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Nope. I want to ctb badly, but don't want to risk having any bad consequences if I end up surviving
....also possible:
permanent brain damage, multi organ damage, destroyed immune system (everything right after failure, but also delayed) and of course cancer.
Worried about pain with sn
As long as I follow the protocol with benzos/ibuprofen/propanolol, will SN be relatively pain free and comfortable? I read on another thread that one user quoted it as 7/10 for comfort/pain, but I don't know how they arrived at that number. I know SN works by depriving the brain of oxygen. Will...delayed damage from sn is the same as co?
if i knew what the potential damage from co, i would never do it. i tried it survive and 2-3 weeks after the brain damage getting worse and worse apparently there is immune response that keep destroying the brain long after. i want to try SN, but does it have the same delayed damage? i cant...SN is not a dignified way to die
Excuse me because my english is not that good. SN is not a humane or dignified way to CTB. Sorry you guys. It is a fair warning This is according to a book from a dutch psychiatrist named Uitweg by Boudewijn Chabot. In this book there are 3 ways described how to humanely CTB. There is also a...I have SN but I don’t feel safe to use it anymore…
I have SN but the more time passes by and the more I read on this forum about this method, the more I feel it to be unreliable. I’m really wondering if all the people who logged off after a goodbye thread and never came back are really dead or just disabled. The fact is that I live alone, so if...sn painless?
Hi. If there is a failed sn attempt, for example you will vomit and a few grams of sn will remain in your stomach. Will this cause any distress? Or if you are rescued and pumped out?risks of surviving SN ?
I always see how SN is a more 'peaceful' way to CTB and low risk of consequences but I'm confused. If it depletes you of oxygen and your skin is going blue and everything, shouldn't you get brain damage or something other? I've seen a lot of survival stories that don't necessarily say anything...how likely is sn failure?
Assuming i follow the protocol and have all the required meds, is there a chance i will wake up with damage?Delayed Post-Hypoxic Leukoencephalopathy Following Nitrite Poisoning: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
Delayed post-hypoxic leukoencephalopathy (DPHL) is a demyelinating syndrome that occurs days to weeks after the brain has recovered from a coma. It is caused by the period of hypoxia and is characterized by mental disorders, extrapyramidal system symptoms, ...
Even I'm thinking about CO now, but I don't have a proper place to do it. I can't do it in a hotel room because apparently CO leaks through walls so it might poison other people. And I don't feel comfortable doing it in any camping site with a tent and all because I might seem suspicious
Thank you for being a voice of reason. In the past, people would claim there is no damage that cannot be reversed and then it gets repeated so often, others take it as fact. People have different health conditions, in my case I could be even worse off than I now am if I had a failed sn attempt, which is why mine is sitting in the cupboard never (or highly unlikely) to be used.....also possible:
permanent brain damage, multi organ damage, destroyed immune system (everything right after failure, but also delayed) and of course cancer.
Worried about pain with sn
As long as I follow the protocol with benzos/ibuprofen/propanolol, will SN be relatively pain free and comfortable? I read on another thread that one user quoted it as 7/10 for comfort/pain, but I don't know how they arrived at that number. I know SN works by depriving the brain of oxygen. Will...delayed damage from sn is the same as co?
if i knew what the potential damage from co, i would never do it. i tried it survive and 2-3 weeks after the brain damage getting worse and worse apparently there is immune response that keep destroying the brain long after. i want to try SN, but does it have the same delayed damage? i cant...SN is not a dignified way to die
Excuse me because my english is not that good. SN is not a humane or dignified way to CTB. Sorry you guys. It is a fair warning This is according to a book from a dutch psychiatrist named Uitweg by Boudewijn Chabot. In this book there are 3 ways described how to humanely CTB. There is also a...I have SN but I don’t feel safe to use it anymore…
I have SN but the more time passes by and the more I read on this forum about this method, the more I feel it to be unreliable. I’m really wondering if all the people who logged off after a goodbye thread and never came back are really dead or just disabled. The fact is that I live alone, so if...sn painless?
Hi. If there is a failed sn attempt, for example you will vomit and a few grams of sn will remain in your stomach. Will this cause any distress? Or if you are rescued and pumped out?risks of surviving SN ?
I always see how SN is a more 'peaceful' way to CTB and low risk of consequences but I'm confused. If it depletes you of oxygen and your skin is going blue and everything, shouldn't you get brain damage or something other? I've seen a lot of survival stories that don't necessarily say anything...how likely is sn failure?
Assuming i follow the protocol and have all the required meds, is there a chance i will wake up with damage?Delayed Post-Hypoxic Leukoencephalopathy Following Nitrite Poisoning: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
Delayed post-hypoxic leukoencephalopathy (DPHL) is a demyelinating syndrome that occurs days to weeks after the brain has recovered from a coma. It is caused by the period of hypoxia and is characterized by mental disorders, extrapyramidal system symptoms, ...
Yeah space is a big problem. I was reading up on CO methods and sounds like doing it in a car people had problem since that's not airtight either. If I were to do it I'll probably just go in a nearby woods with a tent (not colorful one), not camping site cause I don't want to ruin other campers trips, and then set to send out a text with my location to the police after like 10 hours post planned time. There's plenty of unhoused population around my area that are camping in random places around the city without being disrupted much so I'm sure I'll be able to find a place where I won't be interrupted. Maybe.
My family is well aware of brain damage during a failed attempt, with how messed up I am already i'm sure they'd be smart enough to leave me there a while before they called ems lol. But what happens when you get found during a failed attempt? Do they just bring you back or is there a choice to do it that has to be made or? I feel like I need a DNR before I try...
