CTB'ing by bridge, thoughts?

[ByeByeMaria]

Hi all,

I am thinking of ctb'ing by bridge. We have a bridge here that's ~150 feet high above the water. Right now, though, the river is likely frozen.

I was wondering, should I wait until spring to go? Would the height even be lethal? For reference, if it helps, I'm below 5'5" and below 120 lbs.

 

[mortuarymary]

Not talking you out of it but……….. from someone who had to look at that type of death on a table isn't good. That's why I want a death that doesn't hurt others by looking at it.
we are hardened to it at work but a suicide will always hurt me, especially how they do it.

 

[rozeske]

For jumping in to water I think I saw somewhere around here it has to be a minimum of 250feet (I could be wrong)


Edit:
Yes it is a minimum of 250feet

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[breezeboy]

For hard flat land the minimum is 150ft.
From a bridge into water it needs to be 250ft. Your bridge isn't high enough.

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[ByeByeMaria]

For hard flat land the minimum is 150ft.
From a bridge into water it needs to be 250ft. Your bridge isn't high enough.

Jumping off a high building | Lost All Hope: The web's leading suicide resource

Don't commit suicide without reading this site! Lost All Hope has information on everything from drugs and drop hanging to suicide statistics.

lostallhope.com

Damn, looks like I'll need to find another way. Thank you for the info

 

[Abyssal]

Easier to get caught than you'd think. I'd advise not to do it, but I don't know you and trust that you can decide for yourself.