/suicide/ - Suicide Tips & Tricks

>>47881

You get caught by letting other people know

Like ordering tools to an hotel

I assume he also purchased both items from the same site two completely unrelated things he could have just add to that list kitchen tongs to throw them off his scent

Morever you can find these items in plenty of offline stores

>>47883

There is no such things as suicide means for sale

Only products

which they sell for non suicidal people for ordinary usages and no one is after those buyers

>>47891

When i said use tor i meant it genrally in the sense that because this country is known for censorship (afaik) then whoever lives there should have known better and act appropriately

But this guy had f**king confessed which

Is obvious to avoid doing they could not give him trouble for that

Unless it was his phonecall to that mother

Either way it's not a case to learn from

>>47844

pentobarbital sodium (Nembutal)

Contraindications

● Hypersensitivity to drug or other barbiturates

● Nephritis (with large doses)

● Severe hepatic impairment

● Severe respiratory disease with dyspnea or obstruction

● Manifest or latent porphyria

● History of sedative-hypnotic abuse

● Subcutaneous or intra-arterial administration

Administration

When giving I.V., make sure resuscitation equipment is available.

● Give I.V. by direct injection no faster than 50 mg/minute.

● Inject I.M. deep into large muscle mass.

● Don’t give by subcutaneous or intra-arterial routes, because severe reactions (such as tissue necrosis and gangrene) may occur.

● Know that drug is for short-term use only, losing efficacy after about 2 weeks.

Adverse reactions

CNS: drowsiness, agitation, confusion, hyperkinesia, ataxia, nightmares, nervousness, hallucinations, insomnia, anxiety, abnormal thinking

CV: hypotension, syncope, bradycardia (all with I.V. use)

GI: nausea, vomiting, constipation

Hepatic: hepatic damage

Musculoskeletal: joint pain, myalgia, neuralgia

Respiratory: laryngospasm (with I.V. use), bronchospasm, respiratory depression

Skin: rash, urticaria, exfoliative dermatitis

Other: phlebitis at I.V. site, physical or psychological drug dependence, fever, hypersensitivity reactions including angioedema

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For the incels among us:

https://suicide.is/threads/10-reasons-to-drop-dead-already.113/

>>47498

They let me keep my smartphone for some reason, it was the only thing on me when I went to the hospital and other people there were using phones too

>>47562

You have an email/XMPP/Tox?

Do they watch you take your meds to make sure that you do?

Anon no offence but you are a fucking retard. Next time go somewhere completely desolate and not beside a main road

>>47495

>getting prescription from the best in the world

RIP OP hope it was quick if you made it

Don’t do it.

It’s not very smart.

Sudoku is not very smart in general

Is this method painful or is consciouness quickly lost?

>>47820

Redpill me on how to do train decapitation

>>47882

I would assume i'ts a bit painful, you know what they say, no pain no gain. It probably takes a couple minutes to die, but that's pretty quick. Just make sure you use all your strength, don't half ass it.

>>47834

The antidote, methylene blue, is effective as long as there's blood flow. Concurrently, an adaptive physiologic mechanism (nNOS) adjusts the blood flow and oxygen delivering to the brain. So if there be any chance of brain injury, it's very slim. From the same article:

>Thus, by two coordinated mechanisms increases in tissue and vascular NO production may maintain oxygen homeostasis during acute anemia.

>Together with oxygen carrying capacity, red cells also control blood flow, thereby ensuring oxygen delivery meets local metabolic demands.

>Blood flow is controlled by mechanism(s) that couple hemoglobin deoxygenation with the stimulation of NO-dependent vasodilation.

>Thus over the range of oxygen fractional saturations observed in the cerebral circulation during anemia, without overt hypoxia, nitrite reduction by DeoxyHb, is predicted to be graded and proportional to the degree of desaturation.

>Importantly however, in order for any NO-generated by RBC to elicit a signaling effect in the vasculature, the rapid scavenging of NO- by oxy- or deoxyhemoglobin has to be overcome and underscores the overall paradigm that the balance between RBC-dependent NO-scavenging and formation will control function, with this balance being shifted to the latter during anemia (Fig. 3).

