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ElizaEliza123
Looking for a painless way out
- Nov 6, 2019
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Yeah I dunno if that was definitely accidentalHow the fuck do you take 75g of SN accidentally lmao
Yeah I dunno if that was definitely accidentalHow the fuck do you take 75g of SN accidentally lmao
Was not SN, but sodium nitrate.How the fuck do you take 75g of SN accidentally lmao
She speaks!Yeah I dunno if that was definitely accidental
The agenda is strong in this one.
Looking for a painless way out... We must deactivate her.This poster almost sounds like a bot. Odd.
why are you adding stories about niTRATE too now?!"Two adults and their daughter aged five were suddenly taken ill after the midday meal. The adults died before a doctor could reach them and their daughter died shortly after her admission to hospital. It appears they had complained to neighbors of acute abdominal pain and vomiting"
http://swifletresearch.blogspot.com/2011/01/death-by-sodium-nitrite.html?m=
Another: "SUMMARY. A 67-year-old man accidentally ingested 75 g of sodium nitrate. He had instant gastrointestinal symptoms." Poor guy didn't even take deadly amount.
https://casereports.bmj.com/content/2014/bcr-2014-204825
Another: "Sodium nitrite intoxication is a common cause of severe methemoglobinemia, methemoglobin levels of 20%–50% may cause symptoms such as respiratory distress, dizziness, headache, and fatigue."
"As the levels reach 30%–40%, symptoms such as headache, fatigue, tachycardia, weakness, and dizziness are experienced. Methemoglobin levels of 60% produce lethargy, convulsions, and coma. Methemoglobin levels of >70% are generally lethal."
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/criem/2016/9013816/
It is an ugly death. Can find dozens more but just google it yourself.
"Two adults and their daughter aged five were suddenly taken ill after the midday meal. The adults died before a doctor could reach them and their daughter died shortly after her admission to hospital. It appears they had complained to neighbors of acute abdominal pain and vomiting"
http://swifletresearch.blogspot.com/2011/01/death-by-sodium-nitrite.html?m=
Another: "SUMMARY. A 67-year-old man accidentally ingested 75 g of sodium nitrate. He had instant gastrointestinal symptoms." Poor guy didn't even take deadly amount.
https://casereports.bmj.com/content/2014/bcr-2014-204825
Another: "Sodium nitrite intoxication is a common cause of severe methemoglobinemia, methemoglobin levels of 20%–50% may cause symptoms such as respiratory distress, dizziness, headache, and fatigue."
"As the levels reach 30%–40%, symptoms such as headache, fatigue, tachycardia, weakness, and dizziness are experienced. Methemoglobin levels of 60% produce lethargy, convulsions, and coma. Methemoglobin levels of >70% are generally lethal."
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/criem/2016/9013816/
It is an ugly death. Can find dozens more but just google it yourself.
What's that? Your lack of knowledge on the subject?Yeah well you know I work as a lobbyist for a competing poison
The agenda? Yeah well you know I work as a lobbyist for a competing poison.
Was about to say. I don't think the OP is too bright..... probably just some bored edgy teenage girl that doesn't even get that SS is pro-choice, not pro-life nor pro-suicide.....Was not SN, but sodium nitrate.
Just the side effects of low dosesWas not SN, but sodium nitrate.
I am getting those just being in this thread!Just the side effects of low doses
Sodium nitrite Side Effects: Common, Severe, Long Term - Drugs.com
Sep 30, 2019 · Signs of too much acid in the blood (acidosis) like confusion; fast breathing; fast heartbeat; a heartbeat that does not feel normal; very bad stomach pain, upset stomach, or throwing up; feeling very sleepy; shortness of breath; or feeling very tired or weak.
hanging megathread for you my dear!At the end of my rope now
Were you a stand up comedian in another life? That is if you believe in reincarnation...So OK Eliza - hit us with more knowledge. On the edge of my seat now
I am getting those just being in this thread!
Was not SN, but sodium nitrate.
yeah, but I ended that one using Nitrate which was really painfulWere you a stand up comedian in another life?
Well I don't know if there is a truly pain free method. Its going to be uncomfortable, that's the reality of it.
Self death is a tragic thing. I'm all for choice and I'm also terrified. I have my sn sitting next to my bed and while I want deliverance I'm also so so scared of it.
I don't defend OP nor do I criticise.
This is a forum for people who want out and the ones who are truly serious will do it regardless. Some discomfort is expected yet the trade off is it greater than the pain of living.
Those who just heavily ideate will continue to debate and explore and research methods for the small relief it brings and the fantasy that maybe there will be enough desperation to go through with it. I pretty much count myself in this group.
I have seriously not laughed this much in a whileyeah, but I ended that one using Nitrate which was really painful
Opiates... hmmmm... so in that other thread were you asking about how to PM because you're looking to, uh... sell some... opiates...??????Well reports of immediate opiate overdoses say they feel absolutely nothing. It just goes black.
My finger did that once in a construction accident - it hurtIt just goes black.
...I can find dozens more from of survivors who say it was agonizing but just google it and you will find them.
I have experienced more pain seeing the same links being posted over and over again than I imagine I ever will through SNI'm sorry if my initial reply to your thread came off as a bit insensitive, but I do have to ask: what did you hope to achieve by signing up and posting this thread? Is it your intention to help others? Please keep in mind that some people don't really like to be given unsolicited advice, especially if what they are being told isn't backed with evidence of a certain quality.
I can concede that the perception of pain and what is considered agonising does vary from person to person, but as things are now, nothing you have posted thus far seems to adequately support your statements.