Depression Led to Two Suicide Attempts: Ralfs Kārkliņš's Story of Loneliness Consequences
Ralfs Kārkliņš shared on LTV's program that depression caused two suicide attempts, starting with alcohol and bad company, then self-harm.

Ralfs Kārkliņš, sharing his experience on Latvian Television's program "Life Has No Draft," revealed that depression led to two suicide attempts. He said it all began with alcohol and bad company, then turned into self-harm as a way to understand what it feels like. This path ended with two suicide attempts.
Ralfs's story is a personal testimony to the consequences of mental health issues and loneliness. He emphasizes that prolonged depression can lead to deep crises if help is not sought. He hopes his experience can serve as a warning to others and encourage them to seek support.
The program's producers note that such conversations are important to reduce stigma and promote openness about mental health. Ralfs's case shows how serious the consequences of loneliness and an unhealthy environment can be.

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