Assisted sucide-anybody knows details?

[shinigami_1992]

Do you know how they qualify ppl? Costs? Wait time?

Is for physical severe disabilities, psychiatric and physical injuries sustained due to caused by nhs medical negligence, ongoing violent abuse by NHS mental health services(violence, threats, physical assaults, legal records falsification, aggravated, agitated staff disrespecting you, false diagnoses, endless harassment and forcible appointments, consent abuse), permanent body disfigurement caused by NHS(damaged appearance due to wrong medication given) and for chronic, extreme physical pain 20/10 present for past 13+ years

 

[hematomatema]

To be qualified for assisted suicide (e.g Dignitas), you need a full book of attempts to better yourself. Numerous visits to psychiatrists, doctors, therapists, etc., every medication possible (or just short of it), a clearly chronic condition or conditions, an awful quality of life that can't be considered liveable, and all of this while multiple doctors in the country where the organisation is located (Switzerland or the Netherlands, I think?) check over the details, make sure absolutely everything is correct, and if there's even a sliver of a doubt that you are curable or you can have anywhere near a happy life despite your conditions, then they'll reject the application. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they could reject based on vibes.

Suffice to say, you need to have it bad to qualify. I doubt most, if any, user of SaSu would qualify, since most of us are young-ish adults too. You're better off using a typical self-administered method, especially since the process, even if you do qualify, takes years.