicate how you feel - talk to your parents (you may feel you can't but at least try); talk to a therapist; write to yourself about it; etc. Please don't bottle it up.
By communicating about it, you'll remember the good memories. It worked for me and I really do hope that it works for you as well.
2006-09-24 06:46:17
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answered by kolomai 2
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that depends on how solid the relationship with the family. for example if your cousin is never talked or recieves attention obviuos hell commit suicide because is either that or kill people stupidly. the other factor is he is not sociable or believes more in family than friends. he didnt recieve social love which is the big factor. bueno in his case he doesnt have a twin sister thats the hard part in living
2015-10-18 09:08:24
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answered by ? 3
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First, i am very sorry for your loss. I can not imagine your pain.
Why can't you talk to your parents? I think you should try. At least as far as telling them that your cousin's suicide is disturbing to you, and you want to talk to a professional about it. Here is why you should talk to them:
Your parents probably love you, they are the ones who will be responsible for getting you to a counselor (driving you , i mean), they will be paying, or coordinating it though their health insurance.
If it is absolutely impossible to talk to your parents, then;
does your school have a counselor that would be worthwhile to talk to? try that first
is there a suicide hot-line near you? check phone book, they may be able to refer you to a counselor for free or low cost.
2006-09-24 06:43:00
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answered by bttrswt1 3
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hi, Christianity is in part divided in this as quickly as saved constantly saved and has been by way of fact the Reformation. some as you surmise say you're saved no rely what yet others say, nonsense by way of fact this completely contradicts what Jesus taught related to following the commandments, noticeably forgiving your brother, sister or maybe enemies besides as helping your fellow guy by making use of feeding him on an identical time as hungry, clothing him on an identical time as bare etc. The RC church has mellowed incredibly on suicide as extra coaching and scientific information has come to gentle via the years. It was once they does no longer provide you even a funeral mass for that reason yet now they comprehend there are biochemical issues, undesirable drugs theory to be sturdy in treating different ailments that carry this on etc. If the suicide is different than those motives, some churches and theologians say that it incredibly is the sin of unbelief against the Holy Spirit and a slap interior the face to God asserting screw you Lord, I have not have been given any theory and need in you anymore so i'm out of here. different than that Shinto faith, maximum different religions of the international additionally say that's a huge no no and in reincarnation you do no longer upward push to the subsequent point of non secular enlightenment yet could stay an identical depressed life back. in short i'm no longer able to choose somebody else who commits sucide yet i does no longer try this direction myself. the toughest ingredient i detect approximately it incredibly is that I actual have primary some people to cap themselves over loss of a spouse, female buddy, boyfriend, job and social status, failure to get into scientific college or gain a undeniable purpose, severe financial issues yet I actual have met others who observed families arrested and killed, put in concentration camps, crushed worked on the fringe of loss of life and decreased to 100lb skeletons yet survived, got here out of those horrors and finally grew to grow to be large enterprise people and pillars of the community and various different circumstances the place people sank to the backside yet finally rose up and got here out smelling like roses. As some posters stated it incredibly could be a psychological imbalance as survival is this form of common insatinct in all creatures on the earth. Regards, Michael Kelly
2016-10-01 07:48:40
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answered by ? 4
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Its just taken this long for the reality of it to hit you. Perfectly normal.
If you cant talk with your parents, maybe you have a good friend who is willing to listen. Or maybe you can visit your cousins grave and talk to them. I found this helpful when a close friend of mine passed at 19.
2006-09-24 06:20:01
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answered by JC 7
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well i went thru the same thing Myself two years ago ,i still think about ti,but i know hes in a better place and woudent want me to be sad 24/7 so i just think of somthing else to get it off my mind,good luck
2006-09-24 07:09:20
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answered by rpoker 6
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Pray to God so he can take the pain away, keep your self busy and dont think about it so much. Griefing is painful process
2006-09-24 06:39:31
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answered by babystuff6262005 2
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