"I won't be trouble to you much longer."
THESE WORDS CAN BE A CRY FOR HELP
In addition to those warning signs there are more drastic indicators that point to a suicidal tendency or plan. These indicators include, but are not limited to:
Actually stating, “I’m thinking of committing suicide”, or, “I think I may kill myself”, or
Verbal phrases such as, “I want you to know something just in case something happens to me”, or, “I won’t be a trouble to you much longer”, or, “Forget it, it doesn’t matter, nothing matters anymore.”
Gifting of ones belongings or promising them to family or friends
Discarding of previously important belongings
Extremes between periods of cheerfulness and depression
Attempts at hurting oneself
Death or suicide themes appearing in artwork, schoolwork or journals
Practicing suicide notes or phrasing
Occasional expressions of bizarre or unsettling thoughts
"I want to die"