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Dont be alone even if in a crowd.

Dont be alone even if in a crowd.

That is terribly, terribly sad. It's also a classic sign on the day, being happy because she'd found a "solution". I'm sure I've seen her on my visits. Thoughts are with the family.
 
So sad, I never knew she worked in Interventional Radiology, I worked on the Radiology reception next door. I don't know when she started working there, so I'm not sure if we ever crossed paths.
Depression, anxiety and mental health conditions in general, they're just awful to go through. When you're suffering the world feels hopeless, but that day you push through the darkness and look back, you feel good that you hung on. Sadly hanging on doesn't appeal to people when they see no way out.
 
Tough to watch but just reinforces that point that you don't know what's going on underneath the happiness. I wonder what it is that stops people from talking when they feel so low. Guilt? Shame? Not understanding that they have depression?
 
Its absolutely gut wrenching. Whatever was bothering her must have been destroying her from inside. Seemed like a very lovely clever girl with so much to give.
 
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