I don't even know. I've been planning this for months now. I actually went through worse and fixed seemingly unfixable problems. But now I'm exhausted and regret not having managed to kill myself during my last crisis.
Yeah that sounds rough man, I get how tiring it must be to deal with all that shit. But if you think you'd enjoy life if your problems were able to be fixed for good, maybe there's a point when life will look up. This is obvious but hard for suicidal people to conceptualize: if it can get worse, it can get better. If you were able to survive worse and are on an upward trend right now, wouldn't it currently be a bad time to give up? It's your choice, but I hope you'll think a bit about instant gratification vs long term reward. We all like instant gratification, but it's usually people who resist that urge and think in the long term that end up with the better end of the stick I think.
Of course it doesn't apply to all people who ctb, like if a person is dealing with chronic pain, but if you have difficult to fix but fixable problems, I personally like to think about dealing with issues on whether or not to ctb this way.