Still really down. . .
 

I think you need to tell your therapist. He probably won't have you admitted to hospital unless he really feels that you are unsafe. What he can do is help you understand the thoughts that are causing you to feel suicidal, and find alternative ways of coping, and to change your perspective of yourself, the way you see yourself, help find things that make your life worthwhile living. Because there are things, for everyone. Its just hard to see them when our minds are clouded with depression and low self esteem.

be as honest as you can
 

Hey
dont worry about the new site it will take time, im still gettin used to it
Hey im sorry you were feeling so bad that you att suicide, hugs you,
It will have scared the hell out of you, i understand you about some of your feelings ive been there myself.
Hey i hope you can overcome your feelings of doing this again, ive done it more than once and you as you say you are 21 your still young and have a future ahead of you you can change things.

Im glad your mentor has spoken to you about it,and suggested you talk to a therapist, please please do tell your therapist about your attempt.
take your time and go slowly, dont be afraid. Being honest about it will help you , and your therapist to explore this , they wont put you anywhere unless you really need to be safe. they will allways listen and accept your feelings about it. Its important to be honest with yourself and the therapist. how can they help you if you dont open up.

My counsellor in uk listened to me and got me the support i needed on one occation which stopped me doing anything so it can help you.

we are here for you stay strong
Dave

I think you should let him know so he knows where you are at and perhaps how he can help you.
I think that's great that you are starting to see a therapist. :)

What you need to do is to stay strong and to never give up. Life is the most precious gift that you have, and to let go of life is a tragedy. I know, I have been touched by suicide quite closely twice, and am also a survivor myself. Dont worry, you are not alone in coping with this.

The best thing to do is to tell your therapist I think. They are paid to provide you with the most effective way of becoming well again, and they can only do that if they know the full context of whats going on. Only then will your therapist be a good one. Its a relationship built on trust, and if you truely trust your therapist to help you, you also have to trust them to be able to handle whatever you can throw at them, and they have to be able to trust that you are telling them everything. If that doesnt happen, then whats the good of therapy?

Hi hun, I'm sorry that things got so hard for you that you attempted suicide but i think that it's good that you didnt succeed.

What do you want to do? Do you think going IP might help you for a little bit? I think it is best to talk to your therapist about the attempt. If you are not suicidal now then you probably won't have to go IP but it could be helpful and it would also be helpful to talk through everything with your therapist.

I hope you're feeling alright.
And i hope it goes well with your therapist what ever you decide to do.
Take care,
Tabby x