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mybabiesaregone
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- Aug 14, 2022
- 10
I have a horrible allergy to shellfish, I wonder if anyone has been able to let it do them in. It was a late onset allergy, something I used to eat all the time, so I found out the hard way. It's horrible, horrible pain and every time I went to the ER, but I couldn't have gotten there without help. It would be horrible, but would probably do the trick. I'm like thinking "natural ways" that maybe I help along by not giving a shit. My boyfriend literally died in his sleep by taking potassium supplements a few years ago. It was accidental and he swore by it for anxiety. He was a perfectly healthy 35 year old male. He didn't take a bunch, just a "therapeutic dose". So now I'm like okay I'm gonna eat potassium and maybe throw some pre workouts and niacin and then all the things that block my kidneys from filtering and if nothing else throw the shellfish in and eventually something will take me out. Shit I dunno. I just basically think my way of going out is gonna have to be something like that. Might take a while. Painful I'm sure but my first attempt when my first son died was horrifically painful and I was fine with that. Never called for help. After all the pain it was great, I saw my son and he was with me. He was with me until I woke up in a hospital. It's probably unlikely that I'll get lucky enough to be done and go see my babies. But I like that it kinda also feels like my fate is in God's hands. When my first son passed away. I ate more pills than what would kill an elephant, seriously, and no damage. I ate boxes of Benadryl, boxes. I ate all my old pain meds from surgeries, hydro and oxys, over 100 muscle relaxers, all my husbands benzos, codiene left over from my dog that had cancer, dormosedan (a horse tranquilizer) that literally should stop your heart, gabapentin, remeron, seroquil, the list goes on. Not a few pills, bottles. Because i never believed in meds so I had a HUGE stock. I threw up I kept taking more stuff and stronger until I finally passed out. I am perfectly alive had no residual damage from the horrific OD aside from the traume of being "rescued", the psych ward, and life is ever since. Anywho… why can't we just screw up our electrolytes and die, seems super simple, my bf died that way and sometimes they say you don't even have symptoms. Like Russian roulette???