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a dog who wants to sleep
- May 2, 2024
- 11
Method
I'd set in motion a dental surgery that I've needed to get for a while now. The surgery requires pre consultation on medical history to make sure the correct amount of general anesthetic is given, as well as making sure any prescriptions don't conflict with said anesthetic. The surgery also requires beforehand fasting in order to prevent nausea and as a result aspiration.
My idea is to forgo these precautions by either simply not fasting or taking a drug beforehand that will negatively interact with the general anesthetic. Or both. The former is easy enough, but the latter requires precise timing. So during the pre surgery consultation, I'd feign anxiety and ask for a "down to the minute" schedule of the day of, so I can "know what to expect".
All that would be left is to prepare my last meal(s) or to obtain the drug and calculate the amount of time it takes to take effect. And how food interacts with it if both precautions are being ignored.
Pros
-Seemingly peaceful, unconscious death if successful
-Few steps
-Already in medical care if unsuccessful
-Nothing inherently illegal about it
-Surgeon and/or assistant(s) might be less susceptible to scarring based on vocational training
Cons
-Potential scarring of surgeon and/or assistant(s) regardless of vocational training
(though this could be mitigated after an autopsy revealing it intentional+note left behind stating as much)
-Could be involuntarily committed if failed and found out
(though I could reincorporate the previously established anxiety and say I mistook the drug for painkillers. And also blame the mandatory fasting as an irritant)
-Already in medical care
I'd set in motion a dental surgery that I've needed to get for a while now. The surgery requires pre consultation on medical history to make sure the correct amount of general anesthetic is given, as well as making sure any prescriptions don't conflict with said anesthetic. The surgery also requires beforehand fasting in order to prevent nausea and as a result aspiration.
My idea is to forgo these precautions by either simply not fasting or taking a drug beforehand that will negatively interact with the general anesthetic. Or both. The former is easy enough, but the latter requires precise timing. So during the pre surgery consultation, I'd feign anxiety and ask for a "down to the minute" schedule of the day of, so I can "know what to expect".
All that would be left is to prepare my last meal(s) or to obtain the drug and calculate the amount of time it takes to take effect. And how food interacts with it if both precautions are being ignored.
Pros
-Seemingly peaceful, unconscious death if successful
-Few steps
-Already in medical care if unsuccessful
-Nothing inherently illegal about it
-Surgeon and/or assistant(s) might be less susceptible to scarring based on vocational training
Cons
-Potential scarring of surgeon and/or assistant(s) regardless of vocational training
(though this could be mitigated after an autopsy revealing it intentional+note left behind stating as much)
-Could be involuntarily committed if failed and found out
(though I could reincorporate the previously established anxiety and say I mistook the drug for painkillers. And also blame the mandatory fasting as an irritant)
-Already in medical care