How do you suppres the caratid artery

[I’vehadenough]

In hanging

 

[Virgo]

Google.

 

[Goldie]

I think the OP as looking for some specific experience that might be found here rather than just searching on google.

 

[worldexploder]

I pretty much compressed everything except for my trachea when I tried partial suspension. Didn't work even after doing my research. Not sure if it was my panic response after half blacking out or what. IF I exhaust all my options I'm gonna get to the point were I say fuck it and go full suspension if that Dignitas deal doesn't go though and I can't get a tank of nitrogen or a shotgun.

 

[RM5998]

Well, common mistakes include:

1. Using non-static fiber. You need to use fabric that doesn't stretch.
2. Not using a slipknot. You need the knot to remain in place even as your body pushes against it.
3. Not keeping the noose tightly pressed on all sides. You need to maintain pressure on the carotids, and not allow the neck muscles to soak them pressure.

I kept failing with my t-shirt because of that. Too stretchy, too thick to make a noose that leaves no space, and impossible to make a slipknot.

Here's the variable stuff - some people find success with the noose just below the jaw, and some people need it below the Adam's apple, near the base of the neck. Leaning forward v.s. leaning backwards is another variable.

 

[I’vehadenough]

I pretty much compressed everything except for my trachea when I tried partial suspension. Didn't work even after doing my research. Not sure if it was my panic response after half blacking out or what. IF I exhaust all my options I'm gonna get to the point were I say fuck it and go full suspension if that Dignitas deal doesn't go though and I can't get a tank of nitrogen or a shotgun.

What dignitas deal?

 

[I’vehadenough]

Well, common mistakes include:

1. Using non-static fiber. You need to use fabric that doesn't stretch.
2. Not using a slipknot. You need the knot to remain in place even as your body pushes against it.
3. Not keeping the noose tightly pressed on all sides. You need to maintain pressure on the carotids, and not allow the neck muscles to soak them pressure.

I kept failing with my t-shirt because of that. Too stretchy, too thick to make a noose that leaves no space, and impossible to make a slipknot.

Here's the variable stuff - some people find success with the noose just below the jaw, and some people need it below the Adam's apple, near the base of the neck. Leaning forward v.s. leaning backwards is another variable.

How tight do you need to tie the noose?

 

[worldexploder]

What dignitas deal?

Dignitas is an organization in Switzerland were you can go their and die by N. They take terminally and mentally ill people. My aunt said she will help me get things started this week. Hopefully within 6 months I'll be green lighted. If not I'll CTB some other way.

 

[RM5998]

How tight do you need to tie the noose?

Enough for it to:

1. not slip
2. apply pressure on all sides of the neck.

 

[I’vehadenough]

Dignitas is an organization in Switzerland were you can go their and die by N. They take terminally and mentally ill people. My aunt said she will help me get things started this week. Hopefully within 6 months I'll be green lighted. If not I'll CTB some other way.

Don't you have to be a Swiss citizen?

 

[worldexploder]

Don't you have to be a Swiss citizen?

Absolutely not! That's the beauty of it. They recognize euthanasia as an international human right. You only have to be a citizen when it comes to Belgium and The Netherlands. Switzerland takes everyone in no matter were you are from. You may have to jump though 6 months of hoops such as getting your medical records and waiting on replies (also paying dues). But it's nothing compared to 6 more months doing nothing.

 

[I’vehadenough]

Absolutely not! That's the beauty of it. They recognize euthanasia as an international human right. You only have to be a citizen when it comes to Belgium and The Netherlands.

How do I qualify?

 

[bigj75]

How do I qualify?

yes! I thought swiss too required citizenship.

 

[crova]

Absolutely not! That's the beauty of it. They recognize euthanasia as an international human right. You only have to be a citizen when it comes to Belgium and The Netherlands. Switzerland takes everyone in no matter were you are from. You may have to jump though 6 months of hoops such as getting your medical records and waiting on replies (also paying dues). But it's nothing compared to 6 more months doing nothing.

Do you how much it will cost?
It wont be cheap...

 

[worldexploder]

Do you how much it will cost?
It wont be cheap...

About 10,000 USD. If you got the money and are gonna die, you can't take it with you anyhow.