I'm pretty sure nausea and vomiting can be taken off the list, in exchange I would add the feeling of tightness in the chest but that could fall under dyspnea, obviously things like cardiac arrest, coma and irreversible brain damage aren't even worth listing as they are obvious.
I'm also considering a combination of plastic bag and overdose for many of the same reasons you've listed in this thread (lack of access to more reliable means, drawing attention with tanks and such). May I ask what you are thinking of using for overdose?
I don't know, I opened a thread asking if anyone has sources for some synthetic opioids, I hope to get some answers.
Obviously this method has also had its discouragements but as far as I am now it is the only one I can afford, I mean I could also try with SN but I'm not that motivated, as I was saying I am evaluating whether in addition to benzos I should also add oxycodone but I should see how to get it, even if I would not consider the sensation of suffocation to be really painful but more annoying but it is not something comparable to classic pain.
Exactly, I had sleep paralysis while facedown a while back and I remember slowly suffocating. There was frustration but not some sort of discernable pain, just the feeling of slowly slipping and losing control.
However, as far as benzos are concerned, I would try the legal route first, so try to get them at the pharmacy, they even give them to me without a prescription, I'm also thinking about trying something similar with oxycodone before trying other routes even if I see it as much more difficult.
I don't think so, you will definitely tend to move a little even if unconscious and you will return to breathing a sufficient amount of oxygen.
oh i see, i have access to only 13g of ghb + 500mg ketamine + 14mg of clonazepam and try to OD with it. so it is not just unconscious but coma stage. i will put garbage bag over my head to be 100 percent sure.
Well yes, it seems safer that way, just be careful to seal the bag well around your neck.
I would use a scarf in that case.
I attempted suicide a few months ago using this exact method but the scarf loosened and the oxygen started flowing back into the bag. I miraculously managed to free myself despite the bag blocking my view and my hands cuffed behind my back because I had left the key in an easily accessible place. In the end, I had no consequences for this failed attempt since the lack of oxygen had not reached a level that would cause harm and no one noticed anything. I had even bought a helium cylinder to mix this method with the inert gas method but it didn't work. I don't think the helium was enough and I still felt the symptoms of hypercapnia, but in this case I didn't get to the point of completely handcuffing myself.
