emgrl
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- Aug 6, 2022
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Maybe it's due to adrenaline?Not at all. I dont even feel like i have hypoglycemia like i usually do...
Maybe it's due to adrenaline?Not at all. I dont even feel like i have hypoglycemia like i usually do...
Hmm, if it was me I might wait a little bit. Hopefully if you're feeling fine you can avoid going to emergency. I don't want to steer you wrong though, and if you start to feel bad in any way give them a call. I just know where I'm from they ask a lot of questions in emergency rooms and it can be bad if they find out you tried to ctb.Not at all. I dont even feel like i have hypoglycemia like i usually do...
I think its due to mot being very lowMaybe it's due to adrenaline?
Yeah they would know it was ctb. I would have to go to the psych ward againHmm, if it was me I might wait a little bit. Hopefully if you're feeling fine you can avoid going to emergency. I don't want to steer you wrong though, and if you start to feel bad in any way give them a call. I just know where I'm from they ask a lot of questions in emergency rooms and it can be bad if they find out you tried to ctb.
Ah, that's something I personally want to avoid ever happening again at all costs. I guess I had a pretty bad experience with it myself though.I think its due to mot being very low
Yeah they would know it was ctb. I would have to go to the psych ward again
The psych ward didnt do anything for me. Pretty much i was just there. Nothing came from itAh, that's something I personally want to avoid ever happening again at all costs. I guess I had a pretty bad experience with it myself though.
If you don't mind my asking what was the psych ward like for you? Was it helpful for you at all or did it make things harder for you?
That's so many hours. I hope you're feeling ok?The psych ward didnt do anything for me. Pretty much i was just there. Nothing came from it
Blood sugar is 42 now and i feel mild hypoglycemia
Why cant i just ctb!?
I used short acting. It is taking super long. I dont even know what to do anymore.This process sounds hellish . . . I sometimes get hypoglycemia, which in my case is nothing I'll die from, but it does make me wish I was about to die.
Is it possible the issue is related to using short- vs. long-acting insulin? Also alcohol can jack your sugar sky-high, so there's that to consider.
You aren't necessarily out of the woods . . . do think carefully about how you want to proceed.
I dont even feel hypoglycemia anymore... :(That's so many hours. I hope you're feeling ok?
Alcohol is basically pure fermented sugar. Sedatives could gave prevented anxiety? which is the release of adrenalin to unlock sugar reserves... If I still had insulin I'd take more? You seem low... It works but not there yet? Is it doable knowing we have huge sugar reserves if we convert fat to sugar...? Why not have injected all at once to lower it faster than it can go back up?I used short acting. It is taking super long. I dont even know what to do anymore.
Alcohol is suposed to help keeping it down and help the liver to not release glucose.
I dont even feel hypoglycemia anymore... :(
I dont know what to do anymore.Alcohol is basically pure fermented sugar. Sedatives could gave prevented anxiety? which is the release of adrenalin to unlock sugar reserves... If I still had insulin I'd take more? You seem low... It works but not there yet? Is it doable knowing we have huge sugar reserves if we convert fat to sugar...? Why not have injected all at once to lower it faster than it can go back up?
If you wait and the bus reach its destination... I wish you peace.
Do you have more insulin? Maybe you feel normal because your body gave up? Just a few more pushes?I dont know what to do anymore.
It is 49 and i feel normal. It has been so many hours...
I do have more insulin but i dont feel like injecting more :( it took quite a while to inject everything...Do you have more insulin? Maybe you feel normal because your body gave up? Just a few more pushes?
HumalogWhat is the name of the insulin you are using?
If you want to die, keep going.I do have more insulin but i dont feel like injecting more :( it took quite a while to inject everything...
49 isnt dangerous... its just low
Im very sad and defeated
I dont know what to do.. if i wait more for a miracle or if i go and call emergency and be the dumb failure i am...
Humalog
I did not. I was going to send an email to reach people a week after. My father who abuses me but i live in his house alone, and my aunt, uncle and cousin. But i decided to not write anything. When eventually he would come to the house he would find me.Did you write suicide note?
