I'm feeling slightly (but not much) better today and as of right now I'd prefer to live, but let's summarise my would-be-plan.
at new year I drank some alcohol (not that much) and it made me feel even more suicidal and made me feel if I drank some alcohol and lowered my inhibitions I would be able to carry out the plan. I think sober I might have difficulty doing the final 2 actions of my plan (which would be 1: inserting the needle into my vein and 2: pressing down on the syringe's plunger).
IMO alcohol induces apathy and would reduce our built in instinct to survive. Just like when we are drunk we do and say silly stuff we wouldn't do sober which we later regret. Alcohol has a tendency to make us ignore consequences and just do whatever is on our mind without thinking.
my current medication I am on now risperidone makes me ready to go to sleep about an hour after I take it. I could use this to my advantage.
1. prepare the fentanyl ready for injection while sober and awake
2. take risperidone and wait until ready to go to sleep
3. drink some alcohol- enough to lose inhibitions but not so much I have difficulty using a syringe
4. when ready to go to sleep go to bed and inject the fentanyl. then lie back
and if the lethal dose is 2mg and it can be bought in batches of 100mg then I could just use the entire 100mg batch, or however much will dissolve in 1ml water. Or as a "safety net" (ironic term) 2 batches of fentanyl could be purchased from 2 different independent sources and mixed together in the hope the purity of at least one batch would be high enough.
If I attempted and failed I could end up disabled and/or sectioned under the mental health act.
just speaking out loud what's on my mind
at new year I drank some alcohol (not that much) and it made me feel even more suicidal and made me feel if I drank some alcohol and lowered my inhibitions I would be able to carry out the plan. I think sober I might have difficulty doing the final 2 actions of my plan (which would be 1: inserting the needle into my vein and 2: pressing down on the syringe's plunger).
IMO alcohol induces apathy and would reduce our built in instinct to survive. Just like when we are drunk we do and say silly stuff we wouldn't do sober which we later regret. Alcohol has a tendency to make us ignore consequences and just do whatever is on our mind without thinking.
my current medication I am on now risperidone makes me ready to go to sleep about an hour after I take it. I could use this to my advantage.
1. prepare the fentanyl ready for injection while sober and awake
2. take risperidone and wait until ready to go to sleep
3. drink some alcohol- enough to lose inhibitions but not so much I have difficulty using a syringe
4. when ready to go to sleep go to bed and inject the fentanyl. then lie back
and if the lethal dose is 2mg and it can be bought in batches of 100mg then I could just use the entire 100mg batch, or however much will dissolve in 1ml water. Or as a "safety net" (ironic term) 2 batches of fentanyl could be purchased from 2 different independent sources and mixed together in the hope the purity of at least one batch would be high enough.
If I attempted and failed I could end up disabled and/or sectioned under the mental health act.
just speaking out loud what's on my mind