Is dehydration or VSRD a peaceful way to die?

[front of me]

I have read that death will occur within three days. The first day, the second, a strong desire to drink, severe headaches, the second day, lack of concentration, the third day.Trance, hallucinations, loss of vision, and then fainting seem to be an almost peaceful way

 

[ReversedNthTerm]

severe headaches seem so peaceful (it's not peaceful)

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

don't know your current physical condition. 3 days? that's a pipe dream. you will need assistance. you can try it solo i suppose. won't hurt anybody (including yourself). when i was young, they would say 3 days w/o water, 30 w/o food. i think they left out the part where you actually want to live and are actively searching for subsistence. can take much longer lying in bed staring at the ceiling.

 

[beforeistoolate]

I have read that death will occur within three days. The first day, the second, a strong desire to drink, severe headaches, the second day, lack of concentration, the third day.Trance, hallucinations, loss of vision, and then fainting seem to be an almost peaceful way

As someone who has tried it I can tell you is not. The worst side effect which you haven't mention is painful swallowing or inability to do so by having little to no saliva in your mouth, which also won't let you fall asleep. I think the only way to maybe die peacefully from dehydration is by doing it really fast, either in very hot conditions or after intense physical exertion or a combination of both. I still wouldn't try it.

 

[front of me]

don't know your current physical condition. 3 days? that's a pipe dream. you will need assistance. you can try it solo i suppose. won't hurt anybody (including yourself). when i was young, they would say 3 days w/o water, 30 w/o food. i think they left out the part where you actually want to live and are actively searching for subsistence. can take much longer lying in bed staring at the ceiling.

I will do it in desert

As someone who has tried it I can tell you is not. The worst side effect which you haven't mention is painful swallowing or inability to do so by having little to no saliva in your mouth, which also won't let you fall asleep. I think the only way to maybe die peacefully from dehydration is by doing it really fast, either in very hot conditions or after intense physical exertion or a combination of both. I still wouldn't try it.

How many days you try it I really know that dehydration in a moderate or cold place will take more than a week without physical activity, but with a desert and physical activity, it will take less than 3 days. I wanted to know some details that I am missing

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

if that is what you choose, then that is your right. peace be with you.

 

[CW36]

This is all very fanciful I'm afraid. You won't achieve death by dehydration unless you're given drugs and supported in a hospice setting. Prolonged pain, endless opportunities for SI to take over, and when you reach coma stage, well, it'll be on and off, so if someone finds you during such a time, you'll be saved or taken, depending on your viewpoint.

 

[front of me]

This is all very fanciful I'm afraid. You won't achieve death by dehydration unless you're given drugs and supported in a hospice setting. Prolonged pain, endless opportunities for SI to take over, and when you reach coma stage, well, it'll be on and off, so if someone finds you during such a time, you'll be saved or taken, depending on your viewpoint.

I did not understand what you mean by my imagination. I thought a lot that the rope is terrifying and requires courage, and failure leads to its disability. The same talk with jumping. Perhaps drowning does not have a chance to live. Yes, I see that dehydration in a desert with a strong sun is a good idea and It is not imaginary. With the heat, you will lose 10 percent of your body weight with water within a few hours, and reach the stage of death and delirium during the first two days, as I have seen with many opinions and stories.

 

[CW36]

I did not understand what you mean by my imagination. I thought a lot that the rope is terrifying and requires courage, and failure leads to its disability. The same talk with jumping. Perhaps drowning does not have a chance to live. Yes, I see that dehydration in a desert with a strong sun is a good idea and It is not imaginary. With the heat, you will lose 10 percent of your body weight with water within a few hours, and reach the stage of death and delirium during the first two days, as I have seen with many opinions and stories.

Okay, there are threads of people about dehydration here and people who have attempted it. I suggest reading their accounts. The most famous case is of this marathon runner.

How we survive: I was lost in the desert for nine and a half days – and sustained myself with raw bats and urine

In 1994, Mauro Prosperi was running an ultramarathon through the Sahara when he was blown off course by a sandstorm. Alone and dangerously dehydrated, he found nourishment in unexpected places

www.google.com

10 Days ~ in the desert, drinking his own urine and bats blood. So desperate he tries to cut himself and bleed out (but he can't). And you can argue that he didn't want to die, but with dehydration and the delierium stage, your subconscious will take over and find you water against your freethinking will. Bear Grylls covered his story in a documentary called 'Eacape From Hell'. He survived and he had a long road to recovery form all the damage sustained to all his organs, not to the mention the rest.

Now if you're really that far from water or people, it could work sure. But you will suffer many stages of agony before you pass on. I take it you've read them in detail?

