Views on dignitas

[sadtimes2020]

What's people's views on this?
I need the best method for suicide which is easily available in England and which will work as I can't risk not being alive any longer.

 

[FuneralCry]

I also just wish for a way to be free from all the suffering in this torturous existence, it's just so cruel and horrific to me how the suffering and torture of human existence is seen as to force and prolong no matter what with the option to be euthanised so cruelly denied as all I hope for is guaranteed, painless death, I wish for no more pain and no more suffering. But anyway I wish you the best, I hope you find peace.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Ridicuously expensive.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I don't know your situation but I get the impression that they are pretty strict in who they will consider. I'm also not too clear on whether people get all their money back if they are rejected. I strongly suggest researching all of that.

If it were an option for me though, I'd certainly consider it. I'd much prefer a guaranteed and hopefully peaceful death.

The other issues though would be finding someone to accompany me. I believe they require this to identify you before and after- as it were. That's a big ask of someone. Plus, the UK is going all 'nanny state' over this sort of thing at the moment. I wouldn't want to put them at risk of being arrested (for assisting a suicide.)

Plus, I feel like- if I were doing it officially, I probably would want to let friends and family know- which would be a tricky discussion.

I'm not vastly knowledgeable on it but I get the sense that Dignitas is all age 50+, chronic or terminal illness. Whereas Pegasos might be more open to considering things like long-term mental illness etc.