k75
L'appel du Vide
- Jun 27, 2019
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You should read resources and search info on overdoses. I don't think this stuff will do what you want. In general, OD is a poor choice. There are only a few medications that will help you ctb. Look up amitriptyline.
Google codeine overdose took own life they are been some deaths by sucides that why I had asked and can't get amitriptyline
k75
L'appel du Vide
- Jun 27, 2019
- 2,546
For some reason I glossed over the codeine there. Now that will possibly do the trick, but you'll have to Google the lethal dose. I have no clue. I do know it probably doesn't damage your liver, so that's good news.
Codeine overdose
A pathologist told the court that toxicology results showed that Mrs Gascoyne had died as a result of a codeine overdose which had depressed her central nervous system and caused her to fall into a coma before stopping her breathing.
Toxicology results showed that Mrs Gascoyne had 8,619 mg per ml in her system, as well 114 mg per ml of morphine.
The normal range for codeine to treat pain is between 30mg per ml to 340 mg per ml. Mrs Gascyone had over five times the lethal range of the prescription drug in her system at the time blood and urine samples were taken for the toxicology report.
The pathologist told the court that Mrs Gascoyne had a "massive, massive amount" of the drug in her system. She said codeine has a lethal range of "anything over 1,600 mg per ml."
She said: "It was a massive dose. She also had high levels of morphine just about in the lethal range that is between 50 to 40,000 mg per ml, she had 114 mg per ml.
"Taking that into account, there are no two ways about it despite everything she had going on she died due to the effects of the codeine.
The way it causes death is that it depresses the respiratory system and eventually the cardiac system and central nervous system which makes the person drowsy and they go into a coma.
Robert Forrest, professor of forensic chemistry at Sheffield University, said a codeine overdose would take between six and eight hours to kill someone,
in overdose, suppression of normal breathing, and risk of respiratory arrest (when you stop breathing altogether
There is a greater risk of overdose and death if you are mixing opiate painkillers with other drugs that suppress breathing such as alcohol, benzodiazepines (like diazepam or Valium), and/or other opiate drugs. There's a particular risk of death due to inhaling vomit – because opiate painkillers can sedate you, can add to the risk of vomiting, and can stop you from coughing properly. The vomit blocks the airways or later leads to pneumonia
A pathologist told the court that toxicology results showed that Mrs Gascoyne had died as a result of a codeine overdose which had depressed her central nervous system and caused her to fall into a coma before stopping her breathing.
Toxicology results showed that Mrs Gascoyne had 8,619 mg per ml in her system, as well 114 mg per ml of morphine.
The normal range for codeine to treat pain is between 30mg per ml to 340 mg per ml. Mrs Gascyone had over five times the lethal range of the prescription drug in her system at the time blood and urine samples were taken for the toxicology report.
The pathologist told the court that Mrs Gascoyne had a "massive, massive amount" of the drug in her system. She said codeine has a lethal range of "anything over 1,600 mg per ml."
She said: "It was a massive dose. She also had high levels of morphine just about in the lethal range that is between 50 to 40,000 mg per ml, she had 114 mg per ml.
"Taking that into account, there are no two ways about it despite everything she had going on she died due to the effects of the codeine.
The way it causes death is that it depresses the respiratory system and eventually the cardiac system and central nervous system which makes the person drowsy and they go into a coma.
Robert Forrest, professor of forensic chemistry at Sheffield University, said a codeine overdose would take between six and eight hours to kill someone,
in overdose, suppression of normal breathing, and risk of respiratory arrest (when you stop breathing altogether
There is a greater risk of overdose and death if you are mixing opiate painkillers with other drugs that suppress breathing such as alcohol, benzodiazepines (like diazepam or Valium), and/or other opiate drugs. There's a particular risk of death due to inhaling vomit – because opiate painkillers can sedate you, can add to the risk of vomiting, and can stop you from coughing properly. The vomit blocks the airways or later leads to pneumonia
FWIW, I don't think posting an image of your stash of (probably) illegally obtained prescription medications is in your best interest.
k75
L'appel du Vide
- Jun 27, 2019
- 2,546
LOL it's true! I was overwhelmed by benzos.Classic case of can't see the forest because of all the trees.
UninformedLover
If you see me active on here...its gotten worse...
- Nov 12, 2019
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UninformedLover
If you see me active on here...its gotten worse...
- Nov 12, 2019
- 265
There are plenty of other options to ctb not just hanging and overdosing which isn't even reliable. This isn't like the movies. It's your prerogative but I suggest doing way more research on here. There are threads on here about plenty of different ways to ctb. I think there is also information regarding overdosing on here as well. A lot of people ask questions like this instead of using google for whatever reason. Anyway - If not you should google the lethal amount of each drug in the photo and take it from there.