>One such study provides data showing that O2 consumption is decreased near the blood vessel wall by the presence of NO, allowing O2 to diffuse a greater distance from the blood vessel into the tissue, radically altering the typical O2 consumption gradient; therefore NO can cause vasodilation to increase O2 delivery to an area and prevent tissue consumption to further oxygenate hypoxic areas.

>THE BRAIN IS PROTECTED DURING LOW O2 CONDITIONS BY H2S AND NO

>Shortly following cerebral ischemia, typically caused by a stroke, eNOS releases NO locally; this leads to vasodilation as a protective mechanism.

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>>47839

So how do you explain this? Thanks for the research btw, it's about helping each other

Cranial T2-weighted MRI findings 3 days after sodium

nitrite ingestion were similar to those in carbon monoxide

poisoning. It has been reported that the globus pallidus

is most susceptible to hypoxia. Severe methemoglobinemia

can cause severe tissue hypoxia similar to that in carbon monoxide poisoning; this may explain the involvement of the

globus pallidus in our case.

https://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2115/66564/1/9013816.pdf

>>47836

>>47837

Metoclopramide/Cimetidine increase other drugs' potency. Better to make it simple and take antiemetic first, wait for minutes and take benzo/opiod; by the time benzo/opiod kick in, more than 30 min passed and Metoclopramide has blocked dopamine receptors.

>>47839

How about heart injuries?

>>47836

If you did a test run already, why bother asking us here???? How long you took to pass out in your test run is your answer.

my SN came in the mail today. is there a way to confirm it’s good quality?

If you're looking for a painless method, I wouldn't bother with drowning. That's one of the worst ways to go.

I almost drowned when I was 3 or 4. I remember struggling to keep my head above water while i cried for help and the pool water going down my windpipe. At first it was reallllllllly uncomfortable but once my muscles started tiring and my survival instinct started fizzling out it was easier and easier to stay submerged longer and the water while still wildly uncomfortable to have going into my lungs was not as uncomfortable as my muscle pain from struggling to stay above water at that point. I wouldnt reccomend drowning but I think its one of those methods where the closer you are to death the less uncomfortable you are. Theres almost an eerie calm when you accept your going to die.

I have heard different accounts on what it is like to drown. Some people say it is a slow painful method. Relatively slow, sure, because you are conscious of your descent for at least a minute or so while your lungs fill with water. It would make sense that there is a pain in the chest at this time, as well as in the head, as the pressure builds up. I imagine it as being caught in clamp and being squeezed. You become disoriented, and right before passing out some people have said that it's calm, sort of like being high.

As for jumping, that could be a disaster. Are you jumping off of a bridge? Obviously, depending on the height you can die outright from the impact, or you can be severely injured and just lay motionless in writhing pain as the water takes you.

I would say it is very effective but this isn't a painless way to go.

>>47520

By now Haz-Mat units are aware of this method. Here is how you can alert first respondents that the scene is a chemical suicide:

https://chemm.nlm.nih.gov/chemicalsuicide.htm

Chemical Suicide Awareness from >>45816 and >>45833:

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Journalists and the media aren't covering suicides, but DCM is taking lives.

EPA Issues First TSCA Section 6 Final Rule in Thirty Years

h­ttp­s://www.natlawreview.com/article/epa-issues-first-tsca-section-6-final-rule-thirty-years

>being rescued while alive, yet difficult to reverse the effect and survive

>extraordinarily risky and immensely tricky plan, however …

Guest View: Give the gift of life by donating organs

https://www.hartsvillevidette.com/local-news/guest-view-give-the-gift-of-life-by-donating-organs/

>Poisoning predominantly affects the central nervous system and results from both carboxyhemoglobin formation and direct solvent-related narcosis.

>In this report, we describe a case of methylene chloride intoxication probably complicated by exogenous carbon monoxide exposure.

>The worker's presentation of intermittent headaches was consistent with both methylene chloride intoxication and carbon monoxide poisoning.

>The exposures and symptoms were corroborated by elevated carboxyhemoglobin saturations and a workplace inspection that documented significant exposures to both methylene chloride and carbon monoxide.

>When both carbon monoxide and methylene chloride are inhaled, additional carboxyhemoglobin formation is expected.

