i wanna die, sometimes

I Wanna Die, Sometimes is a deeply personal account of depression, trauma, suicidal ideation, and the fragile hope that survives beneath them. Lee Veyne takes readers through the depths of despair and the difficult, imperfect road toward healing. It is not a story that romanticizes pain, but one that asks us to look into darkness—and remember that even the smallest reason to stay can become a reason to live on.

To You, Twenty-six Years From Now

To You, 26 Years from Now is a letter to a future self, written from a present that feels increasingly difficult to endure. This book comes with a letter as a attempt to bridge the distance between a present self burdened by uncertainty and a future self who might have found the peace that remains elusive today.