I would suggest that you take this question to your doctor. S/he would
have
the best answer.
"Raffaele" <tortilio@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
> Hello everybody, I don't feel like spending many lines in describing the
> condition I find myself in, and the reasons that led me to look for an
> end as the only way left to stop it, rather, I'm leaving this post to
> hopefully receive some information I need in order to abandon life in
> the way I would like to do it. The step is undoubtly a hard one, and I
> would like to do it in what I consider the "softest" way among those I
> could think about. My condition is such that the unavailability of what
> I'm looking for (medicines) will only force me to opt for a different
> (more "violent") method. After all, since I wasn't given the chance to
> live a healthy and happy life, I think I'd deserve to at least have the
> choice to decide how to go out.
> More in detail, I'm looking for sources to buy baribiturics and sleeping
> pills from, and the indication of which medicines are supposed to work
> better. Instructions on dosages and how to use/combine the medicines are
> very welcome too (I've already read some stuff about, anyway). I know
> the basic steps (1- anti-vomit pills, 2- alcohol/soda, 3- sleeping
> pills, 4- and bariturics, eventually), and I've met
> a few names so far (Vesparax, Pentothal, Pentobarbital, Oxazepam,
> Darvon, Nembutal, Secobarbital, Seconal, Butalbital...) but I'm not sure
> about which ones are the proper medicines, and which ones are available
> somewhere over the Internet (or elsewhere). Again, any kind of help
> and/or information is welcome, especially on where to buy things from.
> As a short note, I want to thank in advance anyone who'll offer me his
> help and show understanding for how unbearable life can be made by
> certain health problems. I'd say I hardly believe I ended up the way I'm
> currently forced to live in, but that's what happened, and that's all.
> It's sad what a life can turn into, and how a person may come to desire
> his own death, but, as a last choice, things make me feel "happy" for
> having such op****tunity left.
> Greetings, Raffaele
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