The vision I have is based on the humanisation of suicidal individuals. To recognise how beyond awful it is to feel suicidal.
It’s as simple as by the people for the people based on this statement: I can’t never bear you to become suicidal or stay suicidal.
In the absence of such empathy it falls to the principles of democracy and human rights. What’s important to a suicidal individual is fundamental to care.
So things like
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I never wanted to become suicidal
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I want to live in safety from suicidality
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I want suicidality to be made avoidable at every opportunity
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I refuse to be expected to get used to feeling suicidal
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I don’t want to the objective of unlimited care to be forcing me to suffer and endure against my will even more suicidal thoughts and feelings
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My pursuit of happiness is as fundamental to care as my safety from suicidality
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I never want it to get worse than becoming suicidal
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One reason to die is too much harm. I don’t want reasons to die
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You have to demonstrate you have the competency to care
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You have to want to beat the value of the protection of assisted suicide
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I want to die a death of my choosing. It is my life and my death. It is my being, my body and my mind
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I want you to get it right on the first try to care about me
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I never want to face the freedom to inflict prolong and worsen suicidality indefinitely. I never want to face the freedom to make a suicidal individual want to die
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If you can’t recognise my needs and wants. If you can’t recognise my suffering is too great or my pursuit of happiness. If you can’t recognise what’s too cruel and evil to do to me. Stay away from me because you are the devil’s own.
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I define what salvation and save means to me
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I never want my life to be so awful…i never want the pain of living to be so awful…or any other way to express “I never want to become suicidal or stay suicidal”.
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These are important to suicidal individuals but unimportant to the tyranny of evil disguised as care that’s what I see psychiatric care is.
I’m sure your clients could come up with more things that represent the individuality of the suicidal mind that are imperatives of humane care.
It all comes from the same place and the opposite of the tragedy of the medicalisation of suicidality and other mental phenomena. An antipsychiatry foundation is the opposite of the dehumanisation of mental illness that leads to suicidal individuals having never had the most basic empathy to protect us.
Assisted suicide is part of a humane suicide system and suicide laws based on an antipsychiatry foundation. There’s so much more than assisted suicide that all comes from the same place
a thing that defines the competency to care 