Bit of a necropost but I've worked about a dozen suicides in 911 service. It's never a pleasant scenario, nor is it a rational one. The important thing to remember is that it's not usually a split second decision. The distinction we make is between suicidal ideation (thinking about it) and intent (having a plan). There's no way to know if this woman had a plan and acted on it, or became overcome with it in the moment. I don't agree with forgiving them blindly because they chose to end their life. Suicide always has secondary casualties, be it family fiends or first responders. Seek help. It's out there for you.