Method New Member with Dosage Question

[scorpio19th]

I'm 71 years old, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis almost 20 years ago, and recently lost my husband after 38 years together. I never had children, and I've always known I'd be alone when my time came.

I currently weigh 135 pounds. I always have diazepam on hand for my anxiety, and I have zantac and Gran Marnier.

A year ago I did my research thru PPH then purchased 180x amitriptyline 50mg tablets (9,000 mg) and stashed them in my fridge for safekeeping. Now I can't locate my research and verify that is enough.

Can someone please help me with my calculations? Thanks.

 

[bukowski]

If you are asking how to access the PPH it can be found here:

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/list-of-resources.3/

 

[LegaliseIt!]

If you are asking how to access the PPH it can be found here:

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/list-of-resources.3/

It would be unethical for another person to advise you on specific actions or dosages, but I am sad to hear that you have reached a place where you are seeking this information. There are certainly other people with chronic illnesses here. Feel free to vent about that any time. Lots of caring souls here.

 

[Moonicide]

Sorry to hear about your loss, love. My heart goes out to you... I hope our resources can help provide you with comfort and peace.

 

[AnonymousS]

I'm 71 years old, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis almost 20 years ago, and recently lost my husband after 38 years together. I never had children, and I've always known I'd be alone when my time came.

I currently weigh 135 pounds. I always have diazepam on hand for my anxiety, and I have zantac and Gran Marnier.

A year ago I did my research thru PPH then purchased 180x amitriptyline 50mg tablets (9,000 mg) and stashed them in my fridge for safekeeping. Now I can't locate my research and verify that is enough.

Can someone please help me with my calculations? Thanks.

Amitriptyline is usually effective in a large overdose, alcohol will augment the effect. It usually causes slowed breathing till your breathing stops. By this time the person is usually asleep. I am not giving tips, just that i once took 56 X 50mg tablets many years ago. I was discovered, an ambulance was called and woke up in hospital. Apparently i had stopped breathing and was intubated. Obviously i survived due to bad timing, this was a long time ago. All i remember is getting very drowsy, then coming round after i was in ITU.