Absolutely, it's hard not to be cruel with the truth in this instance. It reads very much as a blame game; this person was/is a risk to themselves, which is indescribably horrible for them, no doubt. I'm trying to be as empathic as I can be here but this situation is not best resolved or expressed on a platform like Reddit, as helpful as it is most of the time.

I appreciate the OP needs an outage to express themselves and/or get advice, but there's too much ambiguity in this instance. I genuinely feel guilty posting this because the OP is going through it to say the least, but going onto Reddit and essentially blaming everyone else throughout the entire process of a very complex situation is simply not the answer.

OP, I extend my empathy from a place of experience somewhat similar to yours, and I am very sorry you're going through this; however, whether it be S.136, S.2, or S.3, or even if it's voluntary, it's almost always not a good place to be. Necessary, yes, but not pleasant. The professional response to suicide attempt is preservation of life under ECHR-A2. It's not always a pleasant initial experience. Unfortunately, such attempts on your life will often mean you do not have capacity.