dehydrated to death

[front of me]

Rope takes courage, which I don't have
Drowning and jumping are the same thing

After a destructive relationship that ruined my life, I need to go to the desert in order to die there on foot. I would like to know details that I missed in this way.

 

[FuneralCry]

That method sounds really unbearable to me but anyway I hope you eventually find the freedom you search for, it must be so horrible what you've had to go through, I wish it wasn't so difficult to leave this world.

 

[Unwr!tten]

No. No. No. No. No. As someone with chronic dehydration problems, dying of dehydration would be one of the most painful methods out there. After two/three days, you'd start vomiting violently and your intestines would cramp and you'd probably get pancreatitis, where your pancreas swells and it's so painful and then drinking water wouldn't even help because you'd start vomiting it up. And that's if you have an easy time with dehydration.

 

[front of me]

No. No. No. No. No. As someone with chronic dehydration problems, dying of dehydration would be one of the most painful methods out there. After two/three days, you'd start vomiting violently and your intestines would cramp and you'd probably get pancreatitis, where your pancreas swells and it's so painful and then drinking water wouldn't even help because you'd start vomiting it up. And that's if you have an easy time with dehydration.

Can you explain in detail what you mean my intestines will rupture and my pancreas will swell
I have read that after a second day you will feel delirium, lack of activity and lack of focus, and you will lose consciousness. Some hospitals use this method of euthanasia. I do not know if it is terrifying in the way you described.
Like 127 hours movie and The fall

 

[Unwr!tten]

Not rupture, but your organs will cramp, like imagine severe stomach cramps and I know you can get pancreatitis because I've gotten it twice and have had to be hospitalized twice due to accidental dehydration. If hospitals use this for euthanasia, they are most definitely giving the patients serious pain medication to offset any bad effects. When I was dehydrated, I couldn't stop vomiting, my stomach, chest and throat hurt so bad and my skin was so dry, I was picking at it and it was peeling. When you're that dehydrated, you are fatigued- very very tired, but not delirious. I went three days on maybe one or two baby sips of Gatorade because that's all I could keep down and my head pounded and my body ached and it was hard to move but I was fully aware of everything around me. The pain made it impossible to sleep or think straight though I knew what was going on. Maybe a day or two more and delirium would've set in but other than that, it's a miserable way to go.

 

[Meditation guide]

Rope takes courage, which I don't have
Drowning and jumping are the same thing

After a destructive relationship that ruined my life, I need to go to the desert in order to die there on foot. I would like to know details that I missed in this way.

My research on this let me know it's very difficult, and you need lots of help and preparations and some medication to make it easier to bear. I don't know personally, this is just what I've read about others who planned it out to do this. People have hired special nurses to stay with them when doing this to give proper medications at the right time.

 

[CW36]

The willpower involved and the sheer luck you'll need to succeed is off the scale. If you don't have the courage to hang, jump or drown, then I'm sorry, but you won't have the courage for this..

 

[front of me]

Not rupture, but your organs will cramp, like imagine severe stomach cramps and I know you can get pancreatitis because I've gotten it twice and have had to be hospitalized twice due to accidental dehydration. If hospitals use this for euthanasia, they are most definitely giving the patients serious pain medication to offset any bad effects. When I was dehydrated, I couldn't stop vomiting, my stomach, chest and throat hurt so bad and my skin was so dry, I was picking at it and it was peeling. When you're that dehydrated, you are fatigued- very very tired, but not delirious. I went three days on maybe one or two baby sips of Gatorade because that's all I could keep down and my head pounded and my body ached and it was hard to move but I was fully aware of everything around me. The pain made it impossible to sleep or think straight though I knew what was going on. Maybe a day or two more and delirium would've set in but other than that, it's a miserable way to go.

Have you read about the doctor who died in Death Valley? He died in less than a day due to dehydration. What is your comment?

The willpower involved and the sheer luck you'll need to succeed is off the scale. If you don't have the courage to hang, jump or drown, then I'm sorry, but you won't have the courage for this..

Jumping, rope, and drowning require great courage. I cannot do it. I tried before and failed. I cannot. With dehydration, I don't need to think. I just walk in the desert with the extreme heat. I will get heatstroke and pass out in less than three days. Or less than two days. The body won't stop me, that's what I thought

 

[Unwr!tten]

Have you read about the doctor who died in Death Valley? He died in less than a day due to dehydration. What is your comment?

Jumping, rope, and drowning require great courage. I cannot do it. I tried before and failed. I cannot. With dehydration, I don't need to think. I just walk in the desert with the extreme heat. I will get heatstroke and pass out in less than three days. Or less than two days. The body won't stop me, that's what I thought

Everyone's bodies are different and you have no idea how yours will react, and if you are really going into the desert, you will also be in severe pain from the heat of the sun. You will burn and suffer. I'm not saying this method won't work, but it will be excruciating to endure. You will suffer and it will be a long, drawn out process.