I think i will wait more... i really do want to die. I dont think injecting more is going to make a diference tbh... i dont know anymoreIf you want to die, keep going.
If you changed your mind, eat stuff. Changing your mind isn't a failure. Trying requires effort. You have hypoglycemia. I understand that more effort to keep going seem unbearable... But if you still think it's the right choice... Keep going. Or wait. Or eat.
No, i only drank 1/4 bottle bacardi in the beginingHave you continued drinking alcohol while doing this?
Thank youI am sorry for your struggle. I just wish to be next and take you in my arms. Hug
I'd inject it all right now... If you have some might as well see... You can tell the doctor you lost it later if using it all doesn't work out.I did not. I was going to send an email to reach people a week after. My father who abuses me but i live in his house alone, and my aunt, uncle and cousin. But i decided to not write anything. When eventually he would come to the house he would find me.
I think i will wait more... i really do want to die. I dont think injecting more is going to make a diference tbh... i dont know anymore
Did you research the fatal dose? I saw a post about a killer who used a shit ton on a child.Thank you
For some reason i dont think i will ctb
Its taking too long
My god.... it really is :,( even to buy all the suplies to SN...Sorry that it's so difficult to CTB
On the PPeH it says its 1000...I'd inject it all right now... If you have some might as well see... You can tell the doctor you lost it later if using it all doesn't work out.
It's not a failure if you can still keep trying. But if you'd rather change your mind & try later, it's your life.
I wish you to have a good time.
If you're bored & wish for a popcorn buffet it's fine too.
Did you research the fatal dose? I saw a post about a killer who used a shit ton on a child.
I read that N can take 8h but you pass out after 30 min?
If I was decided I'd take it all then sleep?
Maybe the panic means it's working. Panic is an adrenalin rush to release sugar reserves.My god.... it really is :,( even to buy all the suplies to SN...
On the PPeH it says its 1000...
I should have brain damage by now. I have had more than 7 hours of hypoglycemia
I dont know what to do
Im starting to panic
I think i might call emergency
I've had a woman on psych ward, who's tried to take her life by insulin overdose. She went unconscious and her family found her.
My god.... it really is :,( even to buy all the suplies to SN...
On the PPeH it says its 1000...
I should have brain damage by now. I have had more than 7 hours of hypoglycemia
I dont know what to do
Im starting to panic
I think i might call emergency
Of the 40 cases where insulin overdose was implicated in the cause of death, 33 were attributed to insulin toxicity alone (82.5%) and the remaining seven cases were attributed to mixed drug toxicity. For cases where the cause of death was recorded as mixed drug toxicity, the drugs that were co-administered and considered contributory to the death were most often benzodiazepine sedatives (e.g., diazepam and alprazolam), antidepressants (e.g., amitriptyline and venlafaxine), and one case with co-administration of the semi-synthetic narcotic analgesic, hydromorphone. The full toxicology and biochemistry findings for the 7 cases of mixed drug toxicity are presented in Appendix B
Characteristics of fatal insulin overdoses - Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology
This study was undertaken to review fatal cases of insulin overdose in South Australia (SA) over a 20-year period to assess rates and characteristics of insulin-related deaths among insulin-dependent diabetics and non-diabetics for all manners of death. Records from the National Coronial...link.springer.com
1000 IU is for non diabetic, your body may be unresponsive since you have been using it for idk how long
Not a fail. A choice. You stopped but could have taken more. Or could have eaten. Calling help means regret & wanting to live. Enjoy? Have a popcorn fest.I called emergency friends. Another fail...
Im on the ambulance. Eating wouldnt solve it. It was too much insulin. And if i injected more it would take many more hours. I injected 1000uni at 01h30 it is now 13h it simply wouldnt workNot a fail. A choice. You stopped but could have taken more. Or could have eaten. Calling help means regret & wanting to live. Enjoy? Have a popcorn fest.