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Please, if you truly believe your life is in danger due to these thoughts, please call 911. Take one small step at a time. If the 1st step is calling 911, then call it! You can always come back here for more advice for each hurdle or block on your path.
This is the advice of my therapist: "If you have suicide thoughts, please call 911 and tell them to take you to the hospital ER. Explain to ER the situation, and they will help you. Please call 911."
Now if you're like me, and suicide is not yet NOW, then please call the ER or the clinic and explain the situation and if they can recommend a place for you to START the ball rolling on how YOU can Help your blind father. Everyone above have given some great answers. I hope this helped???
Do you have a case worker? A psychiatrist? A therapist? Who is helping you mange your bipolar disorder? If you have a professional you already know, call that person and explain your situation. Explain that you need immediate help.
If you don't have a professional who knows your case or you can't call that person over the weekend, then please call the nearest hospital with a crisis center. Explain that you are bipolar, you are feeling suicidal, and you are responsible for the care of your blind father.
Hang in there, shelahfaye1. There is help available. Both immediate shortterm help to get you past this crisis and also long term help to get you off of house arrest.
Do not continue to try to do this alone. Call in some professional help. You deserve it and your father deserves it.
Please let us know how you are doing!