Sweet death with sn is a lie

[waitingforrest]

I like the explosion idea, it's ought to work 100% if you do it well. Wrap explosives on your head. Very good! It's probably fairly hard to get the materials and know-how, however.

This and decapitation are methods that are potentially painless but need months of work.

Yep, it takes months of planning ahead in time.

 

[Mocon33]

I like the explosion idea, it's ought to work 100% if you do it well. Wrap explosives on your head. Very good! It's probably fairly hard to get the materials and know-how, however.

This and decapitation are methods that are potentially painless but need months of work.

I've always thought that the guillotine is the most humane method of execution (and suicide). Quick and painless. It lost favor because it's gruesome for the spectators. There was even a mention here a few months back of a guy who built his own.

 

[outrider567]

N is the only painless method. However, SN is my method too. Also, we should take into account those who took the full dose vs those who took some that survived.

Nitrogen is painless also

 

[Seeking_Peace]

Nitrogen is painless also

Really? I've thought of doing gas but it seems too complicated(feels like a science project).

 

[Niirvana]

I prefer a few minutes of physical pain and not a life of mental torture

 

[Brianiskillingme]

I drank Engine Coolant when I was 17. (I'm much older now), if I could deal with that nausea and pain (anti-freeze is an awful way to go)...I think SN is going to be ok with me.

I was considering coolent as a method about a yr ago. Glad I didnt use it.

 

[Al Cappella]

I think the terms are being confused. Painful = being eaten by an alligator, or fire ants. SN, on the other hand = uncomfortable, maybe, for some. There aren't any free rides, unfortunately.

 

[Judy Garland]

I was considering coolent as a method about a yr ago. Glad I didnt use it.

Yeah, definitely don't do it. It makes you very dizzy, and you projectile vomit and you just want to die. I had to have dialysis from it and I was nauseated and sick for a whole week before feeling better. Definitely not a peaceful way to go.

 

[Skullomania]

If SN sounds so "painful" to you, then surely you're not ready to die.

and this scares me, knowing for years that dying is the only solution and at the same time not being able to die is distressing. my suffering is authentic, I am not going through a phase, I know for sure that there is nothing left for me but to die.

I think you should cite the reports of stomach pain. From what I've read there is headache,but its not excessive.

Survival after self‐poisoning with sodium nitrite: A case report

Sodium nitrite ingestion poses a considerable public health threat. The incidence of sodium nitrite self‐poisoning in the United States has been trending upward since 2017. Our case report describes an intentional sodium nitrite ingestion with ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[y0dha]

Like others have said we already have data reports showing that it's uncomfortable that's why it says 7/10 on peacefulness.
But it's clearly not atrocious pain like full suspension hanging

If you are already suffering I think you can tolerate some uncomfort for few minutes before dying. Well at least I am, from what the reports says it won't be as painful that's what I already deal with so I don't care.

 

[Shu]

and this scares me, knowing for years that dying is the only solution and at the same time not being able to die is distressing. my suffering is authentic, I am not going through a phase, I know for sure that there is nothing left for me but to die.

Survival after self‐poisoning with sodium nitrite: A case report

Sodium nitrite ingestion poses a considerable public health threat. The incidence of sodium nitrite self‐poisoning in the United States has been trending upward since 2017. Our case report describes an intentional sodium nitrite ingestion with ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This has already been discussed before this person literally did it a couple of days after the celebrity did it so he probably found out about it through the article and he didn't follow any plans are preparations as mentioned in the guide

 

[waiting4thenextbus]

Really? I've thought of doing gas but it seems too complicated(feels like a science project).

Was my first choice method but it looks too complicated for me (all the gas flow nozels and pipes) and I personally don't have the space for a setup like that. Would look weird dragging that equipment into a hotel room if I got one! But I'm sure one would be successful if the followed the instructions in the PPEH carefully and had privacy in their own home.

 

[veryhappyhuman]

IDK about the shortness of breath but the abdominal pain could be because the person had ulcers or just a sensitive stomach. If you have ulcers it's like literally rubbing salt on your wounds, so yeah no doubt it'd be paunful

 

[befree]

Exit bag is painless and euphoric but it requires a lot of effort and preparation

That´s why inert gas with diving equipment is better.

 

[JayJay]

y all are some serious beggars being choosers at this point, like I'm sure we'd all benefit from having a wand and casting avada kedavra at ourselves or some wild shit but unfortunately all we have is the poor man's sausage preservative and we have to make do

Apparently SN is illegal in other countries and hefty fines can be place. So glad I live in the U.S. Hoping to purchase 99% grade sodium nitrate this Friday from Amazon. Beggars really can't be choosers. And people should understand how much of a privilege it is to even be able to buy sodium nitrate.

 

[mojabaka]

Well you didn't cite any sources but even if true, it doesn't sound too bad. Literally everybody has experienced shortness of breath in their lifetime, you just have to run or go to the gym while being out of shape and you'll experience it. It's nothing special and also not painful at all. About the abdominal pain part, yes it sucks and can be painfu, but it's also not too bad. Going through abdominal pain and shortness of breath for 20 minutes is nothing like what I've had to experience for the past year. The covid "vaccine" gave me nerve pain, POTS, and severe insomnia and I've been suffering for a year now (was perfectly healthy before that). I literally have shortness of breath by just going to the toilet due to POTS and while I don't have abdominal pain, my feet are burning 24/7. This whole post sounds like a bad pro lifer attempt. I'm not an expert, but from everything I've seen SN is one of the best methods out there. The vast majority of eye witness reports report it as peaceful.

