Tag: Suicide Attempt Survivor
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Hospital Chronicles: Day 726 — Two Years in Hospital, Recovery, Disability & Hope
Day 726 in hospital. Uncertain scans, slow progress, fragile mental health, and another Christmas spent behind hospital walls — reflecting on loss, survival, and the quiet hope found in small steps forward.
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Sectioned and Scared.
I have been sectioned and I am Scared. I am Honest about my feelings in this post. The first Post of 2025 showing my reality right now.
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Life After Trauma: Lessons I Have Learned as a Suicide Survivor
On Monday 18th December 2023, Jordan faced a life-altering event when he attempted suicide but survived, leading to a year in hospital. Jordan reflects on his journey of healing, small achievements, and the importance of support. Despite struggles with trauma and uncertainty, Jordan expresses hope for the future and appreciation for life.
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Discovering Hope: From Desperation to Finding Joy in Books
In times of despair, reaching out for help is crucial. Even in the darkest moments, there’s hope. The future holds countless unknowns, and ending one’s life is not the solution. Despite struggles, finding joy in small things and connecting with supportive communities can ignite a flame of resilience. Hold on, the best surprises are yet…
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Feeling Disconnected: Coping with Emotions in a Strange World
Jordan expresses a deep sense of detachment from reality, feeling like an outsider observing a strange world. He experiences a lack of emotional connection, struggle to recognise familiar faces, and craves to feel grounded and alive. He fears never finding himself and longing for a sense of normality.
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Confronting Triggers: Finding Courage and Comfort with a Little Robin on the Rehab Ward Balcony
The writer, while on a rehab ward after a suicide attempt, struggled to face the ward balcony due to anxiety and triggering experiences. However, a robin’s consistent presence provided a sense of safety and encouragement, enabling small but significant steps towards facing outward again. With support from an occupational therapist, the writer used distractions and…
Jordan Beaven 