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Well-known opera soloist Merūnas Vitulskis, for whom the past six months have been excruciatingly difficult, will share his family’s extremely sensitive story on KK2 Friday.
“I lost half my family this year. My stepfather died this year, my grandmother died, and my uncle died. Those people were very incredible, they gave me a lot, my life. And I will never forget those people. These three deaths occurred very abruptly. And that surprise effect is probably the scariest. If you took care of your loved one in the hospital, you would start to adjust and in my case, no one had time. One by one all of a sudden 3 people left, ”said Merūnas, who is still struggling to recover from the loss of her loved ones.
The opera soloist says he has a great understanding of people suffering from depression or experiencing emotional breakdowns when turning to professionals, according to the press release.
“My mother and my wife were depressed. I know very well what this is and how important help is ”, said the interpreter.
At that time, singer Iglė Bernotaitytė will admit that her sudden fame had caused her uncontrollable emotional stress.
“I was lying in bed all day. I didn’t even get up to get the computer, even going to the bathroom was suffering. While most of my peers envied me for my fame, inside I was very unhappy. Of course, the negative comments that I read and believed sacred that I was as bad as others write about me also contributed to that. It all ended with having to take medication and go to psychotherapists ”.
Other people we all know will share their open stories filled with frustrations, panic attacks, clashes with death, and even suicidal thoughts on KK2 Friday. Many of them turned to the Youth Line during the darkest crisis and received real help.
Jaunimo linija helps tens of thousands of people a year, and tonight KK2 Friday, together with a group of celebrities, will invite everyone to help Jaunimo linija, who is celebrating his 30th anniversary these days. The youth support organization Jaunimo linija listens and listens to people seeking help 24 hours a day, continuously. The organization survives on private and commercial donations, it is already possible to donate in short numbers 1402 (3 euros) 1485 (5 euros), and a larger amount – aukok.lt
A special “KK2 Friday” show dedicated to the “Youth Line”, tonight, at 7.30 pm, via LNK.
| Help lines: |
| Calls to all lines are paid by the Ministry of Social Affairs from the state budget. |
| Emotional support online |
| The Crisis Management Center (Antakalnio St. 97, Vilnius, www.krizesiveikimas.lt) has mental health specialists on call, whom you can consult upon arrival or via Skype without prior registration and free of charge. On-call psychologists will be available Monday through Friday from 4 pm to 8 pm, Saturday from 12 pm to 4 pm. Working hours: I, III, V 16.00–20.00 All additional information – on the page www.klausau.lt Assistance to relatives of suicides: self-help group, frequently asked questions, literature and other useful information on the artimiems website. lt Division of Crisis Intervention for Children and Adolescents. Open 24 hours a day. (8-5) 275 75 64. |
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