SN poisoning consequences

[TheWood]

SN is uncomfortable at best. Obviously counter lies but don't mislead and call it peaceful. If you've come to terms with it then good on you but let's be fair about it to others.

Anyone acting like people who opted for this method have not faced pain, discomfort, amd violent vomiting aren't being honest with it. Separate witness accounts of SN deaths have said the process did not look peaceful. SN has many goodbye threads where it's a mixed bag of panic, vomit, and confusion or a relatively smooth decline. It's a gamble.

It is what it is. Death sucks most of the time. If you like poisoning it's a valid option with potential cons. It's no N and it never will be no matter how many antiemetics you pop and how much wishful thinking you use. There's a reason SN needs this level of defense and N is pretty much a settled discussion. I personally don't want to be found tar black and covered in my own vomit but fuck, that might be my endgame. I wish we would stay as real as can be about suicide. You should be fearful. You're going to spend 20+ minutes in a state of dizzying, heart racing nausea with the life being sucked out of you. It's uncomfortable at best and a garbage way to die at worst. Most of us don't have the luxury of a better exit at this rate. Curse the day you were born and strap in for the SN ride. It's grim shit, it is what it is. Hopefully your life is more grim because that makes it easier to face.

I think the vomiting and malaise that sn can cause can be compared to a bad hangover where you have one regurgitation after another. Correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Judy Garland]

I think the vomiting and malaise that sn can cause can be compared to a bad hangover where you have one regurgitation after another. Correct me if I'm wrong

I really hope not. I'll find out soon enough.

 

[Shu]

I really hope not. I'll find out soon enough.

It is different for everyone.

 

[freelifexit]

It gives you brain damage!

According to the article I provided, brain damage is possible, it is called anoxia.

"This type of brain injury (encephalopathy) is caused by partial (hypoxia) or total (anoxia) deprivation of the brain's oxygen supply for longer than the compensatory mechanisms designed to prevent neuronal death can cope.
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TOXIC Anoxia caused by toxins or substances that interfere with the use of oxygen.
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The clinical spectrum of this disease is highly variable, ranging from isolated cognitive disorders to symptoms compatible with brain death. This disease, especially when compared with other aetiologies, generally leads to a high rate of disability and dependence among survivors."

Irenea, neurological rehabilitation institute

Irenea is a highly specialised centre in rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injury or other neurological disabilities

neurorhb.com

 

[Dot]

If s.n. = 2 scry fr u @freelifexit thn slf wld advse rsearchng dffrnt methds instd of pstng all th/ thngs whch mght g/ wrng w/ s.n. - ppl r awre tht n.e. methd wll brng rsks bt chancs of thse rsks r stll lowr w/ s.n. thn wth othr methds

 

[freelifexit]

If s.n. = 2 scry fr u @freelifexit thn slf wld advse rsearchng dffrnt methds instd of pstng all th/ thngs whch mght g/ wrng w/ s.n. - ppl r awre tht n.e. methd wll brng rsks bt chancs of thse rsks r stll lowr w/ s.n. thn wth othr methds

Thank you for your opinion, but I will decide by myself what to do with info I find about SN. I think it's important to share info about risks of SN, especially from articles. People deserve to know all the truth about SN.

 

[Shu]

According to the article I provided, brain damage is possible, it is called anoxia.

"This type of brain injury (encephalopathy) is caused by partial (hypoxia) or total (anoxia) deprivation of the brain's oxygen supply for longer than the compensatory mechanisms designed to prevent neuronal death can cope.
...
TOXIC Anoxia caused by toxins or substances that interfere with the use of oxygen.
...
The clinical spectrum of this disease is highly variable, ranging from isolated cognitive disorders to symptoms compatible with brain death. This disease, especially when compared with other aetiologies, generally leads to a high rate of disability and dependence among survivors."

Irenea, neurological rehabilitation institute

Irenea is a highly specialised centre in rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injury or other neurological disabilities

neurorhb.com

How long were they unconscious before they got brain damage?

 

[WorthlessTrash]

Again, if you know of a just as cheap easy to obtain method that is relatively peaceful, we'd love to hear it.

This one seems relatively low risk all things considered.

 

[freelifexit]

How long were they unconscious before they got brain damage?

This article is about anoxia at all, different types of it and consequences. Not about specific cases.

 

[Shu]

Thank you for your opinion, but I will decide by myself what to do with info I find about SN. I think it's important to share info about risks of SN, especially from articles. People deserve to know all the truth about SN.

