I was heavily debating on even posting anything at all here because this is naturally an extremely serious and sensitive topic, but...
OP and I talked at length before all of this went down, and despite her anxieties about the method (which seemed to extend to every single method across the board), she insisted that this was what she really wanted, despite me (and what also appears to be the majority of users in this thread) strongly encouraging her to wait if she was in the position to do so. She was adamant that she wanted to go, and said that she was ultimately afraid of the attempt not being lethal and being even worse off than before, and thus not being able to try again in the future, which is completely understandable. (This is all stuff that she talked about publicly on here as well, which is the only reason why I'm sharing any of this.)
At the same time, she seemed to have put a lot of pressure on herself and I admit that there were a few comments in this thread that made me feel a little bit uncomfortable... but I'll leave it at that.
All I could really do was be there for emotional support, regardless of what she ultimately decided to do. There was only so much I could say, but I still wish I could have done or said more to help her feel a little better, even though I don't even know what else I possibly could have done. These kinds of situations can be extremely tricky to navigate, and most of us here are already very vulnerable in our own ways... all we can really do at the end of the day is be there for each other in the best way that we know how/are capable of, whilst still respecting each other's personal choices, autonomy and boundaries.
I don't even really know what I'm getting at, to be honest, and this post is already long, but I just want to say that OP was a wonderful person with a pure heart, and she deserved a much better life than the one she was given. I hope that no matter what happened, she is/was able to finally get the peace that she longed for so badly. I will never forget her.