SN LETHALITY PERCENTAGE

[Notabadguy]

Since N is very difficult to obtain, I think that the less worst option is SN. I'm interested to know what lethality percentage offers. There is a site called "LastHopeLost" where the lethality percentage about different menans of CTB are offered, but it does not appear, specifically, SN. So, does anyone know about that? It will be fantastic if the source can be cited.

I'm asking about that because I want to be completely sure that it works. I'm not decided to CTB, but just in case, I'm depressed and tired of my poor decisions.

Another question it would be where to get the antiemetics. Regarding obtaining the SN, I read that it's easy.

 

[rntmss]

From a pure statistical standpoint, it's hard to give a percentage. There's lots of things that can go wrong along the way.

 

[Quarky00]

This has been asked many times . There is a search option in this site .

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...ave-actually-completed-ctb.31493/#post-578633

After crunching the numbers here at Sanctioned Suicide Monitoring Centre I can report that 4.28% members have caught the bus.
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/attachments/ss-control-centre-jpg.26506/



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These can be collated with other lovely nuggets like this:

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/how-do-you-determine-if-a-user-successfully-ctb.29651

And again:

Senior members are monitored for pulse the whole time.

Their sensors are connected to SS Live Monitoring Centre.

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[GoodPersonEffed]

I suggest using the search for SN successes and failures, there are two threads that have gathered anecdotal accounts. There are no actual statistics.

For antiemetics you'll need to do an online search, or perhaps someone will PM you, or do a search on this site. AEs are not a guarantee against vomiting, but Meto assists the method by promoting the faster passage of stomach contents into the disgestive tract.