Someone says, pointing at the pill sitting on the table:
This is my medicine for the willingness to live and suicidal thoughts.
How about: This is my medicine for the willingness to live and against suicidal thoughts.
--- Is the word "against" in the 2nd example necessary? Or is the 1st sentence OK as it is?
No. The entire sentence is unnatural. Try: This is my antidepressant medication.
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No. The entire sentence is unnatural. Try:
This is my antidepressant medication. It helps me overcome suicidal thoughts.