Marian
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- Jun 14, 2019
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I have thought of many other ways, but this is where I am most familiar.
But I do not know if it's the safest, please.
But I do not know if it's the safest, please.
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You'll bleed out. Highly unlikely you'll die, it'll be painful but its gonna be extremely slow.
The success rate for people who do that is very low.
Lethality of suicide methods:
lostallhope.com
Another one:
www.hsph.harvard.edu
Lethality of suicide methods:
Most lethal methods of suicide | Lost All Hope: The web's leading suicide resource
Information on most lethal methods of suicide, and how they have been ranked in terms of pain. Plus info on things to consider before trying popular methods.
Lethality of Suicide Methods
What Governs Lethality? A number of factors are theorized to influence the lethality of a given method. The first is inherent deadliness. For example, car exhaust with a high CO level will be more …
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Cutting can be very effective if you do it right. Just ask Pavel Mateev: https://www.foxnews.com/world/boy-1...h-chainsaw-after-losing-computer-game-reports
On a serious note, I've read that cutting has been used by some suicidal MDs. Apparently it can actually work (even without head removal) if you were trained in where vital blood vessels happen to be. I don't know if being an amateur cutter makes one as qualified as a surgeon though.
On a serious note, I've read that cutting has been used by some suicidal MDs. Apparently it can actually work (even without head removal) if you were trained in where vital blood vessels happen to be. I don't know if being an amateur cutter makes one as qualified as a surgeon though.
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