N arrived but I have no Anti Emetics? Also how to give family passwords to my financials without making it obvious I want to ctb?

[watermelonsugaré]

I've got a decent amount of money in the bank and want to give my family the email and passwords to my investments and information about my bank accounts so they can have access to my money after my death but I feel like it will make them suspicious of my intentions to ctb if I do that. What do you think I should do? I had the idea of writing them down in the farewell note or in a timed email but not sure.

Also how do I convince my doctor to give me anti emetics?

Also is there a cross tolerance between N and opioids? I want to try a few different drugs before I kick the bucket but I'm worried it might affect the N

 

[Graytaichi]

N doesnt need Anti Emetics.hower
Its a luxury item.N is mesnt to put pets to sleep.just pop in the N and let it do its own work. Drink direct from any sewerage water to test your abiliy not to vomit.

 

[watermelonsugaré]

N doesnt need Anti Emetics.hower
Its a luxury item.N is mesnt to put pets to sleep.just pop in the N and let it do its own work. Drink direct from any sewerage water to test your abiliy not to vomit.

I wouldn't want to risk brain damage to be honest, I'd rather get some AE to ensure death than to end up as a vegetable. I just want to have the highest chance of escaping this hell

 

[OldDrummer]

I've got a decent amount of money in the bank and want to give my family the email and passwords to my investments and information about my bank accounts so they can have access to my money after my death

Make a will - I'm not sure what country you're in, but see a solicitor to make sure it's legal. In Ireland, all you need are two non-beneficiaries to sign as witness to your signature.

The executor of your will (who you will name) will have access to your bank accounts etc as to your intentions as put down in the will.

Also is there a cross tolerance between N and opioids?

Yes, and alcohol. If you're not a long term (ab)user, then no problems as long as you are sensible at the end.

 

[watermelonsugaré]

Make a will - I'm not sure what country you're in, but see a solicitor to make sure it's legal. In Ireland, all you need are two non-beneficiaries to sign as witness to your signature.

The executor of your will (who you will name) will have access to your bank accounts etc as to your intentions as put down in the will.


Yes, and alcohol. If you're not a long term (ab)user, then no problems as long as you are sensible at the end.

I don't drink and I've never done any opioids before but I figured it could be fun to try it once or twice before I'm gone foreva

 

[Starchaser]

You can schedule e-mails with the necessary infos for them.
Or just print the documents and store it on a place that they will see when u're gone

 

[lostmylove]

Get a will and make sure it's legally enforceable that they can keep that money, maybe even an accountant. Don't let banker parasites and any police scum try stop them getting the money.

Simply giving password to bank won't look good, if they tried to wire it out after your death the bank may flag it as an un authorized transaction and they'll get nothing. You need instructions in writing .

 

[rationaltake]

I found it surprisingly easy to make a will in my country.

 

[Al_stargate]

I'll likely have no AE as well. Couldn't get em from my shrink. I've read there are some online pharmacy that sell them but don't wanna wait weeks. I've seen some users here taking dramamine motion sickness tablets, it's not recommended but I guess better than nothing.

In regards to financials, do some research on the laws in your country, you can probably find good info just by internet search. You don't want the state to take away your money or who knows what can happen.

 

[yonina]

I would schedule an email with the necessary info to send after. Financials would best be handled having someone added as a beneficiary to your account(s) rather than a will. If wills are worded incorrectly they can very easily become a legal battle for your family. If you do make a will I would see about contacting an estate lawyer to make sure the wording is legally airtight.

 

[OldDrummer]

I'll likely have no AE as well. Couldn't get em from my shrink.

If you've got N, I wouldn't risk it without AE. DM me if you need advice.

 

[Hercules]

You need to see an attorney and set up a will or trust to make sure that your wishes are respected. If you don't have one of these, your estate will have to go through probate which is expensive and time consuming. The state may not necessarily honour your wishes if it goes through probate. They could decide in favor of another relative who challenges it instead of deciding in favor of your beneficiary.

You can also set up a Totten Trust for your bank accounts. You have to go to the bank and fill out a form, and the bank will add a beneficiary to your account. After your death, your beneficiary just has to show them a copy of your death certificate, and the bank will give them the money. It doesn't have to go through probate.

Writing a note saying you want your money and property to go to a certain person isn't legally binding and won't be honored. The bank will not give your money to someone without a legal document saying that they are entitled to it.

It is a bad idea to give someone the password to your bank account .If someone were to use your password to to wire money out of your account after your death, it would look suspicious, and if they get caught, they will get in legal trouble.

I don't understand why you think that your family will be suspicious if you get your affairs in order. It is smart to plan ahead and to get your affairs in order. People do it all the time.

You can give copies of all your important documents to an attorney. After your death, he will contact your beneficiary and make sure they will receive it

 

[watermelonsugaré]

You need to see an attorney and set up a will or trust to make sure that your wishes are respected. If you don't have one of these, your estate will have to go through probate which is expensive and time consuming. The state may not necessarily honour your wishes if it goes through probate. They could decide in favor of another relative who challenges it instead of deciding in favor of your beneficiary.

You can also set up a Totten Trust for your bank accounts. You have to go to the bank and fill out a form, and the bank will add a beneficiary to your account. After your death, your beneficiary just has to show them a copy of your death certificate, and the bank will give them the money. It doesn't have to go through probate.

Writing a note saying you want your money and property to go to a certain person isn't legally binding and won't be honored. The bank will not give your money to someone without a legal document saying that they are entitled to it.

It is a bad idea to give someone the password to your bank account .If someone were to use your password to to wire money out of your account after your death, it would look suspicious, and if they get caught, they will get in legal trouble.

I don't understand why you think that your family will be suspicious if you get your affairs in order. It is smart to plan ahead and to get your affairs in order. People do it all the time.

You can give copies of all your important documents to an attorney. After your death, he will contact your beneficiary and make sure they will receive it

I'm in my 20s lol, and my family knows that I am looking to ctb, it will cause some red flags for sure if I start getting my affairs in order. I'm thinking about just making an account in my mothers name and wiring the money to that account without telling her. Then before I ctb I'll send her a timed email with all the info of said account.

 

[BrokenBliss]

I'm in my 20s lol, and my family knows that I am looking to ctb, it will cause some red flags for sure if I start getting my affairs in order. I'm thinking about just making an account in my mothers name and wiring the money to that account without telling her. Then before I ctb I'll send her a timed email with all the info of said account.

You would not be able to set up an account for your mother. Do as others are saying re a will or trust. Passwords, account numbers and such with a timed email. Just make sure not to send it ahead of time accidentally.

 

[Hercules]

I'm in my 20s lol, and my family knows that I am looking to ctb, it will cause some red flags for sure if I start getting my affairs in order. I'm thinking about just making an account in my mothers name and wiring the money to that account without telling her. Then before I ctb I'll send her a timed email with all the info of said account.

You really should see an attorney and set up a will or trust. You don't have to tell your family that you went to see an attorney. The attorney can't tell anyone that you went to see him or the reason. There is attorney -client privilege. He could be disbarred if he broke that. The attorney will not find it suspicious that you are only in your 20s' and want to get your affairs in order. Everyone over 18 should have something set up just in case. People go to attorneys all the time to set up a will or trust. He will be used to this

The bank won't let you set up an account in someone else's name without them being present. You can go to the bank and tell them you want to add your mother to the account as a beneficiary. She will then be able to close the account and get your money after your death.