I once had a conversation with some ER nurses about the best way to commit suicide. They took indeed a very hacker-like approach to the problem. Some of the suggestions were insulin or potassium overdoses. Maybe not what you'd expect as a layperson.

It seems like the go-to drug for terminally ill patients is often hoarded morphine or morphine derivatives, but death is slow and drawn-out, and someone might get the brilliant idea to resuscitate you, leaving you brain damaged and worse off than the situation you tried to escape from.

Thanks for sharing. Reading and thinking about this makes me feel rather relieved about the 'Do Not Resusciate' status a close person to me had before dying.