SN METHOD

[axab43]

Has anyone proof that the Sodium Nitrite method is not really painful? I just mentioned it to someone on this group) last night, (not mentioning any souces or this group) and they said it sounded painful and how would anyone know it wasn't painful?

Has anyone mentioned a lot of pain in any of the Goodbye threads? (I know you should expect some pain but am just nervous of extreme pain.)

 

[tbh2023]

Has anyone proof that the Sodium Nitrite method is not really painful? I just mentioned it to someone on this group) last night, (not mentioning any souces or this group) and they said it sounded painful and how would anyone know it wasn't painful?

Has anyone mentioned a lot of pain in any of the Goodbye threads? (I know you should expect some pain but am just nervous of extreme pain.)

Every death is painful regardless to the method.

 

[axab43]

Every death is painful regardless to the method.

I know. I thought I read somewhere on here this was one of the least painful and more peaceful methods. The person I spoke to, who won't tell anyone, scared me a bit.

 

[AnderDethsky]

Based on the fact that we need to use inside, in fact, a kind of inorganic salt, we can assume that in the case of stomach ulcers or inflammationof the small intestine, the feeling of salt on the wound without painkillers may vary from not very, to very not pleasant.

 

[deathproof17]

Nausea, headache and stomach ache obviously there will be pain but it is not as agonizing and unbearable as.most.other.methods.

 

[tbh2023]

I know. I thought I read somewhere on here this was one of the least painful and more peaceful methods. The person I spoke to, who won't tell anyone, scared me a bit.

My friend used sn but it looks like I'm changing my mind. I'm putting CTB on hold maybe I can find a less painful method or improve my life.

 

[coffeebeany]

I suppose that is why it is often recommended to take paracetamol/ibuprofen and (if one has access) a benzo to calm ones nerves and anxiety. The antiemetic can help with nausea and is often stated as a must have. Fasting is also highly recommended. All of this is no guarantee but should reduce discomfort (best case).

 

[Thanatos]

My friend used sn but it looks like I'm changing my mind. I'm putting CTB on hold maybe I can find a less painful method or improve my life.

I hope for the latter but I wish you the best either way

 

[tbh2023]

I hope for the latter but I wish you the best either way

Thank you

 

[axab43]

My friend used sn but it looks like I'm changing my mind. I'm putting CTB on hold maybe I can find a less painful method or improve my life.

What did your friend experience? I thought I read somewhere on here the the Peaceful Pill Handbook would not recommend SN unless it was relative painless.

 

[tbh2023]

What did your friend experience? I thought I read somewhere on here the the Peaceful Pill Handbook would not recommend SN unless it was relative painless.

I didn't witness but according to the police he was dead within an hour after taking SN. I don't mind pain if I know it's going to be over in minutes but one hour is too much for me. In terms of pain I'm not sure if he was in pain the whole time?

 

[axab43]

Nausea, headache and stomach ache obviously there will be pain but it is not as agonizing and unbearable as.most.other.methods.

I suppose that is why it is often recommended to take paracetamol/ibuprofen and (if one has access) a benzo to calm ones nerves and anxiety. The antiemetic can help with nausea and is often stated as a must have. Fasting is also highly recommended. All of this is no guarantee but should reduce discomfort (best case).

thank you

I suppose that is why it is often recommended to take paracetamol/ibuprofen and (if one has access) a benzo to calm ones nerves and anxiety. The antiemetic can help with nausea and is often stated as a must have. Fasting is also highly recommended. All of this is no guarantee but should reduce discomfort (best case).

Thank you. I surprising have metoclopramide now, which arrived quickly from abroad. And I have diazepam but it is four years old. It seems to be ok though.

 

[axab43]

I didn't witness but according to the police he was dead within an hour after taking SN. I don't mind pain if I know it's going to be over in minutes but one hour is too much for me. In terms of pain I'm not sure if he was in pain the whole time?

According to the Goodbye threads, they seem to be unconscious after a short period. ANd if they were in pain, they would be making a lot more noise than has been recorded, (when there were witnesses.)

 

[sorcerergf]

i watched someone do it before, they were dead within an hour but before that they just said they feel a bit sick, not really pain, just tummy ache before she went to sleep

 

[OnceTheHappiestMan]

Yes, it seems that the trick with SN, CO, gas+exit bag and other "peaceful" methods is that, done right, you lost consciousness in a matter of minutes, much before actual clinic death (that can take as much as an hour), so bodily suffering is very much reduced.

By now (I'm pretty new, and just starting my research) my view on the pros/cons of this methods are:

SN: most uncomfortable of the peaceful methods but quick and easy to prepare.

Inert Gas: should be the less painful and also quickest, but lot of work involved, and moving parts that could cause failure. The bag can be an issue for some.

CO: seems to be not painful at all but the slowest of the three, the ingredients are easily accesible, but the preparation needs care

 

[ilovenewyork]

I'm not so sure it's peaceful having watched all the videos. It quickly puts the person into a delirium where an outside observer can't really gauge their distress and pain. I suspect many regret the decision after drinking it but are too preoccupied to express it

https://watchpeopledie.tv/search/posts/?q=sodium nitrite

(1 hour long) Joe Winko was so screwed up by life that he killed himself by ingesting sodium nitrate.

Click To Watch

www.reeleak.com

 

[peewee]

i think if im remembering right this guy drank wine before and didnt follow protocol? someone correct me if im wrong

I'm not so sure it's peaceful having watched all the videos. It quickly puts the person into a delirium where an outside observer can't really gauge their distress and pain. I suspect many regret the decision after drinking it but are too preoccupied to express it

https://watchpeopledie.tv/search/posts/?q=sodium nitrite

(1 hour long) Joe Winko was so screwed up by life that he killed himself by ingesting sodium nitrate.

Click To Watch

www.reeleak.com

 

[ilovenewyork]

That's true he drank wine. The other videos on wpd are worth reviewing.