About Robin Williams tragic suicide... Clinical or chronic depression is a mental illness that will inflect anyone, whether if they are rich or poor or religious or a nonbeliever. Getting professional help and medical treatment is the better approach to this problem. Unfortunately, I know that most of churches and various religious institutions take an combative approach to psychology and counseling. This is unfortunate and morally wrong, as it would deprive vulnerable and desperate people of getting real professional help. Praying or meditation would not relieve severe depression during the black moods. Many people who struggle with depression may feel shame and feel compelled to hide their problems. They do not realize that chronic or clinical depression is due to chemical imbalance in the brain. It also can be caused by trauma in your life. Experiencing depression usually cause you to feel hopeless and manifest self-destructive behavior/thoughts. Even successful people could experience depression in despite of their success. It is not a choice but an unfortunate mental illness. If you have experienced depression frequently. Seek professional help! Do not try to keep it to yourself. Or try type therapists or counselors nearby your area on the Google. Medicare or insurance will help pay for services. We have many wonderful mental health services. Your life is so precious. Do not foolishly gamble your life on superstitiously hoping there is a better life beyond death. Nobody actually know what takes place after the death. In a worst scenario, what if there is no life beyond death? Your suicide would be more tragic as your precious life has been snuffed out permanently. It is better to struggle for life and cherish your limited time on Earth. It is better to shallow your pride and step forward to receive help. Rev. Justin Dean Vollmar Atheist, Theologian, Vlogger Humanist Minister PS: feel free to share, perhaps it could save someones life today.
Posted on: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 02:31:48 +0000
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