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Hard to watch, but seems he got exactly what he was hoping for. F
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i commend you for this report @MiseryLovesMyCompany . i know that i could not have put together such a coherent report after watching that.23:55 mixing SN (25g/50ml weight: 90kg; 2 glasses) Position is a comfy chair
23:57 drank first glass in a second; taste was salty but remained calm
23:58 lit up a cigarette
23:59 feels it in throat, still able to walk (went to the sink to sink and came back)
00:00 threw up, seems a bit in distress, threw up multiple times
Prince offers to sing, he's able to respond, Prince sings a nice lullaby
00:01 seems to be in distress, constant vomiting
00:02 says "sick", went to grab a cloth, returned abruptly with cloth, vomiting again
00:03 "my hands are tingling"
00:04 almost vomited but was able to hold it back, "my heart is beating fast"
Can communicate but obviously seems sick
00:05 "it's tingling now" "uncomfortable but doesn't hurt"
00:06 "I'm very restless"
00:07 starts shaking a bit, not able to communicate but can move his hands and head
00:08 convulsing (a bit violently for a few seconds), saliva/vomit shot out of his mouth, headphone fell off but was able to put it back to his ears - his last confirmed voluntary movement
00:09 light shaking, tries to move head
00:10 makes strange sounds but not able to speak
00:11 a few heavy convulsions but still in position, headphone on, saliva shot out again
00:11 makes sounds again, seems like he tries to speak but can't
00:12 not much movement, occasionally straightens up then falls back to chair
00:13 sounds continue
00:14 possibly unconscious (it could have happened sooner than this time)
00:15 visibly more blue now and pale
00:16 snorts continuously, might be the so called "death rattle"
00:17-20 situation is the same as above
00:19 one straightening up, and one louder sound, like a grasp for air
00:21 sounds are becoming less frequent, there are some random involuntary movements but not much (mostly mouth opening)
00:22 almost ceased movements
00:24 little sound and movement
00:25 getting near; still in the chair, mouth and eyes are open, he's obviously not there
00:26 no more sounds, sometimes moves a little bit
00:28 no more movements
conclusion: hard to watch someone die but seems relatively peaceful, just as expected; threw up a lot at the beginning, at the time of the convulsions he did not seem to realize what was happening, he did not drink the second glass
It is not peaceful to watch, but it is from his point of view for sure. He said it was uncomfortable but not painful, it's true that we can't completely know what he was thinking after he was not able to speak but he seemed really out of it.Is it just me? ...but that read does not sound peaceful to me.... i wish him a good ride on the rainbow... RIP...
Thank you, I was occupied with typing throughout the whole thing, and tried to focus on that to have a detailed report to post here. It was definitely hard to watch it in fullscreen without looking away. I had to take Xanax after this.i commend you for this report @MiseryLovesMyCompany . i know that i could not have put together such a coherent report after watching that.
RIP, xander. you deserved the peaceful exit. goodnight and god bless. x
did he live stream it am lThank you, I was occupied with typing throughout the whole thing, and tried to focus on that to have a detailed report to post here. It was definitely hard to watch it in fullscreen without looking away. I had to take Xanax after this.
Rest in peace Xander
You're welcome, I hope it will help a lot of people to understand this method better.@MiseryLovesMyCompany , thank you so much for your reporting
Convulsing is completely normal, and the trying to say something part can't be confirmed as a voluntary movement. He might have been almost completely out of it.that didn't seem peaceful at all. Especially the convulsing and trying to say something bit
Thanks for writing it up.Thank you, I was occupied with typing throughout the whole thing, and tried to focus on that to have a detailed report to post here. It was definitely hard to watch it in fullscreen without looking away. I had to take Xanax after this.
Rest in peace Xander
he did the 48 hour regimen, with meto, he took ibuprofen an hour before (unsure whether one or two, how many mg etc) and told us he took an (unspecified) antacid around 30 minutes before, if I remember correctly.Thank you for posting that. Did he take the full regimen, the meto, the antacids? Any painkillers?
So he did not take any propranolol. Thank you everyone for reporting on this. It's good to know as much as possible when this happens.ibuprofen was one hour before.
that didn't seem peaceful at all. Especially the convulsing and trying to say something bit
He was either delirious or unconscious by this point, either way he didn't know what was going on anymore.Is it just me? ...but that read does not sound peaceful to me.... i wish him a good ride on the rainbow... RIP...