>Preventive efforts should include education, air monitoring, and periodic carboxyhemoglobin determinations.

Methylene chloride poisoning in a cabinet worker.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1566447/

Bump

You can say you have a cold

Jk man that jaw pain or cold wouldn't actaully help though i am curious in how one can get prescribed codeine by falsifying a condition

>>47678

Im sure you can go to some clinic and pay them under the table, that is what most black rappers do in order to get that high

You don’t need it. Just chill)

At least a few years ago in Canada you used to be able to just go into a pharmacy and ask for it. You only need to be 19 or older. Has this changed?

>>46699

https://youtu.be/L3V-B_0S444

>>46696

>peaceful

you're going to be in coma with those benzos

>reliable

it's reliable as long as you're not found too early and take more than the lethal dose

>Deadly Single Dose Agents

htt ps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK441849/

>Tricyclic Antidepressant Toxicity

htt ps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK430931/

>Beta-Blocker Toxicity

htt ps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK448097/

>calcium channel Overdose

htt ps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK482473/

>>46704

Thanks a lot . These are very helpful :)

Sodium Channel Blocking Medications

* Tricyclic antidepressants (= most common)

* Type Ia antiarrhythmics (quinidine, procainamide)

* Type Ic antiarrhythmics (flecainide, encainide)

* Local anaesthetics (bupivacaine, ropivacaine)

* Antimalarials (chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine)

* Dextropropoxyphene

* Propranolol

* Carbamazepine

* Quinine

Sodium Channel Blocking Effects

* Seizures

* Ventricular dysrhythmias (due to blockade of sodium channels in the CNS and myocardium)

Tricyclic Overdose

https://litfl.com/tricyclic-overdose-sodium-channel-blocker-toxicity/

I may not have access to every drug for this cocktail. Could someone give me a minimalist version of amitriptyline cocktail?

Looks like they took notice and are trying to bury this thread

https://youtu.be/wesIxYixl4o

Huuuum

The age that you won't be suspected to be part of the nonexistent blue whale challenge.

I'm 33 and I think seriously about it daily. I almost did it at 28 but my life picked up and things became better for a while. About two years ago I started making the same mistakes. I ended up back with my mom. I have a car but no career. Uber and Lyft aren't enough to get by. I don't have the skills to compete in the market and if I do get a job I always seem to lose it within a month. I'm tired of my old hobbies. I'm tired of being a parasite. Even if I do recover and get back on track, it's barely worth the effort for what little time I have left at peak health. All I have left are years of deterioration as a poorfag. It's okay. My 20s were really great. My teens were alright. Childhood was crazy but there were good moments. I can close the book.

Thinking of doorknob necking or gas tank.

I'm only 21 but I've been contemplating suicide since I was 6. I wonder if I have time to unfuck my life but I have such weak foundations that I'm likely going to drift in and out of futile attempts and failure until I hit the point of no return and finally take this life to its logical conclusion.

>>47795

lol I'm right where you are too buddy. 34, just akwardly playing video games or replaying them, while my mothers health slowly degrading because she's old (I was born late, unfortunatly) and literally no job and no plan. Childhood was just wonderful for me though, 20s went to shit in the middle because of my fathers death. All in all it's just auto-pilot for 10 years now.

I just have a black powder gun and hope I won't end a vegetable once the time will come.

Don’t do it. It will get better. Just wait

>>47855

Wait what? Are you trying to stop people for making a choice, restricting their freedom? If so fuck off

>>47855

Man gtfo

>>42779

Alright, well I was hoping for a conversation. Have a good night anon.

>>42774

I think one would need to look at all the people who want to kill themselves vs those that actually do. At least in the United States, there are many more people who want to die vs those that commit suicide, even though the country has a high suicide rate. Mental illness rates are constantly rising, so i think it's safe to say that there are many suicidal Americans, but something is stopping them from doing it. I don't think it is simple enough to call it a lack of courage though.

>>42785

I agree.

>>42785

That is because most people don’t want to die.so they cling onto their lives hoping things will get better and US has no shortage of opportunities.

so few people over 30. at 27 i feel like my time is finally coming up =\