Help Cocktail for hospitalization?

[curiouserNcuriouser]

So I don't want to die but I want to be in the hospital, hopefully in a coma. I just need a break man. I have massive amounts of propranolol, some cyclobenzaprine, hydroxyzine, klonopin, Xanax, temazepam, Benadryl, a little codeine, trazodone, fluoxetine, risperidone, alcohol, loperamide...all these things lower your bp when used together and can result in bradycardia and hypotension so I'm hoping they'll knock me tf out and I will spend a few days in critical care. What proportions of these meds should I take to do this? I'd like to be able to get away with claiming this was an accident, as I am prescribed most of these meds.

 

[ClairyFairy]

Don't do anything like that if you really do want help. Even a trained pharmacist would have a problem giving advice on knocking you out. These are serious drugs you're talking about and the reality is a cocktail of them may kill you. A few people on here have tested their stuff and died when they didn't want to. It's not worth the risk. Walk into a and e say you're scared of what you'll do to yourself. Don't back down tell them you have all these pills and you will take them if they let you go

 

[electrojellysoup]

Don't do anything like that if you really do want help. Even a trained pharmacist would have a problem giving advice on knocking you out. These are serious drugs you're talking about and the reality is a cocktail of them may kill you. A few people on here have tested their stuff and died when they didn't want to. It's not worth the risk. Walk into a and e say you're scared of what you'll do to yourself. Don't back down tell them you have all these pills and you will take them if they let you go

How do you know that those people died and they didn't want to?

 

[nerve]

Simple answer: we don't know. We're not doctors or scientists and even then, the only answer they might have for you is "this will/will not kill you."

Once people start involving these specific cocktails of meds, the data just isn't there to predict what will happen. Nobody has done any research on what happens when you mix propranolol, cyclobenzaprine, hydroxyzine, klonopin, xanax, temazepam, benadryl, codeine, trazodone, fluoxetine, risperidone, alcohol, & loperamide. There are so many substances interacting here that it's virtually impossible for even a professional to tell you what's going to happen on a biological/chemical level.

If you really just want a break from it all, the only thing I can think of doing is to go to an emergency department and tell them you're in crisis and have a plan to end your life. What'll most likely happen is that they'll keep you for a few hours/days until a bed in a psychiatric unit opens up and then send you there. Whether or not this is worth it is up to you. Even then, there's a decent chance they'll just decide you aren't enough of a threat to yourself and let you go. Psychiatric beds are in short supply around the world and they try to save them for people who they feel really need the care.

Considering everything that's going on in the world though, I don't think I could in good conscience take up valuable resources and time and a hospital bed because I'm feeling overwhelmed and tired of my situation.

 

[curiouserNcuriouser]

Don't do anything like that if you really do want help. Even a trained pharmacist would have a problem giving advice on knocking you out. These are serious drugs you're talking about and the reality is a cocktail of them may kill you. A few people on here have tested their stuff and died when they didn't want to. It's not worth the risk. Walk into a and e say you're scared of what you'll do to yourself. Don't back down tell them you have all these pills and you will take them if they let you go

I see your point and maybe where you're from that seems like a good option but honestly here in the US it's so common to be treated badly by nurses if you're a psych patient. I just can't handle that.

Simple answer: we don't know. We're not doctors or scientists and even then, the only answer they might have for you is "this will/will not kill you."

Once people start involving these specific cocktails of meds, the data just isn't there to predict what will happen. Nobody has done any research on what happens when you mix propranolol, cyclobenzaprine, hydroxyzine, klonopin, xanax, temazepam, benadryl, codeine, trazodone, fluoxetine, risperidone, alcohol, & loperamide. There are so many substances interacting here that it's virtually impossible for even a professional to tell you what's going to happen on a biological/chemical level.

You're probably right. Tbh if I CTB then I CTB. Idk. I'm just not sure I care anymore.

 

[Makko]

The general outcome of random pill cocktails seems to be that you puke a fountain and later wake up with a ruined liver.

 

[ClairyFairy]

How do you know that those people died and they didn't want to?

Because a couple of them posted about it. How scared they were because it wasn't their time. I know because those people told me. Don't do it unless you're serious about dying because when you don't want it to that's what will happen. I think it's called sod's law

 

[babyinmyuniverse]

I don't know how your individual body works and it could be completely different to mine so this is just my comment on my experience NOT advice. I overdosed on propranolol probably between 20-30 tablets. Sadly I was found pretty much directly after overdosing and was seen by the hospital very quickly. But when I got there my BP was extremely low and I was refusing a drip and the doctor said if I didn't have the drip inserted within the next 10 minutes I would go into a coma.

 

[ClairyFairy]

I don't know how your individual body works and it could be completely different to mine so this is just my comment on my experience NOT advice. I overdosed on propranolol probably between 20-30 tablets. Sadly I was found pretty much directly after overdosing and was seen by the hospital very quickly. But when I got there my BP was extremely low and I was refusing a drip and the doctor said if I didn't have the drip inserted within the next 10 minutes I would go into a coma.

What was the dose? If you don't mind me asking

 

[curiouserNcuriouser]

What was the dose? If you don't mind me asking

I'm also curious. I've done a good amount of research on propranolol. If I wanted to CTB, no doubts, I could easily do it with propranolol. I probably have at least three times the lethal dose stashed and I'm tiny. I'd just need to get an anti emetic

 

[ClairyFairy]

I'm also curious. I've done a good amount of research on propranolol. If I wanted to CTB, no doubts, I could easily do it with propranolol. I probably have at least three times the lethal dose stashed and I'm tiny. I'd just need to get an anti emetic

Can I dm you?