Method question about SWB

[savvy]

if i were to fail somehow and didn't die, what would that look like? would i just be fine after, feel a bit off? from what i've been reading, this method seems relatively assuring as long as you're doing it right. i just mean stuff happens, there's always some possibility of not dying. my question is just what would this look like? if i failed, would it be obvious that i tried to do this? would it not even require a hospital visit, etc?

 

[Forveleth]

Depends on how long you were without air. Depriving the brain of oxygen for some amount of time always runs the risk of permanent brain damage. Severity depends on how long before rescue and giw good your brain is at recovering.

 

[Intoxicated]

If ingestion or aspiration of water into the lungs takes place, then complications are possible.

Patients who have survived a near drowning episode require emergency evaluation to determine whether they are at risk of subsequent delayed complications. If they are asymptomatic, with no abnormalities on physical examination and with a normal chest radiograph, arterial blood gases and full blood count, they can be safely discharged because they are at low risk of pulmonary problems. However, any abnormality on initial evaluation should prompt hospital admission for observation.

Infectious Diseases || Infections Associated with Drowning | 10.1016/B978-0-7020-6285-8.00218-5_Science Hub

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