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katiexbabii · May 17, 2009, 11:20 AM

Im katie I'm 13 years old.
When I was only 4 years old my grandfather died in my room and ever since I see him staring at me while I sleep.Also when I was at my moms apartment on haldeman it was 3:00am and I was wide awake so I went to the baathroom and in the bath room there's a huge mirror and ussually I look into the mirror before I shut the door and I saw a girl about my age but a little bit taller then me and I was so scared ever since I saw her I see her every night here at my moms house she's always watching me and trying to tell me something I guess but I'm scared I don't want to be here anymore!! My times after that I tried to kill myself but I just couldn't Help me I'm scared I don't know what to do!

artlady · May 17, 2009, 11:27 AM

If you have told your mother and she is not helping you ,you need to speak to a school counselor and tell them what you have said here.
Please do this as soon as possible.
You do need help that I am afraid no one here can give you.
You need to speak to a trained professional.
Please do not be afraid to discuss this with someone you trust.

Gemini54 · May 17, 2009, 06:06 PM

Katie, you've already written another post on this site where you said that you wanted to kill yourself.

Please tell your mother again or someone at your school immediately how you're feeling.

You need assistance and you must get it now.

SeanMPollard · May 18, 2009, 08:12 PM

Listen to what these people are saying. I've been in your position before. I know it's terrifying and you might feel alone, but your not. Don't be afraid to come forward to someone about your problem, unfortunately it's more common than some people would like to admit. Killing yourself is never the answer, please don't. Seek professional help whether it be at your school or through emergency services. Your only 13, there is so much for you to experience, trust me you don't want to end it this early. I hope you find the help you need. If you have a hard time talking to someone in person, there are numerous mental health help lines that can assist you. Good luck, and I hope to hear from you again, under better circumstances.