
Michi_Violeta
Student
- Feb 3, 2025
- 193
Hey everyone!
Zopiclone is the only sedative I've been able to get my hands on, benzodiazepine is out of my reach and so is SN apparently. I'm planning on ctb with a chloroquine overdose, as per the PPH, but while researching this method I found something troubling on another thread and that got me thinking if zopiclone would be adequate with certain adjustments to the protocol or if it will flat out not work.
"In the WOZZ book, the use of zopiclone as a sleeping pill, a modern sleeping pill from the group of so-called Z-drugs, which act similarly to benzodiazepines, but are supposed to have a lesser influence on sleep architecture, is also reported in the context of the documented cases: "5 persons took zopiclone as a sleeping pill; 2 of them took 300mg. Sleep aid; 2 of them took 300mg. In the others, the dose was unknown. In 2 subjects taking zopiclone, it took longer than half an hour for them to fall asleep. One of them experienced painful muscle contractions triggered by chloroquine while fully conscious. For the relatives present, this was an extremely upsetting experience. The authors therefore plead against the use of zopiclone" (quoted from Admiraal, Chabot, Ogden, Loenen, van, Pennings: Wege zu einem humanen, selbstbestimmten Sterben, Amsterdam, 2008, p.88)."
Yikes, yeah, I don't want that. But I wonder, what if I take the zopiclone 50 minutes or so before the chloroquine drink, allowing the sedative more time to work? What if I combine it with amitriptyline to amplify the effects of the chloroquine and to further induce sleep? Does anybody have any experience with this drug? Is it strong enough for me to sleep through cardiac arrest and die in my sleep? Please, everyone, I don't have a set date, but I want to make sure I have a proper, effective, and peaceful method ready so I can die when I deem fit dying.
Zopiclone is the only sedative I've been able to get my hands on, benzodiazepine is out of my reach and so is SN apparently. I'm planning on ctb with a chloroquine overdose, as per the PPH, but while researching this method I found something troubling on another thread and that got me thinking if zopiclone would be adequate with certain adjustments to the protocol or if it will flat out not work.
"In the WOZZ book, the use of zopiclone as a sleeping pill, a modern sleeping pill from the group of so-called Z-drugs, which act similarly to benzodiazepines, but are supposed to have a lesser influence on sleep architecture, is also reported in the context of the documented cases: "5 persons took zopiclone as a sleeping pill; 2 of them took 300mg. Sleep aid; 2 of them took 300mg. In the others, the dose was unknown. In 2 subjects taking zopiclone, it took longer than half an hour for them to fall asleep. One of them experienced painful muscle contractions triggered by chloroquine while fully conscious. For the relatives present, this was an extremely upsetting experience. The authors therefore plead against the use of zopiclone" (quoted from Admiraal, Chabot, Ogden, Loenen, van, Pennings: Wege zu einem humanen, selbstbestimmten Sterben, Amsterdam, 2008, p.88)."
Yikes, yeah, I don't want that. But I wonder, what if I take the zopiclone 50 minutes or so before the chloroquine drink, allowing the sedative more time to work? What if I combine it with amitriptyline to amplify the effects of the chloroquine and to further induce sleep? Does anybody have any experience with this drug? Is it strong enough for me to sleep through cardiac arrest and die in my sleep? Please, everyone, I don't have a set date, but I want to make sure I have a proper, effective, and peaceful method ready so I can die when I deem fit dying.
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