Sob...picking a method is harder than differential calculus

[ReadyasEver]

Title sums it. I'm a good sized man still even with cancer, 6'2" 215 and still have a decent amount of muscle mass. I know I'm drug resistant, the doctor told me years ago when getting a gall bladder removed they had to give me enough anesthesia to drop a bull elephant. So OD's worry me.

 

[NotWorthLiving]

I beg to differ. Differential calculus is actually fairly complex...
Have you looked into methods other than OD?

 

[ReadyasEver]

Yeah I know, I'm an engineer. Guns just don't seem feasible. I have been reading up on the night night method a little. I can find my carotids fairly easy, still a somewhat a multi-step process though. Getting drunk and jumping off a bridge, fits my personality better. LOL.
I think it just involves more research and developing confidence in a method you can successfully execute. My engineering brain is part of problem. I almost instanteously start to see the pitfalls in many methods and start calculating the probabilities of failure.

 

[jaemus12]

Methods? Come on.

Spoiler: It's not rocket surgery or brain science

obviously...because it's way harder than that.

 

[Smilla]

Yeah I know, I'm an engineer. Guns just don't seem feasible. I have been reading up on the night night method a little. I can find my carotids fairly easy, still a somewhat a multi-step process though. Getting drunk and jumping off a bridge, fits my personality better. LOL.
I think it just involves more research and developing confidence in a method you can successfully execute. My engineering brain is part of problem. I almost instanteously start to see the pitfalls in many methods and start calculating the probabilities of failure.

Read the assisted dying guides to get started. Look to the Resource tab here.

If you have a physical illness and are in the states Final Exit Network may be of some help.

 

[ReadyasEver]

Exactly jaemus, that uncontrollable variable of survival instinct really can throw a wrench in things.