
ClownMe
Don't Cry for Me, I'm Already Dead
- Apr 7, 2021
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As per @Helpless77 's final wish, he wanted me to inform everyone that he has successfully ctb. From what he told me, him and his partner drove deep into a forest and used N as their method, he went first and his partner kept me updated on his condition up until his final moments where he confirmed to me that he had passed on and logged out of his account. From what i could tell, based on what his partner said, his death was mostly peaceful with minimal suffering. This was several hours ago but I decided I would wait on the off chance that he had survived, that appears not to be the case.
He was a fairly new and inactive member of the forum, joining in late November. We had been talking on and off for the last week and a half, up until his final hours. Looking back on it, our conversations were fairly basic, we predominantly talked about movies, in particular, Die Hard and Monty Python's Life Of Brian as well as discussing my homeland, Australia.
There was no doubt that he was ready to go, he reassured me several times that he was excited, calm and glad that his time was almost up. He told me that he thoroughly enjoyed his last full day on Earth, he went to a spa and had his last meal at an expensive restaurant, a steak. The only thing he seemed to regret (at least that he informed me of), was that he didn't have one final beer before his attempt. In the last message he sent me, he said goodbye and that he was appreciative of the fact that I was there to talk to him in his final days.
I'm not sure who else on this forum he interacted with, if anyone, but I could tell he was a great person who had a big heart even though I only got to talk to him for such a small period of time.
Rest easy Stefan
He was a fairly new and inactive member of the forum, joining in late November. We had been talking on and off for the last week and a half, up until his final hours. Looking back on it, our conversations were fairly basic, we predominantly talked about movies, in particular, Die Hard and Monty Python's Life Of Brian as well as discussing my homeland, Australia.
There was no doubt that he was ready to go, he reassured me several times that he was excited, calm and glad that his time was almost up. He told me that he thoroughly enjoyed his last full day on Earth, he went to a spa and had his last meal at an expensive restaurant, a steak. The only thing he seemed to regret (at least that he informed me of), was that he didn't have one final beer before his attempt. In the last message he sent me, he said goodbye and that he was appreciative of the fact that I was there to talk to him in his final days.
I'm not sure who else on this forum he interacted with, if anyone, but I could tell he was a great person who had a big heart even though I only got to talk to him for such a small period of time.
Rest easy Stefan
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