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- Jul 10, 2023
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Theres a book about suicide that I'm reading at the moment. Its called "Final Exit The Practicalities of Self-Deliverance and Assisted Suicide" And one of the methods mentioned in said book caught my attention, its a seemingly easy method to carry out and the majority of the materials needed (other than the medications) are generally easy to find and quite cheap. Only consider this method if you are absolutely sure that this particular method is right for you.
Materials: A bag large enough to fit your head, 2 elastic bands just big enough to stretch over your head and sut firmly around your neck (above the Adam's apple) , a cheap paper painter's mask (usually found in a hardware store)
Necessary Medications: Sleep aids such as Dalmane, Halcion or Sominex and take enough to put you to sleep in as short a time as possible ( at least ten minutes), but no longer than thirty. OTC sleep aids will suffice if they work for you and are taken in sufficient quantity.
ESSENTIAL TESTING AND EXPERIMENTATION
Well before the time of the intended self-deliverance, when thinking clearly, and in the company of another person who is supporting your action (probably not the case for most people here but if possible, it is advised), Do the following:
1. Examine the bag for possible holes. Blow into it and put another bag inside if doubtful.
2. Painter's mask. This will prevent the bag from being sucked into the mouth and nostrils.
3. Put the two elastic bands around the neck to check size and tightness. It is imperative that they aren't so tight as to be uncomfortable or so loose as to allow leaks.
Set up concoction to test it and take it off immediately after. You will be surprised how a few quick practice attempts will help you become acclimatized to a strange procedure and often remove the discomfort. Now, make a decision about the size, shape, and colour of the bag. If you select a larger one, you must be willing to allow the self deliverance to be slower. Should you be bothered by the plastic on your forehead and eyes, wear a hat with a stiff brim such as a baseball cap.
When the date that you have chosen to carry out your ctb has arrived, follow these steps:
1. Set up the concoction
2. Make sure to be in a distinctly cold room, a warmer room will exaggerate the natural heating effect of the enclosed bag and may induce discomfort.
3. Get info a comfortable seating position, preferably slightly tilted backwards. Lying is not the best position (see why in step
4. Take the sleep aids and perhaps a few tranquilizers if they are on hand. Wash them down with a soft drink or an alcoholic beverage. Now is the time to act quickly and decisively.
5. Put 2 elastic bands over head and settle them around your neck
6. Place the painter's mask over nose and mouth
7. Place the bag over your head and draw the elastic bands over the bag, sealing it shut and preventing any leakages. Place the bands over the Adam's apple.
8. With your thumbs, hold the elastic bands a few inches away from the Adam's apple, allowing a supply of air to get in. So that your arms will drop when you fall asleep, be sure that they aren't being supported by any armrests or pillows.
9. Wait until the sleep aids take action and as sleep overwhelms you allow your hands to drop and the elastic bands to close firmly around your neck. Breathing will continue normally. Holding the bag open until you feel ready to go is the key to acceptability of the entire procedure.
The bag may mist up and water droplets may form but the person inside is fast asleep and will not notice this. Observers can expect to see cyanosis occurring. As long as there is no further intake of air, death will follow in about thirty minutes after the onset of sleep and the simultaneous closure of the bag. Breathing continues until death follows due to lack of oxygen. This is not suffocation in the usual sense of the word; there is no choking.
PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE IN CASE OF FAILURE
If something as gone wrong during the procedures, take the apparatus off, pause for careful reflection, and start again if the will to die still remains.
Materials: A bag large enough to fit your head, 2 elastic bands just big enough to stretch over your head and sut firmly around your neck (above the Adam's apple) , a cheap paper painter's mask (usually found in a hardware store)
Necessary Medications: Sleep aids such as Dalmane, Halcion or Sominex and take enough to put you to sleep in as short a time as possible ( at least ten minutes), but no longer than thirty. OTC sleep aids will suffice if they work for you and are taken in sufficient quantity.
ESSENTIAL TESTING AND EXPERIMENTATION
Well before the time of the intended self-deliverance, when thinking clearly, and in the company of another person who is supporting your action (probably not the case for most people here but if possible, it is advised), Do the following:
1. Examine the bag for possible holes. Blow into it and put another bag inside if doubtful.
2. Painter's mask. This will prevent the bag from being sucked into the mouth and nostrils.
3. Put the two elastic bands around the neck to check size and tightness. It is imperative that they aren't so tight as to be uncomfortable or so loose as to allow leaks.
Set up concoction to test it and take it off immediately after. You will be surprised how a few quick practice attempts will help you become acclimatized to a strange procedure and often remove the discomfort. Now, make a decision about the size, shape, and colour of the bag. If you select a larger one, you must be willing to allow the self deliverance to be slower. Should you be bothered by the plastic on your forehead and eyes, wear a hat with a stiff brim such as a baseball cap.
When the date that you have chosen to carry out your ctb has arrived, follow these steps:
1. Set up the concoction
2. Make sure to be in a distinctly cold room, a warmer room will exaggerate the natural heating effect of the enclosed bag and may induce discomfort.
3. Get info a comfortable seating position, preferably slightly tilted backwards. Lying is not the best position (see why in step
4. Take the sleep aids and perhaps a few tranquilizers if they are on hand. Wash them down with a soft drink or an alcoholic beverage. Now is the time to act quickly and decisively.
5. Put 2 elastic bands over head and settle them around your neck
6. Place the painter's mask over nose and mouth
7. Place the bag over your head and draw the elastic bands over the bag, sealing it shut and preventing any leakages. Place the bands over the Adam's apple.
8. With your thumbs, hold the elastic bands a few inches away from the Adam's apple, allowing a supply of air to get in. So that your arms will drop when you fall asleep, be sure that they aren't being supported by any armrests or pillows.
9. Wait until the sleep aids take action and as sleep overwhelms you allow your hands to drop and the elastic bands to close firmly around your neck. Breathing will continue normally. Holding the bag open until you feel ready to go is the key to acceptability of the entire procedure.
The bag may mist up and water droplets may form but the person inside is fast asleep and will not notice this. Observers can expect to see cyanosis occurring. As long as there is no further intake of air, death will follow in about thirty minutes after the onset of sleep and the simultaneous closure of the bag. Breathing continues until death follows due to lack of oxygen. This is not suffocation in the usual sense of the word; there is no choking.
PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE IN CASE OF FAILURE
If something as gone wrong during the procedures, take the apparatus off, pause for careful reflection, and start again if the will to die still remains.
