Severe mental illness

I'm 35 and often feel like giving up. I tried going to college a few times. The way the secretaries treat me on the desk left me traumatised. Just their attitude and making me feel like I was an inconvenience for them to deal with, like I didn't deserve to be there.

Can't use the local trains anymore because almost all the seats face each other and I can't cope with eye contact for long from strangers.

Feel it hard to use buses as waiting at bus stops gives me panic attacks when cars are driving past and some of the drivers slow down, makes me feel watched and un easy.

I'm severely mentally ill but just feel there's barely any support. I'm supposed to get 14 hours a week 1-to-1 care a social worker arranged and cannot find an employee because of a staffing crisis.

I feel people would rather I was dead than accept I need help. It seems it's breaking a major social rule to be a man who cannot cope on his own. I've tried communicating with people, asking for help, explaining what I need help with, what things I struggle to cope with, it seems like talking to a brick wall, I don't think anyone's interested.

So help me good people. How do I get the positive results in life I desire? 

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  • ROSWEL getting well and staying well is very personal, and people's advice I used find was useless when I was very ill,  I was determined to feel horrid. But may I share this with you please - 95% of all suicides are not successful they fail and leave the individual damaged and disabled physically. Plus when considering ending my life I would always come back to one image - a caterpillar because I could never get past this question, what if I am a caterpillar and one day my life will be a butterfly. Haveing something I common with you in that hard times come along then I can report I am so pleased I am rubbish at suicide and life does become a butterfly. Its bueitful and colourful and full of flowers! Just remember a caterpillar thinks it's going to be munching on cabbage for ever! 

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  • ROSWEL getting well and staying well is very personal, and people's advice I used find was useless when I was very ill,  I was determined to feel horrid. But may I share this with you please - 95% of all suicides are not successful they fail and leave the individual damaged and disabled physically. Plus when considering ending my life I would always come back to one image - a caterpillar because I could never get past this question, what if I am a caterpillar and one day my life will be a butterfly. Haveing something I common with you in that hard times come along then I can report I am so pleased I am rubbish at suicide and life does become a butterfly. Its bueitful and colourful and full of flowers! Just remember a caterpillar thinks it's going to be munching on cabbage for ever! 

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