My friend who I met on this forum successfully ctb'ed yesterday 4/6/2024 5-6pm

[sammiechzxv]

I'm sorry for your loss, I'm glad her final moments were peaceful and I'm glad she got to pass while being with someone who clearly cared about her so much. I hope the afterlife is peaceful to her

 

[thebelljarrr]

Wow. You are a good person, I won't forget u both. She is resting now

 

[justanothernobody]

I remember finding this thread when I was checking this site before I made an account.
Now that I can actually write something, I wanted to leave my thoughts, even if this thread started more than a month ago.
To put it simply, you are such an incredibly understanding and caring person. To agree to do this for your friend is nothing short of amazing and courageous.
I hope your friend found the peace she was looking for.

 

[Ernest1964]

I am just wondering, did she remove the labels from the bottles?
I have travelled around globally, and when I would fly to the US from Europe, often there was a label on or inside my suitcase indicating that US customs opened and inspected the suitcase. I never had any similar label for any other country. Not sure if other countries customs don't routinely open bags, or they open it but don't put a label on it indicated it was inspected. As the inspection label only happened to me from Europe to US flights and I flew around internationally quite a bit

Yes, I have had this happen to me once in a while when traveling into the US. If I were to travel with bottles of N in my suitcase now, I would also buy a bottle of cheap Tequila and slip it into a sock for protection against breaking. I would also slip BOTH bottles of N into socks to protect against breaking and wrap Both tequila and the N in duct tape and write on the tape of BOTH bottles "Tequila". Not that this would be foolproof, but a little extra time invested up front might avert a potential problem at the airport. Of course the bottles would ONLY GO INTO THE CHECKED LUGGAE.