As for hanging, jumping and Drowning. Every method can fail. No method is full proof and without risk of permanent injury (that's the very nature of CTB). If you survive severe dehydration you could well end up worse off than surviving a hanging attempt. And full suspension hanging has a higher success rate than than drowning. So I'm not sure where you're getti your facts, but I suggest researching these topics more.

I understand your psychology, in that dehydration is a passive method and involves no active violence, but the reality is dehydration would take Godlike willpower and even with so, it's our of your hands after a while. It will be so unpredictable and uncomfortable. Any of the other methods you mentioned would be far more merciful. They'd be quick and decisive and far.more merciful.

The reality is very different from reading it on a computer and attempting. I'm not trying to patronise you and I'm not pro life, I'm pro choice. I'm just trying to warn you that this method is one of the worst, alongside starvation and drinking bleach. There's a reason why it isn't popular and almost unheard of outside of a hospital setting. I'd urge you to consi other methods that make much more sense.

 

[front of me]

Okay, there are threads of people about dehydration here and people who have attempted it. I suggest reading their accounts. The most famous case is of this marathon runner.

How we survive: I was lost in the desert for nine and a half days – and sustained myself with raw bats and urine

In 1994, Mauro Prosperi was running an ultramarathon through the Sahara when he was blown off course by a sandstorm. Alone and dangerously dehydrated, he found nourishment in unexpected places

www.google.com

10 Days ~ in the desert, drinking his own urine and bats blood. So desperate he tries to cut himself and bleed out (but he can't). And you can argue that he didn't want to die, but with dehydration and the delierium stage, your subconscious will take over and find you water against your freethinking will. Bear Grylls covered his story in a documentary called 'Eacape From Hell'. He survived and he had a long road to recovery form all the damage sustained to all his organs, not to the mention the rest.

Now if you're really that far from water or people, it could work sure. But you will suffer many stages of agony before you pass on. I take it you've read them in detail?

As for hanging, jumping and Drowning. Every method can fail. No method is full proof and without risk of permanent injury (that's the very nature of CTB). If you survive severe dehydration you could well end up worse off than surviving a hanging attempt. And full suspension hanging has a higher success rate than than drowning. So I'm not sure where you're getti your facts, but I suggest researching these topics more.

I understand your psychology, in that dehydration is a passive method and involves no active violence, but the reality is dehydration would take Godlike willpower and even with so, it's our of your hands after a while. It will be so unpredictable and uncomfortable. Any of the other methods you mentioned would be far more merciful. They'd be quick and decisive and far.more merciful.

The reality is very different from reading it on a computer and attempting. I'm not trying to patronise you and I'm not pro life, I'm pro choice. I'm just trying to warn you that this method is one of the worst, alongside starvation and drinking bleach. There's a reason why it isn't popular and almost unheard of outside of a hospital setting. I'd urge you to consi other methods that make much more sense.

no active violence
You are right

There are no lots of choices
Just rope and Dehydration to death

Maybe SN But I don't like that I have a stomach that will vomit

I chose dehydration because it does not depend on one brave step to die

 

[CW36]

I understand your thinking, I do, cause I was the same, but I had to face the reality eventually, that there was good reason why dehydration and starvation we're viable methods. One brave step is easier mentally and physically, than dragging out a slow death over many days. Hanging is the most popular method worldwide as a whole, and there's good reason for it. It's quick and efficient. And as you say, one brave step is all that's required (especially with Full). I'd suggest it would take the willpower of a saint to make dehydration work in the outside world, and then you need luck on top of that. So hanging, unconscious seconds, prob a minute max. Yeah the idea of poisoning doesn't appeal to me either. Poisoning is to me, what hanging is to others. I want a bold, brave, decisive exit, and hanging definitely comes under that bracket. It'll be quick, because I've done my research and I've got a good setup. I'm waiting around for other personal reasons right now.

 

[front of me]

I understand your thinking, I do, cause I was the same, but I had to face the reality eventually, that there was good reason why dehydration and starvation we're viable methods. One brave step is easier mentally and physically, than dragging out a slow death over many days. Hanging is the most popular method worldwide as a whole, and there's good reason for it. It's quick and efficient. And as you say, one brave step is all that's required (especially with Full). I'd suggest it would take the willpower of a saint to make dehydration work in the outside world, and then you need luck on top of that. So hanging, unconscious seconds, prob a minute max.

But I forgot that in the event of failure, you will be disabled forever, and this does not exist in the dehydration method I'm actually afraid how many failures in hanging

 

[CW36]

But I forgot that in the event of failure, you will be disabled forever, and this does not exist in the dehydration method I'm actually afraid how many failures in hanging

Full Hanging only fails, if the rope breaks or you're taken down before death. If you survive a serious failed dehydration, all your organs will be damaged, including the high probability of strokes to the brain. Most methods lead down the same paths, so don't think that be any method is without serious risk as that is very naive thinking.