I don't mind. I've been studying and practicing both tourniquet and partial for over a year now. I'm to a point where I can make myself blackout with my own thumbs in 10 seconds, give or take 2. I know once my device is properly set and I commit, I'll be unconscious faster than I can ponder my decision. I'll convulse at the 15 sec mark and go rigid at the 20 to 25 mark. Deep abdominal respiratory movements at 25 sec, ending in roughly 1 min / 30 seconds and time will do the rest. I won't feel anything after the 15 second mark. I know this because during one of my practice sessions I had a friend on standby who removed my device, laid me in a supine position and raised my feet until I regained consciousness. He told me my arms raised and my wrists turned back on themselves, then I started convulsing before he stepped in. I didn't feel any of that. I actually went directly into a vivid dream an open field and green grass as far as I could see. I don't even remember the transition from consciousness to going unconscious. My first words were, "what happened?"
I like the thought of less preparation, low to no suffering and guaranteed death. As opposed to fasting, popping pills every few hours that aren't even guaranteed to prevent side effects. Testing, measuring, then enduring the drink. Puking for who knows how long. My heart pounding out of my chest, a pounding headache, shortness of breath, then possibly having to endure additional drinks all while pondering my decision as I hover over a toilet. And when I do finally pass out. Here comes the best part... I might wake up!
I'd much rather enjoy my last days, eat some good meals, have some whiskey, pop some xanax an hour prior, then depart peacefully.