I already have brain damage from my last attempt and I want to know if one could survive If he hangs himself without being suspended in air, but just by being strangulated by an object. Are there any studies on movements after fainting, like how does the body usually react when unconscious, how does it move usually? or it just stays firm like it's paralyzed? I appreciate the help.
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My brain didn't get oxygen for 3 minutes. I'm just guessing that some cells might have died.
Fine, I guess?. I can't see any change in my awareness. But can you answer my question please?
I'm not sure what exactly you mean.. partial suspension? What do you mean by strangulated with an object?
Oh sorry. I missed the thread name. From what I've seen bodies do tend to shake around a bit from hanging. I imagine you could slump over and ruin it if the setup isn't effective enough.
Damn it. Why is dying so hard? I didn't ask to be born or to exist. 
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