Yes, I Know My Suicidal Ideation Could Be Worse, That’s the Problem

Ameera Ladak, who lives with chronic suicidal ideation, describes what’s actually wrong with telling someone “it could be worse” particularly if they have a mental illness.

Published first here: https://themighty.com/2021/12/mental-health-it-could-be-worse-wrong/



Original post here: Yes, I Know My Suicidal Ideation Could Be Worse, That’s the Problem

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