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zrjrzj_no_hope
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- Jan 1, 2023
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Yesterday was the last day of 2022. My long-time wish has always been dead before the new year, and yesterday I had the perfect opportunity where I'm alone and have access to SN and SA (the benefit of being a researcher). This forum has helped me a lot in comparing these two methods and I ultimately decided to try SN first due to its ease of handling. I never really have the gut to carry out a 100% lethal plan, so I didn't prepare or follow any regimen, and I only obtained 3.8g SN (my weight = 60kg). My thought was to try it out, and maybe with a very slim chance, it would work, if not it's fine too.
The SN I found in the lab was from 10 years ago with a said purity of ≥97.0%. With the little amount I obtained, I really did not think it would give me harsh effects. Oh boy, I was so wrong.
Around 11:10 PM, I drank SN dissolved in ~10oz water. It first tasted salty, then it became a weird and nasty ocean-spoiled fish taste, and that taste stuck to the back of my throat. I drank more water and took some mints to cover it. With all that liquid intake I quickly became bloated and nauseous, so I went to bed to try to wait/sleep it out. At 11:30 PM, I went to the bathroom and the next thing I knew was lying on the ground. I wasn't able to stand or move with ease anymore, I stumbled across the 3-meter distance, which seemed forever, and knocked out my nightstand while blacking out every other second. I made it back to bed with probably half or more impaired cognitive function, a crazily fast heartbeat, heavy breathing, extreme nausea, and ears ringing. It was the most awful feeling I have ever had, to the point my survival instinct kicked in and questioned why I did this to myself, and I almost called 911 for help. But I didn't want to ruin anyone's new year's eve and I didn't want to be put on a psych hold, so I never picked up the phone.
Everything went dark until maybe 3 or 4 am, and I woke up with extreme sweat and the urge to throw up. I still wasn't able to move without grabbing everything on the way to support myself standing up. Next thing I knew I was lying on my vomit outside of the bathroom. Apparently, I didn't make it to the bathroom. I threw up three more times in the next hour until only bile was coming out. And that's when I started to regain a little strength and consciousness. I looked in the mirror and my face was gray/ash/pale/blue color, and so are my nails. Methemoglobinemia. It has finally shown.
By morning and noon, I actually recovered quite a bit, surprisingly fast. I was able to clean up all the mess and put on the I'm-fine-and-happy mask to live the day. The blueish color completely faded by evening, and besides a fast heartbeat, I don't have any other lingering symptoms. I thought I couldn't make it past sunrise but I guess the vomiting and ingesting SN on a relatively full stomach kept me from suffering more severe damage.
I have to say I didn't expect SN to be this awful. I'm a coward and I got really scared + traumatized, so I don't think I will try cbt this way again in foreseeable future. Maybe with the antiemetics, anti-anxiety drugs, and a much higher dose of SN, the experience would be much more smooth. I just wanted to share this experience in case people are curious about how ingesting a small amount of SN feels like. And please don't underestimate the lethality of this chemical.
The SN I found in the lab was from 10 years ago with a said purity of ≥97.0%. With the little amount I obtained, I really did not think it would give me harsh effects. Oh boy, I was so wrong.
Around 11:10 PM, I drank SN dissolved in ~10oz water. It first tasted salty, then it became a weird and nasty ocean-spoiled fish taste, and that taste stuck to the back of my throat. I drank more water and took some mints to cover it. With all that liquid intake I quickly became bloated and nauseous, so I went to bed to try to wait/sleep it out. At 11:30 PM, I went to the bathroom and the next thing I knew was lying on the ground. I wasn't able to stand or move with ease anymore, I stumbled across the 3-meter distance, which seemed forever, and knocked out my nightstand while blacking out every other second. I made it back to bed with probably half or more impaired cognitive function, a crazily fast heartbeat, heavy breathing, extreme nausea, and ears ringing. It was the most awful feeling I have ever had, to the point my survival instinct kicked in and questioned why I did this to myself, and I almost called 911 for help. But I didn't want to ruin anyone's new year's eve and I didn't want to be put on a psych hold, so I never picked up the phone.
Everything went dark until maybe 3 or 4 am, and I woke up with extreme sweat and the urge to throw up. I still wasn't able to move without grabbing everything on the way to support myself standing up. Next thing I knew I was lying on my vomit outside of the bathroom. Apparently, I didn't make it to the bathroom. I threw up three more times in the next hour until only bile was coming out. And that's when I started to regain a little strength and consciousness. I looked in the mirror and my face was gray/ash/pale/blue color, and so are my nails. Methemoglobinemia. It has finally shown.
By morning and noon, I actually recovered quite a bit, surprisingly fast. I was able to clean up all the mess and put on the I'm-fine-and-happy mask to live the day. The blueish color completely faded by evening, and besides a fast heartbeat, I don't have any other lingering symptoms. I thought I couldn't make it past sunrise but I guess the vomiting and ingesting SN on a relatively full stomach kept me from suffering more severe damage.
I have to say I didn't expect SN to be this awful. I'm a coward and I got really scared + traumatized, so I don't think I will try cbt this way again in foreseeable future. Maybe with the antiemetics, anti-anxiety drugs, and a much higher dose of SN, the experience would be much more smooth. I just wanted to share this experience in case people are curious about how ingesting a small amount of SN feels like. And please don't underestimate the lethality of this chemical.
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