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I put a gun to my head, ready to end it all.
Woke up in a hospital. No drugs involved.
I drove myself there. The gun was in the glove compartment. Apparently, I self admitted through ED.
I remember NOTHING from gun to my head to waking up in the hospital.
Not sure if that qualifies as near death, but I think I was.
I am better now. That was years ago, I came close again recently, but this time I have answers about myself and a place to start.
Sounds pretty fricken near death to me.
You need to be proud of yourself. That's a big thing
Glad you're still here with us!
I'm glad you are here friend
Makes me think about that line where Bruce Banner says "the other guy spit it out", referring to the Hulk when he tried the same thing with the gun in his mouth.