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Dealing with depression - suicidal thoughts - Join the conversation (including helpline details)
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<blockquote data-quote="Christoph1945" data-source="post: 6337018" data-attributes="member: 42426"><p>You are what you are and it is what it is, suck it up and get on with it, is what I hear all around me these days and my son used to say sh!t happens dad get over it. Personally, I prefer the Kabbalistic approach that says do not react, but respond constructively and see the light come into your life.</p><p></p><p>I was deeply saddened this week, when I read of the young woman who was accepted for assisted suicide in Holland, because (as a child of eleven) she had been raped by two men and officialdom accepted that she was totally unable to get over it and was caught up in major anorexia.</p><p></p><p>Me n the Mrs have been watching Seven Up and would smile as we watched and listened to the seven year olds as they chatted and sparkled upon sharing their childhood thoughts and dreams. Some became quite successful in life but that childhood sparkle appeared to have died, or become jaded; not a criticism, rather an observation!</p><p></p><p>The child within all of us is still alive, despite perhaps having been wounded, hurt, disappointed and in some cases psychologically handicapped by the events and hurts of everyday life. Perhaps that Jesus fellah was on the ball when he said that we should become as little children! Was he saying that we must reawaken the child within us?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Christoph1945, post: 6337018, member: 42426"] You are what you are and it is what it is, suck it up and get on with it, is what I hear all around me these days and my son used to say sh!t happens dad get over it. Personally, I prefer the Kabbalistic approach that says do not react, but respond constructively and see the light come into your life. I was deeply saddened this week, when I read of the young woman who was accepted for assisted suicide in Holland, because (as a child of eleven) she had been raped by two men and officialdom accepted that she was totally unable to get over it and was caught up in major anorexia. Me n the Mrs have been watching Seven Up and would smile as we watched and listened to the seven year olds as they chatted and sparkled upon sharing their childhood thoughts and dreams. Some became quite successful in life but that childhood sparkle appeared to have died, or become jaded; not a criticism, rather an observation! The child within all of us is still alive, despite perhaps having been wounded, hurt, disappointed and in some cases psychologically handicapped by the events and hurts of everyday life. Perhaps that Jesus fellah was on the ball when he said that we should become as little children! Was he saying that we must reawaken the child within us? [/QUOTE]
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