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Betty Irabor Opens Up About Her Journey To Turnaround After Her Suicide Attempt

Betty Irabor Opens Up About Her Journey To Turnaround After Her Suicide Attempt

Nigerian author, Betty Irabor is once again speaking about how she nearly ended her life years back due to depression.

In a recent tweet, the Nigerian columnist and founder of Genevieve Magazine, explained how years back, she unsuccessfully tried to commit suicide after a long season of depression.

According to the mother of two, she realized she just needed help because when she tried to end it, she wanted somebody to come in and stop her.

Although, after 9 psychiatrists and with the help of some family and friends, she was able to move past it and regain her will to live.

She then encouraged other people who is struggling with depression to be okay with seeking for help and knowing that a turnaround is possible.

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Her tweet reads;

“Years ago I had a failed attempt @ suicide. What people don’t get is that many don’t really want to go thru with it. It’s d pain you want to kill not yourself.
In that fleeting sec you’re still hoping someone will save u.
I’m grateful 4 my turnaround & bonus yrs #depression

If you’re in that place called depression, I promise you that a turn around is possible.. Talk to someone. There is no shame in admitting you need help and getting it. All that matters is your recovery. Thankfully more people understand Mental illness better now.

Hmmmm.
It’s all in my bk Dust to Dew…
it took 9 psychiatrists; 5 in Lagos; 3 of whom were clueless lol, 1 in London (who was like “oh not another crazy one”? 😀)to 2 in Dubai, a very a kind hubby, beloved 2 adult children, great siblings, my mum, meds, & my own will to live.”

ALSO SEE: Betty Irabor Shares More Details On Her Struggle With Depression And How She Began To Find Peace

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