Fuck my life. Got a nitrogen tank a while ago, then looked into finding a regulator, got that too. Then looked into a hose which could fit onto the regulator, now that took some time because the hose barb outlet is so thick that the hose had a large diameter and was quite thick and won't go well with the bag that I got later.
Then looked into some kind of adapter or a different regulator which has a smaller barb outlet so that I can attach a small size hose to it, while I am at it all, I now realise that the nitrogen tank is having a leak when opening its valves and the seller won't do much about it.
Fucking hell. It's like a damn nightmare, want to diè but even that seems impossible and just the fact that it's becoming so difficult to diè is so overwhelming that I am going to have to still be here for some more time than I thought I would be.
Now I am wondering if anything I get will be faulty as well. Fuck it.
Just venting. I am gonna stick with this method, but I can't stand it when you get it all and something comes out faulty, it's just too much
The following is not directed specifically at you, Righttodie, but more to anyone interested in this method.
There still seem to be many posters that don't want to do any research. That means finding reliable, accurate source material and spending however much time is necessary
reading it!
Read it slowly and carefully, then read it again. Have a notebook next to you, take notes. Write down any questions: find a knowledgeable person and get those questions answered.
The Exit Bad & Inert Gas method has been around for at least 30 years. It is tried and true. It is not difficult to obtain the materials and to use the materials correctly. It is 100% efficient.
BUT...
It's not a method that you can just wake up one morning and decide to use. It's not something that you can just go off half-cocked and use. It's not a spur-of-the-moment thing. One or two posts on this board won't cut it as far as establishing your knowledge base.
You've got to put some work into it
yourself, sorry that's just the way it is. And that work is researching and reading.
I mean no offense here, but you've got to make an honest assessment of yourself. If you don't feel that you're mentally or emotionally in a place where you're able to research and read and retain that information, then this is not the method for you.
Once again:
1. Slowly and carefully read the first couple of pages of this mega-thread (just the first couple of pages is necessary, the rest is basically people asking the same questions over and over again or making inaccurate or OT comments. The OP, TiredHorse, did a good job of summarizing the whole method.
2. Also in the research section, find the link for the PPH (Peaceful Pill Handbook) and slowly and carefully read the section on this topic.
3. There are many other reliable and accurate source materials available online, including YouTube step-by-step videos on how to construct a simple exit bag.
4. This was my go-to method before I decided to use Pegasos, a Swiss assisted dying organization. I have practical experience in welding and so am very familiar with inert gases, tanks, hoses, regulators and fittings. I have spent time researching & reading everything written on the subject. I'm a member of Exit International and have communicated with their most knowledgeable people.
You are more than welcome to PM me with any questions,
as long as you have first researched and read on your own!
Stop asking people to do the work for you.