If you go ahead with this method, I wish you the best and that at least the peace at the end is worth the torment you will endure.

 

[front of me]

Everyone's bodies are different and you have no idea how yours will react, and if you are really going into the desert, you will also be in severe pain from the heat of the sun. You will burn and suffer. I'm not saying this method won't work, but it will be excruciating to endure. You will suffer and it will be a long, drawn out process.

If you go ahead with this method, I wish you the best and that at least the peace at the end is worth the torment you will endure.

I wanted to know the details that were absent from me so that I would not be shocked by reality with something different

 

[Unwr!tten]

Just like with any method, this one can differ from perdón to person, so even if I share my experience, yours may not be exactly the same.

 

[brokeandbroken]

Rope takes courage, which I don't have
Drowning and jumping are the same thing

After a destructive relationship that ruined my life, I need to go to the desert in order to die there on foot. I would like to know details that I missed in this way.

Hanging, Jumping, Drowning takes seconds to minutes. Jumping and hanging a snap decision and it is over. Drowning takes a few minutes. Dehydrating to death takes days.

 

[front of me]

Hanging, Jumping, Drowning takes seconds to minutes. Jumping and hanging a snap decision and it is over. Drowning takes a few minutes. Dehydrating to death takes days.

The instinct to survive requires great courage. I want to lie to my body and make it explore the desert so that it gets tired and dies in a way.

 

[brokeandbroken]

The instinct to survive requires great courage. I want to lie to my body and make it explore the desert so that it gets tired and dies in a way.

I understand the thought process and I am just saying it is an exceptionally brutal way to die.

 

[front of me]

I understand the thought process and I am just saying it is an exceptionally brutal way to die.

Please explain the details. There are people who have already written that the method is somewhat peaceful and you will lose consciousness within a period of no more than 3 days. If you are walking in a hot place, you cannot even ask for help because you are in an empty place. Death is your fate.

 

[brokeandbroken]

Please explain the details. There are people who have already written that the method is somewhat peaceful and you will lose consciousness within a period of no more than 3 days. If you are walking in a hot place, you cannot even ask for help because you are in an empty place. Death is your fate.

I mean I don't know exactly but I would assume your desire to quench your thirst will literally be overwhelming, your tongue will stick to the roof of your mouth, your head is going to feel like it is going to explode, you will feel unbelievably hot, and then your organ systems are going to start to fail one by one causing pain. Then again from a quick google search this doesn't necessarily appear to be the case... Others may know better.

 

[KowakuNaiNeko]

The situations where dehydration is peaceful is more of speeding up terminal old people who are already on their last legs. It's been a while since I read about it but I remember there being a number of painful symptoms. Hunger seemed like a much more peaceful, though much longer, way to go.

If you're serious about wandering a desert I would think getting lost is necessary. Once your SI kicks in you're going to fight like hell to get back. I definitely wouldn't recommend it but if I had to make a plan I would try to drive out far into the desert and then make my vehicle inoperable somehow. Even then people have survived for extended periods in the desert by drinking animal blood and other desperate measures.

 

[front of me]

The situations where dehydration is peaceful is more of speeding up terminal old people who are already on their last legs. It's been a while since I read about it but I remember there being a number of painful symptoms. Hunger seemed like a much more peaceful, though much longer, way to go.

If you're serious about wandering a desert I would think getting lost is necessary. Once your SI kicks in you're going to fight like hell to get back. I definitely wouldn't recommend it but if I had to make a plan I would try to drive out far into the desert and then make my vehicle inoperable somehow. Even then people have survived for extended periods in the desert by drinking animal blood and other desperate measures.

I want to die, I don't have the courage to rope and drown, I will get heatstroke and lose consciousness if I don't die of dehydration. I want to know every possible detail to face death.

 

[Starry✧･ﾟDaze]

Have you tried it out at home already? I mean stopping to drink.
I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, but this is the only way you can see for yourself if dehydration is too painful for a ctb method or not.
If you don't drink all day and then feel horrible after some hours, I would strongly advise against this method. If you're looking for something peaceful that is.

 

[front of me]

Have you tried it out at home already? I mean stopping to drink.
I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, but this is the only way you can see for yourself if dehydration is too painful for a ctb method or not.
If you don't drink all day and then feel horrible after some hours, I would strongly advise against this method. If you're looking for something peaceful that is.

I tried this week, the first day, 15 hours, the second day, 30 hours, the second day. I felt terror and fear. This is when I am at home. I do not know what my feeling will be like in a land of reality, alone, with a temperature above 40, with an empty desert and animals. Around me, it seems really terrifying, but I see that this way kills something inside me, which is hope, because I will move and explore the desert

 

[277]

Have you ever even had heat exhaustion? That by itself is pretty horrible let alone full blown heat stroke, you'll be reconsidering very hard in an hour or two