Help Would a "Exit Bag" combined with Zopiclone work to die?

[Kuschu]

Hey,

would a garbage bag with a not too tight elastic band and a painter´s mask combined with 5x7.5mg of Zopiclone be enough to kill someone?

 

[nobodycaresaboutme]

Exit bags are not garbage bags. If you attempt this, your body almost unconsciously starts to writhe to tear the bag or put the mask off due to high pressure of CO2 (Hypercapnia). I strongly advise against it.

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[58Alice85]

If benzos work i assume z-drugs would work too?
I have heard stories about if you take zopiclone, and you can somehow stay awake, you will experience bizarre hallucinations.

 

[Kuschu]

If benzos work i assume z-drugs would work too?
I have heard stories about if you take zopiclone, and you can somehow stay awake, you will experience bizarre hallucinations.

I take Zopiclone sometimes, just 15mg max to fall asleep after. I never had hallucinations.

Exit bags are not garbage bags. If you attempt this, your body almost unconsciously starts to writhe to tear the bag or put the mask off due to high pressure of CO2 (Hypercapnia). I strongly advise against it.

Welcome to Sanctioned Suicide. I'm sorry your life leads you to this site. I have to tell that to die is not so easy, unfortunately. We are providing resources for those who are contemplating suicide such as suicide resource compilation thread or recovery section. Please interact with us and inform yourself here. Whatever decision you finally take, I hope you find what you are looking for. Sending a hug

Life is hard sometimes. I´m just searching for a way when it gets too much to handle, it would calm me down... somehow.

But if I would put the bag on the head, leaving 2 thumbs between the neck and the garbagebag, just to breathe until the Zopiclone works, wouldn´t that work?

 

[58Alice85]

Yeah if the zopiclone puts you to sleep i think what you are describing will work
now that i think about it the story about the hallucinations was someone on zolpidem not zopiclone
he describes it as
"As the effects keep coming up over the next 10 mins or so, relaxation becomes more pronounced. There is a feeling of beeing light and free and worries/anxieties are swept away. Skin feels different, almost fuzzy. Movement in the peripheral vision increases and spreads to entire field of vision. As long as I constantly look around the room nothing is unusual but as soon as I keep still and stare at the same point strange things happen: Patterns on floor, wallpaper, furniture etc. start to breathe and move in wave-like motions. Curtains seem to move in a light breeze of wind. Objects in the room are moving, but without going anywhere. Entire surfaces like floors or walls can become completely liquified and it looks so real I sometimes touch the wall/floor, almost expecting my fingers to melt into it. Strong light looks odd and fuzzy. Every strong source of light leaves afterimages and tracers normally not seen. If all light is turned off for a long while and then suddenly turned on, it is not unpleasant, but seem to fade in slowly without hurting the eyes."

 

[Kuschu]

Yeah if the zopiclone puts you to sleep i think what you are describing will work
now that i think about it the story about the hallucinations was someone on zolpidem not zopiclone
he describes it as
"As the effects keep coming up over the next 10 mins or so, relaxation becomes more pronounced. There is a feeling of beeing light and free and worries/anxieties are swept away. Skin feels different, almost fuzzy. Movement in the peripheral vision increases and spreads to entire field of vision. As long as I constantly look around the room nothing is unusual but as soon as I keep still and stare at the same point strange things happen: Patterns on floor, wallpaper, furniture etc. start to breathe and move in wave-like motions. Curtains seem to move in a light breeze of wind. Objects in the room are moving, but without going anywhere. Entire surfaces like floors or walls can become completely liquified and it looks so real I sometimes touch the wall/floor, almost expecting my fingers to melt into it. Strong light looks odd and fuzzy. Every strong source of light leaves afterimages and tracers normally not seen. If all light is turned off for a long while and then suddenly turned on, it is not unpleasant, but seem to fade in slowly without hurting the eyes."

I think so too.

Sounds interesting, I will try it out I guess. I haven´t had one positive thought/experience the past 5 years, maybe that could help a bit. I will talk about it with my specialist.