I'm sorry to hear your pain @lunarpoppies420. I don't know if I can agree with the people in this thread that your friends behaviour means that your friends aren't real friends or don't love you. Only you can, based on your precious experience with them, say if they feel like real friends or not, based on other actions in other situations. In my own experience, suicide is a very tough nut to swallow for people that have never thought of suicide themselves or have attempted, got scared and abandoned any attempt from then on, basically those people that had their one attempt, got saved and have since then embraced life differently (became a specific flavour of pro-lifers, so to say).
If you, based on their previous actions, think that they are real friends, consider that they are struggling with your attempt as much as you do. You are emotionally ready to go, but they aren't emotionally ready to let you go. I know you need their support over your failed attempt to cope, but maybe they also need your support, to deal with almost losing you.
I told my one real life friend that I want to CtB. We are very close. She attempted suicide herself twice, and went through a very tough time a few years back, talking to me about her method and where she would like to CtB and when and why. So I felt confident I can confide in her as well. I was wrong. She panicked, she made a bit of a mess, but it's okay. She had made her own peace with dying, but she had never made her peace with others she loves dying. These are two very different things.
Please be gentle with yourself on your journey, you deserve it.