nir

nir

26/F/Canada
Aug 18, 2024
142
how on earth could you get a phenobarbital prescription without raising alarms?? "doctor doctor, I need to DIY euthanize my dog?" ??? they don't just hand it out to humans at random. I'm really confused if France is that liberal with it.
 
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willitpass

willitpass

Don’t try to offer me help, I’ve tried everything
Mar 10, 2020
2,649
of course it's illegal but you want to die or not wtf!!!
Most people don't want to pick a method that risks them getting arrested at some point between obtaining the method and CTB. And this has an impressively high chance of doing just that.
 
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Tommen Baratheon

Tommen Baratheon

1+1=3
Dec 26, 2023
229
if you don't know me i sent a former conmte named tomoko who i deleted because i thought i was going to commit suicide with sn
this photo is from me it's pure 99% lab sn
i tasted it but didn't take the so-called lethal dose i think a lot of people lie about the sweetness of death
why do so many people focus on sn? WHEN it occupies a minority place in the PPHE
my advice for a painless suicide is
cardiac or cardiotoxic drugs (amitryptiline, propanolol) associated at best with opiates, otherwise barbiturates, phenobarbital and benzon (oxazepam, alprazolam valium).
for me, this is the ultimate method
Personally, I don't have an opiate, but I know how to make false prescriptions.
i would use amitriptyline digoxin to stop the heart
if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask me :)
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Uitweg (Dignified Dying) by Boudewijn Chabot suggest such a thing. Chloroquine (a drug against malaria) will stop the heart and a long working sleeping pill to sleep through it. Unfortunately malaria has become resistant to chloroquine, so it's more difficult to get.
In the US we use electronic prescriptions.now, photochop ain't got shit to do with it.
Same in Belgium. Prescriptions for meds are coupled with your eID which you give the pharmacist to read.
 
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DOHARDTHINGS24

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Apr 30, 2024
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I'd never heard of SN before this year
There are a few factors one considers for choosing a method, the major ones being availability and effectiveness,
For me, it was availability & effectiveness as you said. But also mostly fear (!!!) & what I thought I am capable of succeeding at personally. It doesn't matter how successful shooting or hanging or gas etc are, I knew I'd never, ever fall on the right side (dead side) of the statistics for those methods. Not due to a failing of the method, a failing in myself. I can get a gun, I can't shoot myself. So I chose something I hope I can have success with. If someone was just standing around handing out guaranteed Peaceful Pills, (no matter what they were) I would definitely not be here to write this. It would be the dream though, for sure.
 
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uglyugly

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Aug 24, 2024
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I'm in the US and work in a pharmacy. I have watched our pharmacist chase someone out of the store while on the phone with the cops because he attempted to pass a fake script for a controlled substance. The cops caught the guy a block later and he's facing 3-5 years in prison. At least in some US states, mine being one of them (I am not comfortable giving my location), trying to pass a fake RX can get a person arrested and charged with a felony, like this guy was. Both of our pharmacists are really good at spotting fake scripts. I don't know how they do it because I can't tell. I'm guessing no one on here would prefer to spend several years in prison. I would not,
 
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danter0id

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Oct 20, 2023
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literally laughed aloud at the idea of walking into a retail pharmacy and trying to fill a barbiturate script in the US.
 
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sevennn

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Sep 11, 2024
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I'm in the US and work in a pharmacy. I have watched our pharmacist chase someone out of the store while on the phone with the cops because he attempted to pass a fake script for a controlled substance. The cops caught the guy a block later and he's facing 3-5 years in prison. At least in some US states, mine being one of them (I am not comfortable giving my location), trying to pass a fake RX can get a person arrested and charged with a felony, like this guy was. Both of our pharmacists are really good at spotting fake scripts. I don't know how they do it because I can't tell. I'm guessing no one on here would prefer to spend several years in prison. I would not,
that's sad. 3-5 years for some bullshit. people get less for violent crime
 
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uglyugly

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Aug 24, 2024
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that's sad. 3-5 years for some bullshit. people get less for violent crime
Agreed, people do get less sometimes for violent crimes. Recently folks around here (including me) were in an uproar over a pedophile who was found guilty of raping his daughter continually and got out of jail after 3 years and some months for "good behavior". The system is broken.

As I was walking through our pharmacy the other day, it struck me how many people are 100% dependent on those drugs and how our "health" is dependent on doctors and the pharmaceutical industry. We have some customers who are on over 20 pills a day for their "health" but still come in reeking of cigarette smoke. I think a lot of the laws attached to fake RXs have been lobbied by the pharmaceutic cartel and the AMA. All this is another rant altogether, but there are some really powerful organizations in this country that want complete control over their industry, and pushing for laws like the ones we have here are likely part of that.
 
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Kali_Yuga13

Experienced
Jul 11, 2024
223
I assume it's mostly because of the general unavailability of N. As method it's non-violent in comparison to guns, jumping and trains. Also less dramatic than hanging. For reasons of legality, safer to obtain than other drugs. Because the prep for SN takes some time, it's safer to have around and not ctb on impulse. I think as we become aware that restrictions on SN are tightening, many people are learning about the SN method and obtaining it to have on hand in the future in the event it becomes harder to obtain. Many won't ctb but like knowing they have an out if tings turn for the worse.
 
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amaluuk

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Jan 11, 2024
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No offense but this thread glows
 
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Tommen Baratheon

Tommen Baratheon

1+1=3
Dec 26, 2023
229
As I was walking through our pharmacy the other day, it struck me how many people are 100% dependent on those drugs and how our "health" is dependent on doctors and the pharmaceutical industry. We have some customers who are on over 20 pills a day for their "health" but still come in reeking of cigarette smoke. I think a lot of the laws attached to fake RXs have been lobbied by the pharmaceutic cartel and the AMA. All this is another rant altogether, but there are some really powerful organizations in this country that want complete control over their industry, and pushing for laws like the ones we have here are likely part of that.
I agree. Pharmaceutical companies aren't interested in curing people; they're interested in making a profit. Can you imagine a cure being made against cancer? That would cost the industry a lot of money.

Mental disorders like bipolar or schizophrenia are doomed 'incurable' which means a lifetime of taking meds, even though those same meds shortens one's life by 10 to 20 years.

The inventors of the COVID vaccine wanted it to be without patent, but somehow AstraZeneca got its hand on it. And while we had our (very expensive) 3rd or 4rd injection poor countries in Africa didn't even had one.

AstraZeneca are the same ones that created Seroquel (quetiapine). This atypical antipsychotic would have less side-effects than classical antipsychotics, but that's not really true since it does have side-effects. At first it was meant for people with schizophrenia and bipolar type 1. It's supposed to block certain neurotransmitters from receptors in your brain. Imagine my surprise when I heard it was approved as a sleeping aid. Money makes the world go around...

(Sorry for ranting.)
 

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