You should wait until you get out. If you attempt to CBT you will likely be kept there for forever.
You should wait until you get out. If you attempt to CBT you will likely be kept there for forever.
Use ligature strangulation. You need a pen, a shoestring and a plastic bag.
More info: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/tourniquet-method-guide.1203/#post-13761
More info: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/tourniquet-method-guide.1203/#post-13761
There is almost always a way to kill yourself. It's just insanely more difficult in a mental hospital and it doesn't helpSurvival Instinct is the strongest instinct twists anything lethal
Will be very difficult . I think ligature strangulation is really difficult to do, hard to compress the arteries . Maybe better to wait til you leave
Nah. Not at all, I made a video on how to do it. It's just uncomfortable. But of course you'll trash around and the tourniquet will untie, and you'll wake up if you're not using it with another method (like a plastic bag, or drowning). You can also tie knots around your neck till you pass out.
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All that happens when I try this method is compression of jugular veins causing the exploding head feeling and petechiae on face. No feeling of faintness . If left on like this not sure if it would work or just cause a stroke due to back pressure of blood in brain
I'm unclear how it compresses the carotid arteries before the veins , as the veins need a much lower pressure to close. Does it depend on weight , neck size , how tight tourniquet is ? It suggested to be an easy method in Five Last Acts but isn't mentioned in the PPH
You need to turn the pen until you start feeling dizzy, it doesn't matter if you feel pain. Turn it even if you do feel pain. You can't do it comfortably. That's how I did it in the video, and my neck skin still hurts. You stop turning it only when you're about to faint, if you're not feeling dizzy you keep turning it.
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I never tried this, but I guess you could tie many strings around your neck until you get the pressure necessary to close the arteries. And they wouldn't untie, so there would be no need for a plastic bag. This person did it this way.
TheGoodGuy
Visionary
- Aug 27, 2018
- 2,999
Omg fuck this world run by tyrannical governments where they LITERALLY force you to live! If a person wants to die it is THEIR choice!!! No one asked to be born!
Caustic Cardinals
Enlightened
- Sep 1, 2018
- 1,339
whatmattersmost
Gone to HANG.
- Sep 10, 2018
- 224
Duqu
Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!
- Aug 27, 2018
- 452
How the hell are you guys getting access to the internet from a mental hospital? I was in for a few days of March/April this year and you don't get SHIT. Not even a phone unless you're using one of the staff phones that are tethered to the nurse's station and they stand and watch/listen. No shoe strings, no bags, no way to KTB via asphyxiation. They wouldn't even let me have my "baby blanket" (why yes, I'm 30 and still sleep with one, STFU). No strings in pants or sweatshirts they remove them. No cell phones no computers no internet.
bigj75
“From Knowledge springs power."
- Sep 1, 2018
- 2,540
I was able to ALMOST ctb in the hospital. I was able to find a method to do partial hanging. But a nurse came in before I was expecting another check and caught me
Duqu
Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!
- Aug 27, 2018
- 452
Not here! I've been in 4 in this state, one in the midwest and not even a STATE psych institution (which are supposedly hellholes so trying my best to avoid that...) and NONE of them have allowed internet access at all. Phones have always been very limited and no cell phones at all it gets locked up with all your stuff. One place I went to wouldn't even let you wear your own clothes/underwear, you had to wear scrubs and whatever underwear they gave you.
ETA hell at the last place I was at we weren't even allowed to wear WATCHES which was driving me up the wall because the only clocks are in the group room and at the nurses station which was FAR from my room and I couldn't tell if I had slept or if I had been hallucinating because I couldn't tell if any time had gone by (I had gone for over a month of almost no sleep; prior to being admitted 8 days in a row with none at all) and I have mobility issues and they wouldn't let me have my forearm crutch either so I had to slowly drag myself along the wall to and from the end of the hallway where my room was to the nurses station to check the time all night long.
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DarkTear
Member
- Aug 1, 2018
- 63
I managed to get a cell phone in there at one of my stays, but I made the mistake to call my parents. They called the station and it was gone a few minutes later (even tough I burried the phone in a flower pot standing on the corridor, lol). Guess I wasn't the first one who choose this hiding place. :)
Moth
Resident waste of space
- Sep 17, 2018
- 68
Ohh shit, millview hospital, I've been there, I was on that ward a couple months ago. They've really cracked down on suicide proofing that place.
