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randal_bond
Me encantaria practicar ES con Hispanohablantes.
- Oct 23, 2018
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Morning, all.
I am not suicidal and have a very strong survival instinct, regardless my circumstances. It's an instinct, after all. For that reason I can only consider CTB methods with the highest rating on "peacefulness". PPeH book cites opioids as 9/10-10/10 in terms of peacefulness. Exit bag is not an option for me for a number of reasons.
I have a few questions to those who overdosed on fentanyl or other opioids but were "saved".
1. Could you describe your experience before loss of consciousness in detail, i.e. was it really very peaceful and how it compared to falling asleep from a strong sedative? Did you experience any problems whatsoever with breathing, heart or any other weird or unpleasant symptoms?
2. Are there any fast tests during border control like there are for hard drugs? Or is the situation the same as with N (peaceful pill)?
3. If it's indeed such a peaceful and effective way to CTB, why there's more discussion of N on this forum? Isn't N more expensive and harder to obtain?
I never did drugs or used any of the above-mentioned. So, could you talk to me with patience and in simple terms, so that I could understand? Thank you to everybody who wants to help. I'll need a lot of help and will have a lot more questions as the time goes. For me it'll be a slow process, and I don't want to make any costly mistakes. Due to my illness I'm often quite hazy and very unwell.
For those who think that only suicidal people should CBT, remember Swiss clinics' clientele. They won't take people of no sound mind. Neither will they take those who have suicidal ideation and tendencies. I'm one of Dignitas candidats without the money to ever afford it. It seems that we imply different things when we talk about being suicidal. If it's an overwhelming obsessive desire/urge to end one's life that you can't fight, then I'm not suicidal (it would've made things so much easier). If it's a mental and emotional conclusion that it's a merciful way out life of profound disability and intense physical suffering for many years to come (which survival instinct/animal fear/panic can and does override when you try) then I am indeed suicidal.
I am not suicidal and have a very strong survival instinct, regardless my circumstances. It's an instinct, after all. For that reason I can only consider CTB methods with the highest rating on "peacefulness". PPeH book cites opioids as 9/10-10/10 in terms of peacefulness. Exit bag is not an option for me for a number of reasons.
I have a few questions to those who overdosed on fentanyl or other opioids but were "saved".
1. Could you describe your experience before loss of consciousness in detail, i.e. was it really very peaceful and how it compared to falling asleep from a strong sedative? Did you experience any problems whatsoever with breathing, heart or any other weird or unpleasant symptoms?
2. Are there any fast tests during border control like there are for hard drugs? Or is the situation the same as with N (peaceful pill)?
3. If it's indeed such a peaceful and effective way to CTB, why there's more discussion of N on this forum? Isn't N more expensive and harder to obtain?
I never did drugs or used any of the above-mentioned. So, could you talk to me with patience and in simple terms, so that I could understand? Thank you to everybody who wants to help. I'll need a lot of help and will have a lot more questions as the time goes. For me it'll be a slow process, and I don't want to make any costly mistakes. Due to my illness I'm often quite hazy and very unwell.
For those who think that only suicidal people should CBT, remember Swiss clinics' clientele. They won't take people of no sound mind. Neither will they take those who have suicidal ideation and tendencies. I'm one of Dignitas candidats without the money to ever afford it. It seems that we imply different things when we talk about being suicidal. If it's an overwhelming obsessive desire/urge to end one's life that you can't fight, then I'm not suicidal (it would've made things so much easier). If it's a mental and emotional conclusion that it's a merciful way out life of profound disability and intense physical suffering for many years to come (which survival instinct/animal fear/panic can and does override when you try) then I am indeed suicidal.
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