Well aren't you being toxic. Pepple can be at different points in their journey to CTB, not everyone is ready to jump at the chance right this moment. This is feels like it shares the sentiment such as "if you really wanted to die you would have done it already" or "doing it for attention"... if you read something you think is wrong information, educate not pass judgement...
Or you may be a "vegetable" and still feel pain but be unable to communicate.There is NO 100% method !!!
The reason SN became popular in the first place is because it WAS CHEAP and easy to obtain.
Yes there are fails but there are many more successful results.
There are risks to every method !!!
CANCER is the least of my concerns !!! The others are a little more.
The worst CANCER is LIFE !!!!
If you end up a vegetable... You probably won't know it.
You have to decide what method you are most comfortable with. No one can decide that for you.
P.S. .... If you are lucky enough to have SN Do Not Throw It Out, You May Not Be Able To Get More !!!
There are some 100% methods such as jumping into volcanoes, which many choose to do every year. Niche, but cool (There is NO 100% method !!!
The reason SN became popular in the first place is because it WAS CHEAP and easy to obtain.
Yes there are fails but there are many more successful results.
There are risks to every method !!!
CANCER is the least of my concerns !!! The others are a little more.
The worst CANCER is LIFE !!!!
If you end up a vegetable... You probably won't know it.
You have to decide what method you are most comfortable with. No one can decide that for you.
P.S. .... If you are lucky enough to have SN Do Not Throw It Out, You May Not Be Able To Get More !!!
). It comes with the added bonus of a free cremation too, but good luck getting the ashes back..Your tone was condescending how I read it. You can take what I said as an attack, or feedback on how you came off to others. I know written words may carry unintended connotations compared to spoke words, so it may be you took my words the way I did not intend, and I may have taken your words the way you did not intend.
Well, I wanted to write something similar lol. Or parachute jumping from 2km should be more than enough to 100% death, if parachute isn't deployed of courseThere are some 100% methods such as jumping into volcanoes, which many choose to do every year. Niche, but cool (
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It's comments like this that give communities like these a bad rep.
Sourcing the goods and following a thirteen course meal over two days is difficult, complex and prolonged compared to most other methods. Fact.You would think people would actually have the time to search this forum for past threads that have answered this exact question thats been before. There's nothing to doubt in terms of its reliability as people mostly fail by calling for help or by getting found just as with any method no matter how reliable it is. It has a proven track record of working when protocol is followed, I don't know how many more times this will be repeated.
@CW36 you are absolutely overcomplicating SN as a method in terms of its practial approach. It is not a "certainly a complex and extremely prolonged procedure". Tell me just how long is 8 hrs of prep time to do a stat dose of SN. 48hrs sure does sound like a lot, enough for people's SI to act up but that's why there is Stat dose as an alternative.
Seriously, the fears some people have over this method is understandable but sometimes a bit too exaggerated. Losing vision over SN isn't permanent as far as I've seen, just another symptom of low blood pressure from the loss of oxygen during the process.
Also if you are so worried about vomiting, read this.
PROOF! - VOMITING HAS *NOT* BEEN REPORTED ON THE FORUM AS A CAUSE OF SN FAILURE
I have been through every account of failed SN attempts. Vomiting has never been reported as a cause of SN failure. There are only two accounts that could conceivably have been due to vomiting: @Silasruin on 4/25/20, took 75% of 60g SN in 150 ml water, reported rapid onset vomiting and also...
OTC AEs can still be used, anyone can get painkillers and antacid as well as other items. It's a method that has been tweaked by quite a few users in the past to what they had access to. So it is not a fact that it is indeed "difficult, complex or prolonged" as you claim it is. A Stat dose is not difficult in any respect to follow if anyone does not feel a 48hr regimen is within their time or ability to do.
Sourcing the goods and following a thirteen course meal over two days is difficult, complex and prolonged compared to most methods. Fact.You would think people would actually have the time to search this forum for past threads that have answered this exact question thats been before. There's nothing to doubt in terms of its reliability as people mostly fail by calling for help or by getting found just as with any method no matter how reliable it is. It has a proven track record of working when protocol is followed, I don't know how many more times this will be repeated.
@CW36 you are absolutely overcomplicating SN as a method in terms of its practial approach. It is not a "certainly a complex and extremely prolonged procedure". Tell me just how long is 8 hrs of prep time to do a stat dose of SN. 48hrs sure does sound like a lot, enough for people's SI to act up but that's why there is Stat dose as an alternative.
Seriously, the fears some people have over this method is understandable but sometimes a bit too exaggerated. Losing vision over SN isn't permanent as far as I've seen, just another symptom of low blood pressure from the loss of oxygen during the process.
Also if you are so worried about vomiting, read this.
PROOF! - VOMITING HAS *NOT* BEEN REPORTED ON THE FORUM AS A CAUSE OF SN FAILURE
I have been through every account of failed SN attempts. Vomiting has never been reported as a cause of SN failure. There are only two accounts that could conceivably have been due to vomiting: @Silasruin on 4/25/20, took 75% of 60g SN in 150 ml water, reported rapid onset vomiting and also...
How about hundreds every year? Many more people have died that way than SN at this particular point, that's for sure. You sir, are too serious full stop.
How am I being too serious when such an alternative is realistically unlikely for a lot of people. While I will give you some credence that more people have died that way compared to SN which has been on the rise over the past few years, we're talking about methods the average individual can have access to.
We've already had a lot of those at this point. Maybe not outright Anti-SN but rather a lot of misinformation and confusion.
