Ever prevent someone from killing themselves? Yeah that's me.....
You are so full of yourself. I don't know the details of your personal "suicide rescue" story. I can only judge you by what you say here. And on this board, in this thread you have made callous and ignorant remarks about a person who is dead and unable to defend themselves.
And honestly, anyone truely suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts isn't going to tell anyone else about them in time for any intervention. If you have bothered to read any of the posts here you will see that the only true understanding we get is from the people that survive their attemps to kill themselves. Family and friends usually don't even see it coming. Someone suffering from clinical depression doesn't even realize that their thoughts about killing themselves don't make sense. Their whole way of thinking has changed over a period of several months, and as illustrated in another post here, they might think they are doing a "favor" for their friends and family.
Luckily for the people that survive a serious suicide attempt our bodies are built to last and we just aren't as easy to kill as we would like to think. Sadly, some folks get it right the first time, and never get to see how their deaths affect everyone around them.
I think it's good that if you have a friend that is vocalizing thoughts of suicide that you are there for them. But, they need professional help too.
Safe Travels, Sam