Does anyone know if this is a viable method to CTB? Does it hurt?
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Good question. I am desperate to ctb before the year ends. I was hoping I could do it with my blood pressure medications but I know the odds are long. I'm very limited as far as options are concerned.
BridgeJumper
The Arsonist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 1,194
dysphoria
Member
- Aug 4, 2019
- 59
Blood thinners could cause a bleed in the brain, blood pressure medication like beta blockers will give you a splitting headache but may work in huge doses to give you a heart attack. These actions are mostly reversible in an ICU and carry much more risk of partial, long-term injury than death. Plus not exactly a nice overdose to experience. Blood pressure-lowering meds may be useful in a mixed overdose but really best to look elsewhere completely.
k75
L'appel du Vide
- Jun 27, 2019
- 2,548
My grandmother died this way, and it was not pleasant. It caused a brain bleed, and she spent the last hours of her life confused and terrified, convinced she had tried to contact everyone she loved (in reality, she was just sitting in the dark unable to really do anything) and thinking nobody answered because we were all dead or lost. It was extremely traumatic for her. I would not choose this method.
Qbert
Arcanist
- Jan 6, 2019
- 456
Possible it seems but pretty gnarly like @dysphoria points out.
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