How many people here who are below 28 years old flew to Pegasos and got problems there or got rejected ?
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No idea. But for people above 50 also it seems difficult, so age might not be the exact reason.
suicidalpushpop
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- Sep 14, 2022
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Can you please help me, I cannot post a new post or search for keywords in the forum , how can I do that?
Also I read somewhere in a post two weeks ago that there is someone here who can assist with the application to pegasos, do you have any idea about this ?
There is a Post thread button. I am not sure if any specific access is needed to get it. There is also a search icon on top right.
I am not sure if there is any one representing Pegasos in this forum .
MyChoiceAlone
sleep deprived and/or drunk
- Jul 23, 2023
- 1,185
you don't just fly out there, you need to 'join' them for 100 euros. then fill out an application with a 5000 euro deposit.
befree
Time to do more enjoyable things _____Goodbye_____
- Mar 22, 2022
- 2,587
To avoid further false information and rumors, I made this thread:
sanctioned-suicide.net
It would be good if you continue the conversation there. This also helps other members.
VAD megathread (Voluntary Assisted Suicide)
VAD megathread (Voluntary Assisted Suicide) Because there are too many single threads on this topic, I´m combining all threads into one new megathread for a better overview. I have helped people with the VAD application for many years (free of charge) and know all the associations and how...
sanctioned-suicide.net
It would be good if you continue the conversation there. This also helps other members.
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Do the clinics in Switzerland ask applicants of VAD to sign up agreement to become donor for organ and/or tissue for transplant or pharmaceutical research after death?
mortuarymary
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- Jan 17, 2024
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mortuarymary
Enlightened
- Jan 17, 2024
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Medical records from your doctor etc.
if you're just depressed then it won't happen. If you've got a disability then yes, they will no doubt give you the green light. Damien is just doing is job. He can't VAD someone without a valid medical reason. He'd be breaking the law. Have you £10k plus needed
It s called "VAD" but organisations such as Pegasos have to stick to certain rules by the government. They cannot send everyone who is willing to die to death. There would be great problems for them. THey have to be able to justify why they thought this person was terminally ill. Be it physical or mental. It sounds good, Volountary Assisted Suicide. But its actually not as easy to access at all. There s a lot of pressure from societiy and media, too. The founder of Pegasos got sued several times for giving someone Natrium Pentobarbital. She hat to justify at court and got expensive fines.
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mortuarymary
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bluegodism
the rose is blue 🌹💙
- Nov 26, 2023
- 94
i have some questions about VAD, if anyone knows the answer...
i have fibromyalgia, depression, generalized anxiety, autism, ADHD, suspected dissociative identity disorder and OCD traits.
i am 18 years old. i've tried different medications and different therapy and psychiatric professionals. i've been undergoing treatment since i was 7 years old if i remember correctly.
is this enough to be accepted? i mean, if i get the medical reports and the money, what are the chances of them approving me?
i have fibromyalgia, depression, generalized anxiety, autism, ADHD, suspected dissociative identity disorder and OCD traits.
i am 18 years old. i've tried different medications and different therapy and psychiatric professionals. i've been undergoing treatment since i was 7 years old if i remember correctly.
is this enough to be accepted? i mean, if i get the medical reports and the money, what are the chances of them approving me?
mortuarymary
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- Jan 17, 2024
- 1,367
Unfortunately not my friend.
They wouldn't think your illnesses were painful enough and your age goes against you but there was a very young girl in Holland that did. I'll try and do some reading and get back to you.
Here goes
You seem to have knowledge on the subject so I allow myself to ask you some questions too. If you don't want to answer, no problem ;)
I am Swiss, live in Switzerland and 29 yo.
I have chronic severe depression (probably bipolar disorder), severe anxiety, eating disorders, bpd and the list can continue. I have been hospitalised at leat 15 times in the last 15 years. Sometimes I was not even able to walk or to speak properly, my relapses are really trash. It's torture.
I also have myalgic encephalomyelitis that is really daily invalidant.
I am not able to work, study or anything.
I tried to ctb many times.
I don't have the money to apply to pegasos. But as I am Swiss, I can try with others. I was thinking about trying to apply to dignitas/exit/life circle. But I am so low in term of energy, it is not easy...
Do you think it worths the try ?
Thanks in advance for your help :)
mortuarymary
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- Jan 17, 2024
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Having ME might help your cause same as bipolar. With bipolar I'd get it certified first.
i can't encourage you but maybe enquire and see what if any application status there are.
i can't encourage you but maybe enquire and see what if any application status there are.
illAF, Because you're a Swiss resident you can use Exit. Their fee structure is much different than Dignitas and Pegasos, costing very little, because they have I think something like 150,000 members that pay a small membership fee. They've been around for 40 years I think. Dignitas has resources to pay if you don't have the money, and you can basically join and reach out to them for free, but it's probably an uphill climb to get an assisted suicide, because of your age, and mental health issues. (I joined Dignitas because I like the legislative work they do)
Peace be with you, you have suffered plenty.
Peace be with you, you have suffered plenty.
Mayonaise
Burning up in speed
- Dec 8, 2023
- 323
Hard to tell.
First of all, each organization has its own rules. I read how Pegasos works and they clearly state that mental illness alone is not a reason not to be accepted.
https://pegasos-association.com/faqs/
So, according to this, if your mental illness causes you unbearable suffering your request might be accepted (in theory).
As others pointed out, in practice it may be very different. Even if you're suffering from both physical and mental ailments you still might be rejected because of your very young age, as it happened before.
But since you're considering suicide, maybe dropping them an email won't do any harm. Worst cane scenario you'll be rejected, you've got nothing to lose.
Also, please read carefully what others have said as they're more knowledgeable than me.
Sorry if this is not the answer you expected, and sorry again for what you're going through.
You're referring to Noa Pothoven. She was 19 and she was denied euthanasia, so she decided to stop eating and drinking (VSED = voluntarily stopping eating and drinking).
She passed at her home with some support from nurses (I believe). Her family supported her decision
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