dontwakemeup

dontwakemeup

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Nov 11, 2024
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Every year at my annual, I only have 1 request from my Dr. Please sign my DNR-CC. I've had this doctor for years and I completely understand advance directives. He keeps refusing and saying I'm too young! I just want out of here! I can't do another year of this! I think he thinks I'll attempt again, that is highly likely but I have rights too! Once we survive an attempt, are we no longer able to make these decisions? Are we forever labeled "suicidal?" Anyone have an experience with this? Whether he signs I or not, I will attempt at some point regardless!
 
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MyTimeIsUp

Perhaps I'll be important when I'm long gone?
Feb 27, 2024
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Even if it was signed, if you tried to kill yourself, they would still try to resuscitate you. .

You answered your own question really. You know why he won't - because you have a history of trying to kill yourself and you're too young - pretty standard from a doctors perspective - it would be unethical of him to do that, don't you think?

We probably are labeled suicidal forever, yeah. If you have a long history of something, it'll always be there. Just the way it is.

I'm 35 years old with a long history of trying to kill myself so it wouldn't be a surprise to anyone, especially given the shit I'm currently going through.

It's your choice if you want to end your life. Having a do not resuscitate isn't going to change that fact. Merely make sure you're not going to be found, simple.
 

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