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haikumages 
This haiku and photo really captures despair — I am so glad for the “climbed back out”. Applies to so many of us.
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Yes…did not want it to end badly…but it’s based on a true story of someone I know who attempted suicide, but was not “successful” and is now rebuilding his life!
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