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Man Jumped 130ft (40m) into water and survived
Thread starterJumper Geo
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I plan on beachy head the view is beautiful especially for the uk and the hope my body gets pushed out to sea, although a man has survived the fall, chances are I wont so it's near on perfect for me.
I plan on beachy head the view is beautiful especially for the uk and the hope my body gets pushed out to sea, although a man has survived the fall, chances are I wont so it's near on perfect for me.
I plan on beachy head the view is beautiful especially for the uk and the hope my body gets pushed out to sea, although a man has survived the fall, chances are I wont so it's near on perfect for me.
where i choose is about the same height at 32 seconds in the video.
im crying now ffs, what do these tears mean, must be SI... like i have some reason to go on when i really do want out, im just scared of survival.
I am so so sorry for people who survive very reliable or hard-to-do suicide methods. I mean, imagine planning your way out so long, overcoming the SI that involves jumping off a bridge to come up alive or, worse alive and severely disabled... :/
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Jumper Geo, Bull in a China shop, Ghost2211 and 1 other person
Wow, my biggest jump was 10m into waters :-D
(not for a suicide attempt)
That's why I would never consider jumping: Even at higher heights and on conrete - you never know how long your body and most importantly brain, will survive after the impact and how long you might suffer even if death would be sure after some while.
I watch that documentary on YouTube "the bridge" crazy how he survived, but I agree to then go on to make money and in the interview it seemed to me that he was making out that if others who jumped had survived then their lives would be like his is now, which isn't the case in some, my life is worse now then my last suicide attempt.
The highest point of a bridge in my city is 46m. I have wanted to jump multiple times, but I'm always afraid I won't die or won't at least become unconscious upon impact. I'd hate to drown.
Way to low, I did similar in 1988 going off tower bridge, went feet first into Thames and twisted tail bone...water you need a min of 250 ft and hard surface 150ft still not 100% even then if you can go over 350ft to either water or hard surface then you are getting to optimise height....
Way to low, I did similar in 1988 going off tower bridge, went feet first into Thames and twisted tail bone...water you need a min of 250 ft and hard surface 150ft still not 100% even then if you can go over 350ft to either water or hard surface then you are getting to optimise height....
My Aunt CTB jumping from Tower Bridge we wasn't close so don't miss her but interesting method they have patrols now walking all the bridges looking for jumpers.
I was pre patrols...they told me I was lucky, the ignorant Fu*kers...lucky I wanted out...I went from the middle it's about 42m there...water was horrible...got taken to river police office and they put me in bath to warm me up made me a tea with 6 sugars and when the police man picked me up out of bath to change the water I threw up all o we him...that was the only highlight...the medical team said 3 more mins and I would have drowned, I asked the policeman with my vomit all over him why he didn't leave me, he said he wished he had after I threw up
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