wisp
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- Oct 19, 2023
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My dog, I know that if I died no one would take care of it, sooner or later they would give it away to some other family or it would be abandoned. The idea destroys me, I only live for my dog
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What tools would you use if you were in the UK?"Because i don't have the right tools in the shed".
Why do we have to suffer on our way out? That is ludacris, if the possibility for a peaceful exit is there.
There is one surefire method, that i know works, and there is no backing out of if done right. Drowning.
But i know how peaceful barbiturates are, and how peaceful an opiod/opiate are. So why not feel good, when leaving this world.
So i am searching for the last tools, so i can finish the job.
But living in the western world, trust me.. We don't have access to many methods. A gun to the head, would be pain free. But US is the only country, where it can be done legally. And you are stock with your passport.
If i lived in the UK, i would have no problem whatsoever getting the right tools. But sadly i don't know anyone from the UK, that can help me with the things i need. Scandinavia is probably one of the worst countries in the world, if we are talking about sourcing for methods.
I was considering Switzerland (dignitas). I guess i can be seen as one of the lucky ones in the sense thay i have a terminal disease and should get accepted. The only downside is the logistics of it. In total it will cost me 14,000 pounds. I'm almost in a wheelchair, so making it over there is difficult. I ll need to plan three months in advance to get the green light. Due to my illness, i lose a little bit more of my function every month, so i need to time it perfectly. If i lose the ability to use my hands before i get to Switzerland, then i won't be able to administer the cocktail and I'll lose my opportunity. I can't bring any family members with me as they may face prosecution on their return to the UK. How shitty is that!? So the downside is that I'll die in a foreign land, on my own. I adore my mum, and i know that her not being there for my final moments will break her heart.MAID is an option for foreigners in Belgium, for physical and mental disorders. Pegasus in Switzerland probably assist everybody who pays
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I reached out to peagasus and they originally emailed back asking what my condition was and when I said damage from medications they didn't email backMAID is an option for foreigners in Belgium, for physical and mental disorders. Pegasus in Switzerland probably assist everybody who pays
Welcome to Pegasos – Pegasos Swiss Association
pegasos-association.com
I was considering Switzerland (dignitas). I guess i can be seen as one of the lucky ones in the sense thay i have a terminal disease and should get accepted. The only downside is the logistics of it. In total it will cost me 14,000 pounds. I'm almost in a wheelchair, so making it over there is difficult. I ll need to plan three months in advance to get the green light. Due to my illness, i lose a little bit more of my function every month, so i need to time it perfectly. If i lose the ability to use my hands before i get to Switzerland, then i won't be able to administer the cocktail and I'll lose my opportunity. I can't bring any family members with me as they may face prosecution on their return to the UK. How shitty is that!? So the downside is that I'll die in a foreign land, on my own. I adore my mum, and i know that her not being there for my final moments will break her heart.
This is why I'm looking at other methods. Death in the next few months is an inevitability, the only difference is how i go. I'm currently looking at full suspension as my number one option. At least this way she'll be able to bury her son. They cremate in dignitas
Yeah drowning would but it looks like a good option with the rough seas where I live. But the Si would be huge I thinkBecause drowning in the sea at night takes a lot of guts. I will be going through with it this year or the year after this one. Just have to pluck up the courage.
Thats an absolutely horrible thing for them to do. My greatest sympathies go out to youI can't bring any family members with me as they may face prosecution on their return to the UK
I think you need deeply explain what kind of damage and ping them.I reached out to peagasus and they originally emailed back asking what my condition was and when I said damage from medications they didn't email back
What country are you in and do you all ready have access to a firearm?for me im scared of failing, i plan to ctb via firearm and i really dont wanna fail because i know how mentally and physically traumatic the after math could be if i survive... i also fear that if gods real that i would be punished for it despite the fact that ive given life so many chances and i just want to finally rest without a single worry. im contemplating on doing it soon, sometime before april 18th, im trying my best to just force myself to do it because im such a wuss
thank you. I know its shameful. The UK is suppose to be progressive, it's nothing more than a jokeThats an absolutely horrible thing for them to do. My greatest sympathies go out to you