There are risk with all methods. Why are you not putting the magnifying glass on all of the other methods and instead on the one method that has barely if any evidence of long term damage? You claim there may be people who are so damaged that they aren't able to report back on here but where are the articles or information proving that?

 

[WorthlessTrash]

There are risk with all methods. Why are you not putting the magnifying glass on all of the other methods and instead on the one method that has barely if any evidence of long term damage? You calin there may be people who are so damaged that they aren't able to report back on here but where are the articles or information proving that?

Better yet, what is the goal of attempting to scare us out of SN?

 

[freelifexit]

Again, if you know of a just as cheap easy to obtain method that is relatively peaceful, we'd love to hear it.

This one seems relatively low risk all things considered.

My goal is not to suggest new methods, only to warn about the risks that I have learned about. Everyone chooses his own method based on all the information that he knows. After my post, people have more information to make a decision.

 

[Shu]

Better yet, what is the goal of attempting to scare us out of SN?

This is what I'm trying to understand I get trying to educate people about the possible consequences but are they trying to scare us out of using the one method that almost every single person i have read has been saved from and is okay? I know one user who has heart problems after being saved but that's because doctors injected the methylene blue to quickly. It's like what do they want us to do go use other methods that carry even more risk of even more severe damage?

 

[WorthlessTrash]

My goal is not to suggest new methods, only to warn about the risks that I have learned about. Everyone chooses his own method based on all the information that he knows. After my post, people have more information to make a decision.

Fair enough, then.

Just seems like this is the most reliable method that mitigates SI.

 

[Shu]

My goal is not to suggest new methods, only to warn about the risks that I have learned about. Everyone chooses his own method based on all the information that he knows. After my post, people have more information to make a decision.

So why aren't you sharing the risk of other methods in comparison to SN?

 

[freelifexit]

There are risk with all methods. Why are you not putting the magnifying glass on all of the other methods and instead on the one method that has barely if any evidence of long term damage? You calin there may be people who are so damaged that they aren't able to report back on here but where are the articles or information proving that?

I have shared link to the article, my opinion is based on it. You can check it by yourself if you want more info.

 

[WorthlessTrash]

I have shared link to the article, my opinion is based on it. You can check it by yourself if you want more info.

But that doesn't answer the question as to why you're not detailing the risks of other methods. Why not make a thread detailing the risks of every method so we can all discuss them? Why single out this method specifically?

 

[Shu]

I have shared link to the article, my opinion is based on it. You can check it by yourself if you want more info.

The link doesn't work and it has nothing to do with Sodium Nitrite.

 

[freelifexit]

The link doesn't work and it has nothing to do with Sodium Nitrite.

"TOXIC Anoxia caused by toxins or substances that interfere with the use of oxygen."

So why aren't you sharing the risk of other methods in comparison to SN?

You can make a post about this if you want. It will be interesting to read)

But that doesn't answer the question as to why you're not detailing the risks of other methods. Why not make a thread detailing the risks of every method so we can all discuss them? Why single out this method specifically?

You can also make a post about other methods)

 

[Shu]

"TOXIC Anoxia caused by toxins or substances that interfere with the use of oxygen."

You can make a post about this if you want. It will be interesting to read)

You can also made a post about other methods)

Do those poisons mention convert into Nitric Oxide?

 

[WorthlessTrash]

"TOXIC Anoxia caused by toxins or substances that interfere with the use of oxygen."

You can make a post about this if you want. It will be interesting to read)

You can also make a post about other methods)

Not my duty. I'm not the one who's championing warning people about these "potential dangers".

Also, evading the question is not doing your cause any favors. I think CTB and I are starting to see through this charade.

 

[freelifexit]

Do those poisons mention convert into Nitric Oxide?

Maybe later link will be working and you can check it by yourself.

 

[Shu]

you are scaring me man. Please stop. I just want to die.

 

[Cathy Ames]

@freelifexit do you still have SN as your second choice of CTB methods?

 

[freelifexit]

@freelifexit do you still have SN as your second choice of CTB methods?

I have SN, but didn't decide to use it or not.

 

[Cathy Ames]

I have SN, but didn't decide to use it or not.

That's why you keep researching it (and aren't looking at other methods)?

 

[freelifexit]

That's why you keep researching it (and aren't looking at other methods)?

Yes, I'm also thinking about some other methods.