Jumping height

[ready2go]

I recently failed again at OD this weekend and after another hospital stay, jumping seems like the quickest method.

Would 28m above concrete be enough?
Looking to CTB within the next 2 days.

 

[Superdeterminist]

What did you OD on if you don't mind my asking? And I'm not sure if 28m is enough, sorry. I don't know enough about that to say anything

 

[ready2go]

Propranolol x 70 - not really sure how I was found, but suffered two seizures.

 

[Mohkinstsis_falls]

I think this could work. concrete is great, but higher is always better. you're looking at the equivalent of about a 9 story building.

quick may not be what you get if you land wrong. it would only appear quick to you if you are knocked unconsious from the fall, which happens somewhat often, even if you end up on your back or stomach. if you are able to drive to a place higher than this, you should.

 

[lostmyself]

The higher you jump, the more likely you are to die. However, other factors/variables into consideration, the position in which you fall, what part of your body hits the cement first and the like.
An article I saw quoted by a doctor said
falls from a distance greater than 30 feet have a high probability of inflicting serious injuries.
Falls from more than 20 feet usually result in a trip to the emergency room.