Episode 7 | Why Suicide is NOT A Good Answer!

Please, for those suffering, cherish your life! Even if it feels like you want death and need it to be free. The reality is you can never escape this world. As your memories live on through every person you touch and meet. No matter how dark, depressing, hopeless, and waste of time it may seem to be. The reality is there are always two steps of the coin, some good, some bad. Things really do work out in the end and Travis Balitz is living proof! Do not give up! Have faith. The gift of people like us is that you can offer a different set of wisdom through suffering. Everyone has a unique purpose and meaning in life including the downtrodden. Suicide is a very difficult to topic to discuss. You understand these people are suffering, but the thing is not only the mentally ill suffer, but those loved one's around you especially. Just because you may go away in this realm, does not mean the pain of your death will not continue on until generations to come. Is that how you want your legacy or story you want to be? We start off as all empty slates, and sometimes the pages do get broken, in heart-break and suffering, but we still have the choice in what we truly want to write. In the end this way of thinking, of an inescapable tormented life, gives meaning to the fact death really does not solve anything. And perhaps makes only things worst. But sometimes you cannot understand the gift of life without loss, decay, and death. But the thing is, when you are gone, you are gone for good. You will not have a second chance. No matter what spiritual beliefs you believe in. It is true, your memories live on, and perhaps in altered dimensions, but in a way your soul will never be free. Live your life now, as best as you can. Take it easy. Love yourself and others. Breathe. Enjoy life as much as you can and those around you as best as you can. Take time off for yourself. And love yourself the most of all. Feel free to comment or message us in the box below. 

My Brother, Travis is stabilized and even though he is not completely recovered he wanted to provide and update on his health and offer advice for people with mental illnesses and suicidal issues.

Thank you,

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