Help I really dont know if I should do it like this

[__dystop1a__]

I don't know how do I start this but I had some attempts before with just pills and I actually had to go to the hospital where they they did me a gastric lavage and they gave me activated charcoal. Because I took maybe like 140mg of escitaloprám when I read online that it can kill you if you take more than 60mg or you can end up in a coma.
So my question is, can those pills if I take way more, kill me?

 

[Worndown]

Not being found helps too. Manage your alone time.

 

[__dystop1a__]

Not being found helps too. Manage your alone time.

What?

 

[Kusogaki]

I think what they're implying is when you do take those pills make sure that you know that you'll be alone for hours so you're not found and treated.

 

[Worndown]

Not being found. Manage your alone time.

If you are not found soon, no ambulance ride, no activated charcoal, no recovery.

This goes for all methods. Make sure you are alone for enough time to succeed.

 

[__dystop1a__]

Not being found. Manage your alone time.

If you are not found soon, no ambulance ride, no activated charcoal, no recovery.

This goes for all methods. Make sure you are alone for enough time to succeed.

But my question is if those pills can actually kill me

 

[Worndown]

Google the pills and look at the pharmacology and toxicity levels based on your weight. Not exciting reading, but it is information you need.

 

[__dystop1a__]

Google the pills and look at the pharmacology and toxicity levels based on your weight. Not exciting reading, but it is information you need.

Thank you

 

[jxt2024]

Do not do this
Do proper research beforehand
A Google search says ld50(amount 50% of subjects die) is anywhere from 300-2000, amount far below what you have
Any chance of survival may result in lifelong damage
Plan properly, no impulse

 

[Timothy7dff]

Pills are unreliable. Just because something can kill you doesn't mean it will.

 

[kyhoti]

Different people respond to chemicals in different ways. When I was using, I used what I thought was a stout amount. When the ER docs and my primary care physician found out how much I used, and for how long, they told me that I was basically OD'ing every day. They couldn't understand how I had lived through that many ODs.