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[{"data":"<p>Nothing comes easy is this world. Happiness doesn't, it takes efforts from multiple forces. Sadness doesn't, it takes efforts from multiple forces to go in vain. Neither is grief or joy, nor does success come and definitely not failure. How much you give is how much you get. Nevermind the favourableness of it. Then just imagine how much pain would they have gotten to be leaving the people around them in such pain. Imagine how they thought a blade ripping their veins was easier than dealing with their demons. Or imagine how they thought that their life was constricted than the 11lbs pressure the rope put on the lungs to suffocate the breath of life out of them. Or how bitter their tears tasted that they had chosen to swallow something that led them to their mortal end. \n\nAre they supposed to be called cowards? I had a chill run through my spine just by writing the above. I wouldn't imagine how a person's hand shivered or his palms sweat when he was about to take his life. Cowardice is not the word to describe this. \n\nThey are called people who have taken the easy way out, or a hasty decision. Easy way? With a livable life and the people they care about, why would they deprive themselves of those? And how is that easy? Almost everybody in this world cares about someone. Could be one ownself too. It isn't easy for who loves their ownself to kill themself either. So how easy would it be to rob those people of himself. And leave without a thought? Is that even possible? I don't think so. \n\nHasty decisions, lack of perspective. These are various other ways popularly used to describe the stint. Perspective is a very personal thing, it is a person's personal magnifying glass. Earth we live on is a tiny speck in the Space. But for you it is 510.1\u00a0million\u00a0km\u00b2. And just the same, his demons might be the size of Jupiter, you never know. \n\nSuicide, the word carries weight in it. It isn't an act, it is a condition. The final and incurable stage is intentionally induced death. And it isn't really easy to live with this condition in this world. It is a cruel place, and oh, the times it would encourage you to finish the act is uncountable. It goes without saying that, there has to be SO much support for a person to make it out of it unscathed. Misconceptions like just by treating the reason of such a tendency would be enough. The science has developed to acknowledge behavioral diseases and so have the diseases that have tricky causes. It could be easily established that making out of it is a great success in itself. But... does it scar them forever? Do they have a notice on their head for the rest of their mortal days that they had tried to limit them? Would that make life better than before when you'd actually wanted it to happen? \n\nIn short, how are we preventing a relapse in such cases? There's so much going on about prevention, that's a good thing. What if it had already happened? And better yet, got saved from it. Now what? Ever thought of how the life would be? Would they be able to pick from where they dropped? Is it possible to live the old life? No, infact they attempt it again. A lot do. \n\nHow do we treat someone when we know they have attempted suicide? Answer within yourself while I provide a few answers. Sympathetic, wary, apologetic, scared, dismissive, annoyed and angry even. For once, imagine, they had been probably saved against their will but at that moment they were trying to live. And would any of such reactions help them in that? No, they discourage them. Is that the support that we talk about? Is that why we have so much hype about prevention? Prevention is always better than cure, and this means curing is next best thing to do. So cure people, don't strip them off the support they cave in for. A mistake is a mistake, but that shouldn't make others be labelled as mistakes. They have been given hope, keep it alive.\n\n After all, killing one's ownself takes a LOT of courage. But living takes a LOT MORE courage. Help them in finding it<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1568134838721},{"data":"<p><\/p>","type":"txt","id":1568138597462}]

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