So I just read the following article which I copied and pasted below the key points: they said this was a painless way to go.
That the 20-year-old junior took her own life by ingesting a fatal dose of bupropion, escitalopram and hydroxyzine.
"These are the kinds of drugs that put you to sleep, and you go deeper and deeper into a coma," Dr. Michael Baden told Fox News Digital. "They don't cause pain."
Bupropion and escitalopram — known by the brand names Wellbutrin and Lexapro — are primarily prescribed for depression, while hydroxyzine is an antihistamine that treats allergies and anxiety.
Baden, the former chief medical examiner for New York City, said that hydroxyzine is a mild drug and the main chemical culprits in her death were likely the antidepressants.
They would have depressed her brain, breathing and heart function until she lost consciousness and eventually died.
Thoughts on what they describe as a painless way?
That the 20-year-old junior took her own life by ingesting a fatal dose of bupropion, escitalopram and hydroxyzine.
"These are the kinds of drugs that put you to sleep, and you go deeper and deeper into a coma," Dr. Michael Baden told Fox News Digital. "They don't cause pain."
Bupropion and escitalopram — known by the brand names Wellbutrin and Lexapro — are primarily prescribed for depression, while hydroxyzine is an antihistamine that treats allergies and anxiety.
Baden, the former chief medical examiner for New York City, said that hydroxyzine is a mild drug and the main chemical culprits in her death were likely the antidepressants.
They would have depressed her brain, breathing and heart function until she lost consciousness and eventually died.
Thoughts on what they describe as a painless way?
