Heroin

[TMGS]

Hypothetically if you were able to overdose on Heroin, do you think it'd be a pretty peaceful way to go? I have heard mixed things about this.

 

[Darkover]

i tired it twice it was horrible just drift in and out of consciousness for 8 hours(the comedown is horrible for very little euphoria if any), i imagine a heroin overdose would result in respiratory arrest so you would be gasping for air while turning blue how consciously aware you would be i don't know, but i don't think it would be painless

 

[TMGS]

i tired it twice it was horrible just drift in and out of consciousness for 8 hours(the comedown is horrible for very little euphoria if any), i imagine a heroin overdose would result in respiratory arrest so you would be gasping for air while turning blue how consciously aware you would be i don't know, but i don't think it would be painless

Thank you I was told the opposite, but it was off the forum so I didn't completely trust it.

Do you know if any other hard drugs have any peaceful overdoses, or even overdoses that feel nice?

 

[Darkover]

Do you know if any other hard drugs have any peaceful overdoses?

i don't know of any street drugs that are readily available that you can overdoses peacefully on (fentanyl is the obvious one but it's really hard to get)
i do know olanzapine overdose of around 2000mg could kill you, i only took around 300mg and went into respiratory arrest fell completely unconscious within 5 mins of taking them and never felt a thing completely peaceful.

 

[Pain In The Ass]

i don't know of any street drugs that are readily available that you can overdoses peacefully on (fentanyl is the obvious one but it's really hard to get)
i do know olanzapine overdose of around 2000mg could kill you, i only took around 300mg and went into respiratory arrest fell completely unconscious within 5 mins of taking them and never felt a thing completely peaceful.

so if you hadn't been found, you'd be gone?

 

[Darkover]

so if you hadn't been found, you'd be gone?

you could say that but i don't know for certain just a shame society makes it so hard to kill yourself all they have done is prolonged my suffering on this hellhole earth

 

[Pain In The Ass]

you could say that but i don't know for certain just a shame society makes it so hard to kill yourself all they have done is prolonged my suffering on this hellhole earth

so if you went into R arrest, how would you have recovered without intervention? Can your brain tell the lungs to start breathing again once the OD subsides?

 

[myopybyproxy]

i don't know of any street drugs that are readily available that you can overdoses peacefully on (fentanyl is the obvious one but it's really hard to get)
i do know olanzapine overdose of around 2000mg could kill you, i only took around 300mg and went into respiratory arrest fell completely unconscious within 5 mins of taking them and never felt a thing completely peaceful.

sounds like it would have worked if you combined it with drowning / hanging / jumping

 

[RetroChaos]

i don't know of any street drugs that are readily available that you can overdoses peacefully on (fentanyl is the obvious one but it's really hard to get)
i do know olanzapine overdose of around 2000mg could kill you, i only took around 300mg and went into respiratory arrest fell completely unconscious within 5 mins of taking them and never felt a thing completely peaceful.

I noticed that letter and wording looked like something from the NHS. Was being sanctioned horrible? I'm scared I may end up detained somewhere. Idk what happens.

(Sorry for hijacking the thread slightly)

 

[Darkover]

I noticed that letter and wording looked like something from the NHS. Was being sanctioned horrible? I'm scared I may end up detained somewhere. Idk what happens.

if you've ever been in a psychiatric ward you know that it's an environment calculated to make you crazy and to keep you crazy, there a lot of nasty people in psychiatric wards it's not a safe environment to be in, you're not allowed to have your laptop or phone chargers in room or dorm, the food is awful, the internet service is slow, you have to ask someone to use the showers, the staff won't let anyone talk openly about suicide they tell you to shut up, they force you to take medication with all kind of side effect, they force you to do drug test, they have cameras all around the ward just not in the dorms, you're lock up 24/7 for the first couple of weeks into you get privileges or level, you can't really masturbate, the wards are locked so people have to press a button to ring a bell to come back into the ward that is always going off, you have to watch your property from being stolen, you have to share a toilet with lots of people that is disgusting the toilets don't have toilet seats, uk nhs

i've seen someone throw a table at another person causing them to have a black eye for no reason he was move to another hospital and then he was transfer back to us he was very nasty all the time threatening people with violence, someone got their laptop robbed, a lady use to go into the washing machine room and steal people's clothes and take them to her room many times, i had my ipod and headphones stolen, someone set a fire in there dorm with newspapers, i've seen some kick off by throwing chairs at the walls and windows, some of the people there have really bad body odor, the staff use force to restrain people causing them injuries, you've got staff checking in every room every 15 minutes 24/7 checking to see everyone is okay doing a person count, there is people who talk to themselves out loud, there's drugs in there like cocaine that's how i got started on it, don't get me wrong like 70 percent of the people are decent but only takes a few to make it a horrible place to be, i've been sectioned 3 times twice on a section 2 and once on a section 3

 

[Niko66]

I have a friend who accidentally OD'd on oxycodone, he had to be put on a respirator and was told would have died otherwise was he not found by a family member.

All he told me from the experience was he went to sleep and the next thing he knew was waking up in the hospital so without intervention it would have been a peaceful death. This is purely anecdotal so take that for what it is.

 

[Insomniac]

I think getting heavily drunk and drowning is a thing.

 

[DavesDogDexter]

Thank you I was told the opposite, but it was off the forum so I didn't completely trust it.

Do you know if any other hard drugs have any peaceful overdoses, or even overdoses that feel nice?

Physiologically, I believe heroin/fent is the closest to N - both suppress breathing. For an opiate OD IV admin is the only way to go. You'll never OD just smoking it (although booze and benzos might just do it.) , and need a fair amount of coordination to pull it off if you're going to max on the smoke. also, use a drug testing agent to find out how pure and if there's any fent present. I'm leaning in that direction personally.