What an absolutely asshole statement, which also shows an absolutely profound misunderstanding of suicide prevention and care.
Edit: Core belief of suicide ideation is that hope is gone. This is often (but not always) a perception. There may always be more things to try - but that's irrelevant to the person that is dead because they could not see another way.
> If so the term "last hope" is not in my opinion accurate.
What an absolutely asshole statement, which also shows an absolutely profound misunderstanding of suicide prevention and care.
Edit: Core belief of suicide ideation is that hope is gone. This is often (but not always) a perception. There may always be more things to try - but that's irrelevant to the person that is dead because they could not see another way.
Last vs Lost makes no difference. Therapy should be understood to include medication.
Your statement really rubs me the wrong way; incredibly judgmental and just… shitty. Sorry to say.
If so the term "lost hope" is not in my opinion accurate.
I am quite happy that it worked and it is a better alternative than medication, I certainly do not think that medication is the cure all, or optimal.