logi3535
im a mess
- Jan 8, 2024
- 131
Hello all, I will be preparing for the end soon enough, I have compiled my sources, taken notes, and am wrapping up my final thoughts about my CTB, which will be through the use of SN. Even still, I have one major question that I don't think most people will be able to answer, and because of how "niche" it is, I was unable to find anything anywhere on sasu or even just online.
So,,, I have asthma, I have my whole life. Its not very severe, I haven't used an inhaler in forever and my breathing is manageable but I do wheeze from time to time depending on the enviroment. I'm just a little worried whenever I go through the procedure, will taking SN impact my asthma in any way? Will it make breathing any harder than it already will be? I can't remember a time when anxiety triggered my asthma but then, I haven't been through many heart-throbbing experiences before, at least not any I can remember.
I still don't even have a proper date planned out so this could very well be next month or next year (lol). Reading through some SN stories, those who were able to share their final moments and those who survived, I have come to the conclusion that this will be,,, difficult, to say the least, especially since I have hardly experienced much of anything the side effects or the process itself (mainly falling unconscious, but I don't think that is too different from just falling asleep after feeling really tired).
I would gladly appreciate any help anyone can give, and if you aren't sure, then thats fine too :)
So,,, I have asthma, I have my whole life. Its not very severe, I haven't used an inhaler in forever and my breathing is manageable but I do wheeze from time to time depending on the enviroment. I'm just a little worried whenever I go through the procedure, will taking SN impact my asthma in any way? Will it make breathing any harder than it already will be? I can't remember a time when anxiety triggered my asthma but then, I haven't been through many heart-throbbing experiences before, at least not any I can remember.
I still don't even have a proper date planned out so this could very well be next month or next year (lol). Reading through some SN stories, those who were able to share their final moments and those who survived, I have come to the conclusion that this will be,,, difficult, to say the least, especially since I have hardly experienced much of anything the side effects or the process itself (mainly falling unconscious, but I don't think that is too different from just falling asleep after feeling really tired).
I would gladly appreciate any help anyone can give, and if you aren't sure, then thats fine too :)
