*Trigger warning* Urgh feelings

[SirensPoison]

I told my job about my problem with one of the supervisors and the fact that i dont want to work there anymore.. I feel its the right thing to do but i feel so depressed about letting my family down.. At this point suicidal thoughts are coming into my head

[MAS_Nurse]

Hi there,

Having read back through a couple of your previous posts, you are obviously struggling to cope at work with your MH needs. Have you spoken to your GP about how you are feeling? You say you are having suicidal thoughts. You really do need to get some professional medical advice. They can sign you off for a while to help you get some headspace and help. Ask for an MH referral too, as you may find it helpful to access some talking therapies. Is there an Occupational Health Service associated with your employer or an employee assistance programme, as these are very helpful in getting help with reasonable adjustments, and can provide a confidential interface between you and your employer.

I have edited your post title to include a *Trigger warning* which should be added if you are at risk of self-harm or feeling suicidal, in order to protect any vulnerable members who may want to avoid your post, if it potentially could trigger a negative reaction in them.

Keep our crisis support helplines handy:

The Samaritans Tel: 116 123 [24 hours line]

NHS: 999 [Emergencies]

NHS 111 [Non-Emergencies]

MIND UK charity: Helpline Tel: [phone] [e-mail] Text: 86463 mind.org.uk/information-sup...

SANEline Tel: [phone] [4.30pm – 10.30pm daily] sane.org.uk/

Keep in touch! Stay safe!

Best wishes,

MAS Nurse

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You need the help of your GP who will assess and move you down the correct pathway. MAS Nurse has given you the general telephone calls to seek help NHS Information Line Tel 111 may be a good place to sort if you feel at any sort of risk.

Make a double appointment with your GP, then write a list of your concerns and feelings. Take that to your GP s appointment, refer to it as you explain your needs

BOB

[Young_wolf]

My reply isn't necessarily advice. However i went through the exact same thing with my old job and felt exactly the same away about telling my family. 5 years later i can tell you leaving that job and getting the help i needed was the best thing Iv ever done.

No amount of money is worth your sole destroying unhappiness. You must come 1st always because your going to be no good to your family being miserable for a pay check either. Trust me i know 😊

I hope you find peace and happiness ☺ and good luck.

[SirensPoison in reply to Young_wolf]

I know my health should come first, i would love to know what i want to do in life but at the moment i am happy (as can be) where i am minus the job, trying not to sound lazy.. My ex sort of forced me to get a job so he would stay with me but he left me anyway.

I have a meeting in the morning to discuss things, and im going to hand my notice in with immediate effect whether they like it or not. Bricking it though lol

[Young_wolf in reply to SirensPoison]

How did you get on with handing in your notice ? ☺

[SirensPoison in reply to Young_wolf]

Did it and they were really nice about it, and understand. Is it bad i feel happier not being in a job?