So I have these suppository pills that are boric acid. It says harmful if swallowed... I'm currently researching... it probably won't be a peaceful way(assuming one succeeded) but I'm personally the type of person that does everything in my power to not vomit... so far I've read many stories on people who have accidentally swallowed one of these suppositories, but nothing so far on suicide. Am I crazy for considering this?
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I'm wondering how many I need to get the job done.... like I'm already feeling nauseous today but I really wanna die.. I'm afraid of throwing up
Jblack
Specialist
- Oct 8, 2018
- 314
Most attempts using Boric acid fail. Even talking a large dose, the survival rate is 88%. It can cause long term damage to organs such as kidney and liver. In effect a long, slow, painful end.
WornOutLife
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- Mar 22, 2020
- 7,183
This!
I would just wait some more time until I could find a better and more effective method.Similar threads
