David Hasselhoff's ex-wife Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff has shot and killed hersef

Bella said:
All I have to say is I hope that Pamela Bach rests in peace. And the woman in the photo to the right is not Pamela Bach, she's Pamela Anderson, who starred with David Hasselhoff on Baywatch. She's made the decision to stop wearing cosmetics.
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Thank you for correcting my mistake. I removed the picture. This one IS her though.
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hollydolly said:
please I know all this...it's all been discussed on here ( my situation) for the last 3 years.... I just don't want to be discussing that again..I'll have nightmares tonight again..
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With all due respect then, don't read it any further. But it is certainly not fair to try and deny the rest of us the right to discuss this using points we see as pertinent.
 
CooCooforCoCoPuffs said:
I have nightmares every single night for more than decades, it has nothing to do with trusting in "positive outcomes" and "not"... dwelling on or fearing "the worst". :rolleyes:
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Are you taking any supplements or meds you think might be causing this ?

I ask as take few supplements and now need them but before that do not recall nightmares as much or rarely , now have one roughly every other night , perhaps always had them but due to supplements now remember them I have no idea .
 
hollydolly said:
they all do...It never fails to make me wonder why they think these trout pouts look nice.. when clearly they must have already seen them on other people.... and they are absolutely horrible...
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No worse than the Bessy the Cow eyelash phase. Everytime I see those lips I think of prize fighters duking it out and when I see the eyelash extensions overdone, I think what a waste of money and time.
 
NotCompSavy said:
Are you taking any supplements or meds you think might be causing this ?

I ask as take few supplements and now need them but before that do not recall nightmares as much or rarely , now have one roughly every other night , perhaps always had them but due to supplements now remember them I have no idea .
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Too complex for today.
 
Twostep said:
Somewhat final, painless and easy. A permanent way out of a temporary situation.
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If you think shooting yourself for the sole purpose of ending your life is painless and easy, you are wrong. A person has to be at the very end of hope to even think about that. Alone, that is painful, but not easy. How down and out would a person need to be to pull the trigger with a gun aimed to their head??
Have you ever thought of doing it? Were you so deeply depresed that it seemed like a good idea? That doing it would solve all your problems??
A person who takes their own life is very selfish, albiet mentally off track. My first husband was always depressed, ( he was born depressed and so was his mother and grandfather) but we never thought he'd do it...but one day the squad got a call for shots fired, arrived at the scene and found him lying in the backyard with a gunshot wound to his head. He died 45 minutes later at the local hospital. He left 2 kids, a wife and a bevy of friends behind. The kids are still dealing with this so many years later.

Be careful how you word your responses here to a tragedy elsewhere. No one really knows another person, their pains and secrects. It isn't somthing to joke about, it transends sad, tragic is not deep enough to describe suicide.
 
dusty said:
If you think shooting yourself for the sole purpose of ending your life is painless and easy, you are wrong. A person has to be at the very end of hope to even think about that. Alone, that is painful, but not easy. How down and out would a person need to be to pull the trigger with a gun aimed to their head??
Have you ever thought of doing it? Were you so deeply depresed that it seemed like a good idea? That doing it would solve all your problems??
A person who takes their own life is very selfish, albiet mentally off track. My first husband was always depressed, ( he was born depressed and so was his mother and grandfather) but we never thought he'd do it...but one day the squad got a call for shots fired, arrived at the scene and found him lying in the backyard with a gunshot wound to his head. He died 45 minutes later at the local hospital. He left 2 kids, a wife and a bevy of friends behind. The kids are still dealing with this so many years later.

Be careful how you word your responses here to a tragedy elsewhere. No one really knows another person, their pains and secrects. It isn't somthing to joke about, it transends sad, tragic is not deep enough to describe suicide.
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Dusty Im so sorry , that must still affect you and your children in many ways all these years later...

I know very well how it affects the kids because my mother killed herself when I was a teen, and left me and my siblings motherless and at the mercy of a very violent father ... I'm 69 now, I feel I still have never come to terms with it...😔
 
hollydolly said:
Dusty Im so sorry , that must still affect you and your children in many ways all these years later...

I know very well how it affects the kids because my mother killed herself when I was a teen, and left me and my siblings motherless and at the mercy of a very violent father ... I'm 69 now, I feel I still have never come to terms with it...😔
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@hollydolly I am so sorry your mother killed herself.

Depression is a "cancer" of the worst kind.

My depression began when I was about 8 and it has been a huge challenge ever since.
I wish your Mom would have been able to see a way to hang on. It had nothing to do with you, I do hope you hang on to that.

It was her mind, nothing else. A mind is not always a friend.
 
@hollydolly it would be something a child no matter how grown, that would not be comprehensible. There are things a parent can do that just isn't right, period and therefore not reconcilable.

The worst thing is a parent abandoning, either physically or by suicide.

I will never feel good enough, this is because my mother abandoned me and my sister. She chose to leave.

Your mother chose death rather than a man like my mother did.

They both made the wrong choice. It had nothing to do with how good enough we were, cute enough, behaved well enough, or lovable enough.

Our mothers were people trying to get through life and didn't realize the ramifications their choice had on either of us.

So we should all remember: our choices affect others, so be careful your choices in life.
 
dusty said:
If you think shooting yourself for the sole purpose of ending your life is painless and easy, you are wrong. A person has to be at the very end of hope to even think about that. Alone, that is painful, but not easy. How down and out would a person need to be to pull the trigger with a gun aimed to their head??
Have you ever thought of doing it? Were you so deeply depresed that it seemed like a good idea? That doing it would solve all your problems??
A person who takes their own life is very selfish, albiet mentally off track. My first husband was always depressed, ( he was born depressed and so was his mother and grandfather) but we never thought he'd do it...but one day the squad got a call for shots fired, arrived at the scene and found him lying in the backyard with a gunshot wound to his head. He died 45 minutes later at the local hospital. He left 2 kids, a wife and a bevy of friends behind. The kids are still dealing with this so many years later.

Be careful how you word your responses here to a tragedy elsewhere. No one really knows another person, their pains and secrects. It isn't somthing to joke about, it transends sad, tragic is not deep enough to describe suicide.
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Dusty, everyone's personal experiences aside - this is my stand. Somewhat final, painless and easy. A permanent way out of a temporary situation. A coward's way out.
 

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