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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Shadrack ,please try to keep strong,yes easy for me to say .but Ive known people who have worked for the samaritans and they are very caring people,and no you dont have to be suicidal to get in touch with them.Please.. never give up !!You have had the guts to come on answerbank and talk to strangers.We all find sometimes in our lives we are at rock bottom.but keep going..you will find a way ..There are people out there who do care.And so do I.keep strong shadrack.
Hi shadrack. I was a samaritan for many years, I can echo what has been said above - they are there for anybody who feels they need to share their thoughts and feelings with someone who will not judge them. Samaritans will not give you advice, but they will give you space to say exactly how you feel, no matter how bad you might think those feelings are. You can be honest and open, and know that what you say will be treated in absolute confidence. If you contact the Samaritans, you will normaly be asked if you are feeling suicidal - this is because many people cannot freely admit to these feelings, but it does not mean that if you are not suicidal you are wasting their time. Ring them visit your local branch or email - you should get a response quicker than 3 days - if you haven't had a response it must be because they have a backlog of messages (and they are always short of volunteers) - NOT because of anything you said in the email.
Your problems are not trivial, and you ahve shown great courage in trying to deal with them. All the best.
Shadrack,I'm sorry to say but I didnt have a good experience with the samaritans.I was in a bit of a mess a while back and phoned but the minute I said that I wasn't really feeling suicidal the person on the phone seemed to lose interest and honestly was of no help or support whatsoever.In fact she seemed keen to get me off the line!That said, it will very much depend on who you get to talk to.What I would say is give them a phone and try them,you could be luckier than me and to be fair they have a great reputation.Whatever you decide,get help and talk to someone,there is help out there.I spent along time struggling and was luck to find a great support network and am happier and more content now than I have ever simply because I took the move to get help.You'll find it too.The best of luck to you.Just hang in there.x
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