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Nearing the end

DaveAsperg

I have posted on here many times about feeling suicidal as I realise we Asd people get obsessed with ideas and I have had this for some years now and been convicted for it. My brain cannot think of anything else now despite all the treatments I have tried and people I have seen.

the latest has been a film producer interested in documenting my story.

and yet her i am still trying to find an effective intervention.

I have documented my story and thinking on here. I do not want to die, but the distress of these ongoing negative thoughts is intolerable and I can’t believe what the police have done to me for trying to safely help this awful scenario.

anyone got any helpful comments . Please don’t laden me with more negativity and guilt

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  • Look your court case was a long time ago and as I recall you won in part and lost in part. You probably don’t have many options to pursue this in court (#notlegaladvice) but in the media? If you think you’ve found a sympathetic voice to speak for you you might find it cathartic to have the ‘last word’ on the case and put your complaint on the public record.

    as I recall you said you felt the media didn’t report your case fairly without bias. Well having your side of the story told might help you draw a line under this.

    im not sure that will actually make your emotional issues go away. As I understand it you have a lot of health issues and I think at least partly you find it easier to transfer the anger about the senseless accident that injured you onto the court case. But if you can draw a line under the issue with the court case maybe you can move on to dealing with the feelings and issues caused by your ill health.

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  • Look your court case was a long time ago and as I recall you won in part and lost in part. You probably don’t have many options to pursue this in court (#notlegaladvice) but in the media? If you think you’ve found a sympathetic voice to speak for you you might find it cathartic to have the ‘last word’ on the case and put your complaint on the public record.

    as I recall you said you felt the media didn’t report your case fairly without bias. Well having your side of the story told might help you draw a line under this.

    im not sure that will actually make your emotional issues go away. As I understand it you have a lot of health issues and I think at least partly you find it easier to transfer the anger about the senseless accident that injured you onto the court case. But if you can draw a line under the issue with the court case maybe you can move on to dealing with the feelings and issues caused by your ill health.

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