If there's a will there's a way, it really depends on their living situation. If they had an automatic wheelchair and window blinds maybe they could find a way to wrap the string from window blinds around their neck and pull themselves off the chair... I don't spend a lot of time thinking about this but I'm sure if I had to I'd find a lot of ideas
Dreamless Sleep
The eternal night before chaos...
- Feb 1, 2020
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Humans are selfish creatures. I was watching an episode of Hoarders last night and the guys wife had horrible advanced Parkinson's.
She was damn near a vegetable except he helped her walk around like a zombie, fed her, bathed her, changed her diapers. He even admitted his wife was "no longer there". Then WHY make her exist like that? Its inhumane.
She was damn near a vegetable except he helped her walk around like a zombie, fed her, bathed her, changed her diapers. He even admitted his wife was "no longer there". Then WHY make her exist like that? Its inhumane.
Get a caretaker who cares and is willing to help, then use nitrogen gas and an exit bag.
It is relatively painless and if it is removed by the caretaker after your death, it is untraceable in an autopsy and yields an "inconclusive" result (preventing the caretaker from being in legal trouble and classifying your death as an accident).
If no one is willing to help, I can't think of any way that you aren't completely fucked.
It is relatively painless and if it is removed by the caretaker after your death, it is untraceable in an autopsy and yields an "inconclusive" result (preventing the caretaker from being in legal trouble and classifying your death as an accident).
If no one is willing to help, I can't think of any way that you aren't completely fucked.
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situationalsui
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