last time only took 8 and i horrified that in still alive, it took me a lot of pushing to even swallow but once i got the first one in i got the rest in, anyway, how could i ctb this time correctly?
HypoxicHeaven
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- Oct 26, 2023
- 44
ctb with tylenol would take much more, and would be very painful
HypoxicHeaven
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- Oct 26, 2023
- 44
at least 20,000 mgs
however, like I said, this would be a very painful death, and will take days
you are better off slitting your throat as it would be much less painful
I was taking 40 Tylenols a day for over a month when I was younger, hoping to make some damage and it just made me sleepy. It won't work.
IsThisEverything
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- Nov 1, 2023
- 88
Read the suicide resources compilation pinned thread. Tylenol OD is grim. Painful and drawn out over days, if it even kills you.
I'm still going to try, at least I'll have something to distract me maybe and something weird about me is… I kinda like being sick, resting so close to death
Thanks
Thanks
FunkoGatito
May death's cold hand be softer than the men's.
- Oct 22, 2023
- 11
Hey. Last year I took over 30 000mg of tylenol.
Can confirm : it is hell. I almost needed a new liver. Frankly I wish I had gotten a new one because now my body is fucked. Puked a bunch of stuff in my lungs which reduced my lung capacity even more. Eating can be painful for no reason now. Digestion is tough depending on what I eat. It just goes on. This was a year ago.
I can't begin to describe how horrible the actual overdose was. It is truly the worst pain I've ever been in. It's not something that can be described. It hurts everywhere inside. It's like there's a storm inside of you. There's pressure outwards but inwards too. And the smell. The smell still haunts me when I somehow smell it at times. My heart began beating so fast that I couldn't breath fast enough to keep up. Time was going so fast but so slow. Every second felt like hours until I passed out. I saw visions of me as a child before passing out. Mind you, passing out itself took hours of me agonizing in my bed. I woke up after, screamed some shit, got taken by paramedics and passed out again. Well, I thought I passed out, but I might've just blacked out, because apparently I was hell of a storm in the hospital and in the ambulance. I can't really take pills anymore because it makes me spiral. It's not worth it. It's traumatizing. It's horrible. It's hours of hell passing like days. It was mixed with edibles too.
Can confirm : it is hell. I almost needed a new liver. Frankly I wish I had gotten a new one because now my body is fucked. Puked a bunch of stuff in my lungs which reduced my lung capacity even more. Eating can be painful for no reason now. Digestion is tough depending on what I eat. It just goes on. This was a year ago.
I can't begin to describe how horrible the actual overdose was. It is truly the worst pain I've ever been in. It's not something that can be described. It hurts everywhere inside. It's like there's a storm inside of you. There's pressure outwards but inwards too. And the smell. The smell still haunts me when I somehow smell it at times. My heart began beating so fast that I couldn't breath fast enough to keep up. Time was going so fast but so slow. Every second felt like hours until I passed out. I saw visions of me as a child before passing out. Mind you, passing out itself took hours of me agonizing in my bed. I woke up after, screamed some shit, got taken by paramedics and passed out again. Well, I thought I passed out, but I might've just blacked out, because apparently I was hell of a storm in the hospital and in the ambulance. I can't really take pills anymore because it makes me spiral. It's not worth it. It's traumatizing. It's horrible. It's hours of hell passing like days. It was mixed with edibles too.
penguinl0v3s
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- Nov 1, 2023
- 798
Don't take it Jesus Christ.
"Death occurs in about 0.1% of cases."
"In both the United States and the United Kingdom it is the most common cause of acute liver failure."
"Other forms of liver support have been used including partial liver transplants. These techniques have the advantage of supporting the patient while their own liver regenerates. Once liver function returns immunosuppressive drugs are commenced and they have to take immunosuppressive medication for the rest of their lives."
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"Death occurs in about 0.1% of cases."
"In both the United States and the United Kingdom it is the most common cause of acute liver failure."
"Other forms of liver support have been used including partial liver transplants. These techniques have the advantage of supporting the patient while their own liver regenerates. Once liver function returns immunosuppressive drugs are commenced and they have to take immunosuppressive medication for the rest of their lives."
