Both Kevin B’s. I’ll bet that was a seriously miraculous way to break the ice

I believe they know that based on people who survived the fall.

Damn that sounds like rotten.com stuff

My buddy Nick committed suicide in 2005.

My mom had a best friend growing up in Canoga Park who had committed suicide in her car by pulling over and swallowing a bottle of sleeping pills. When Breaking Bad came out, my mom noticed Bryan Cranston on tv. She tells me she went to high school with him, but they did not know each other at the time, but coincidentally Bryan had a crush on her best friend.

Several years back, Bryan Cranston wrote in a memoir about a girl he liked in Canoga Park- my mom’s best friend. He wrote that she had died from a car accident when in reality she committed suicide. My mom has wanted to find a way to connect with Bryan to explain what really happened to her if he doesn’t know already. Pretty sad stuff.

I need to watch a documentary on this. I’m from the Bay Area and have heard stories of people jumping but I want to know what the officer said to him

Peace and I appreciate that!🎨🙌🏽

Thank you very much!

That’d be nice. Love the message. Keep up the good work.

Do the numbers add up? This guy took a 8 year hiatus and the guy took 15 years just for a bachelors. Something doesn’t sound right. You don’t get hired as a professor with just a bachelors degree.

It's one of the most miserable things to go through, and there's really no way around grief-you just have to go through it. The truth of it is that this is your FREEDOM that's come for you, only you don't want it right now. But you will someday, and it will be amazing when that mental switch happens. I promise, one day you'll be back to being fabulous, single you. I recall going through a horrible break up and feeling sick and miserable for months. Now, looking back to nearly 30 years ago, I have some of the most soft and bittersweet memories of that time, of who I was, and of what I went through. Some day, you will as well. Be gentle with yourself, grieve well, and when you're able to, allow yourself to be distracted from the sadness.

>Many that changed their minds just after they jumped.

How do we know this?

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#NEVER

Give up.
Stop believing.
Stop fighting.

When I go through hard times I use the saying “three months from now this will all be different”. Because it will be. And because that’s a manageable amount of time. Sometimes I try to imagine what will be different, other times just know that it will be when I get there. That helps me a lot. It’s a way of saying it’s completely fine to be sad and heartbroken right now, but also know there is an end point in sight and not feel overwhelmed by it. It’s also a way to focus on small goals to make sure things will be different in 3 months. And then 3 months from now, it’s important to take stock of where you are and recognize how things have changed in those 90 days.

never give up, cheers

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Really cool

Could leave it up to the person to make that decision.

If it’s any comfort, the human body can lose what seem like utterly astounding amounts of blood and live.

Let you down, run around and desert you!

❤️accelerate those dreams‼️

The view from halfway down hits a lot differently.

Our lives start and end with a date. Make the most of the dash in between those dates.

Please share that joy and gratitude, the world could certainly use your smile and positive attitude ☺️

Sad. For me, most people I was in HS are now dead to me as they just was cruel for me, and I don't want to meet them. Idk if any of those could be compared, but honestly, yours is worse imho. What a pity. Cheers Mate, have a good one when you would think about past.