 

[lilinde]

I have a suspicion that some websites list extreme symptoms for peaceful suicide methods in order to discourage people from doing it.

 

[Veraln]

Others have reported a sense of suffocation internalised, which seems stronger than a simple shortness of breath

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...m-actually-dying-sn.77177/page-4#post-1386849

 

[Enoughnow]

What I notice is its not that most people who have actually tried say its painless its just that those people are the only ones that most of you choose to listen to I guess unless you actually have tried it yourself or sat next to someone who has and watched you shouldn't really come on here n go at the people who have how the f would you know otherwise you guys just call everyone who tells you otherwise they're fake lying trolls try it for yourselves first and if you survive through ambulance whatever then you get a say otherwise give it a rest

 

[lifeistoolong103]

A completely painless way is difficult with the way that society is now. All we can do is try to minimize the pain as much as we can. A few minutes of pain for everything to end seems worth it to me.

 

[sfabians]

Exit bag is painless and euphoric but it requires a lot of effort and preparation

I wonder if this information is true. It's about an assisted ctb pod, where the pod gets filled with nitrogen at the push of a button. Link.

 

[Shu]

What I notice is its not that most people who have actually tried say its painless its just that those people are the only ones that most of you choose to listen to I guess unless you actually have tried it yourself or sat next to someone who has and watched you shouldn't really come on here n go at the people who have how the f would you know otherwise you guys just call everyone who tells you otherwise they're fake lying trolls try it for yourselves first and if you survive through ambulance whatever then you get a say otherwise give it a rest

Do you know how it feels?

What I notice is its not that most people who have actually tried say its painless its just that those people are the only ones that most of you choose to listen to I guess unless you actually have tried it yourself or sat next to someone who has and watched you shouldn't really come on here n go at the people who have how the f would you know otherwise you guys just call everyone who tells you otherwise they're fake lying trolls try it for yourselves first and if you survive through ambulance whatever then you get a say otherwise give it a rest

I've actually spoken to many of people who have tried it and none of them said it was painful

Others have reported a sense of suffocation internalised, which seems stronger than a simple shortness of breath

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...m-actually-dying-sn.77177/page-4#post-1386849

Not" trying to judge that user.. but they seemed to be all over the place and could have been over exaggerating things. They also did not follow the guide. I Really hope they found peace.

I'm going through hundreds of threads and this is one of the only one that mentioned that it was hard to breathe other than a couple others. I have read shortness of breath. One user mentioned "I have to breathe really hard" i expect it to feel like I just went on really long jog.
@Judy Garland

"People experiencing hypoxia may feel like they can't breathe, struggle to catch their breath or experience a rapid heart rate as the heart beats faster to attempt to supply the brain with blood." I'll take that over having a rope tied around my neck and not being able able breathe at all.

 

[Enoughnow]

Do you know how it feels?

I've actually spoken to many of people who have tried it and none of them said it was painful

Not" trying to judge that user.. but they seemed to be all over the place and could have been over exaggerating things. They also did not follow the guide. I Really hope they found peace.

I'm going through hundreds of threads and this is one of the only one that mentioned that it was hard to breathe other than a couple others. I have read shortness of breath. One user mentioned "I have to breathe really hard" i expect it to feel like I just went on really long jog.
@Judy Garland

"People experiencing hypoxia may feel like they can't breathe, struggle to catch their breath or experience a rapid heart rate as the heart beats faster to attempt to supply the brain with blood." I'll take that over having a rope tied around my neck and not being able able breathe at all.

Yes I have it was painful and when I came on here I got bullied by a number of people being called a liar even people insisting my intelligence and I've seen loads of posts of people stating they've had bad experiences and watched the same thing happen to them people believe what they wanna believe but when you all try it for ya selves you'll see until maybe be a little kinder to people were all here for the same reason clearly we all hate life it fucking sucks we're supposed to be able to talk about our failed experiences so we cam figure out where we went wrong and be successful next time and find the most peaceful way to go lots of people on here are just damn Ryde and mean and just add even more pain on top of an already intolerable existence

 

[Resinn66]

I wonder if this information is true. It's about an assisted ctb pod, where the pod gets filled with nitrogen at the push of a button. Link.

I wasn't referring to this. This is Euthanasia, and for that, you need a medical examiner's permission. Assisted suicide. I was referring to the DIY method

That´s why inert gas with diving equipment is better.

I saw an article about someone who did it in a hotel room. I imagine it would be great to be able to ctb at the bottom of the sea!

 

[Mocon33]

Apparently SN is illegal in other countries and hefty fines can be place. So glad I live in the U.S. Hoping to purchase 99% grade sodium nitrate this Friday from Amazon. Beggars really can't be choosers. And people should understand how much of a privilege it is to even be able to buy sodium nitrate.

I'm not sure what will happen if you take sodium nitrate instead of sodium nitrite but I know that you won't die.

 

[lofticries]

I've heard three testimonials that sn was painless. One who died (accident) and two who survived cuz help was there immediately. I think it depends on the preparation and how your body reacts to it. With any luck you'll get dizzy and just pass out.

I'm still going with n and if not gun to the head over something high. Debating exit bag but uhhh too much shit.

Lol is it too much of a dream to be able to hire a hit man to do me in.

 

[Sunset Limited]

I wouldn't describe it as "painful", as many users who survived the SN attempt wrote. Tachycardia, dizziness, nausea. One of them.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/i-almost-died.20817/

 

[LastFlowers]

Other sites also report excruciating abdominal pain as symptoms.
In an interview, a woman who saw her husband die from sn poisoning said her husband complained of shortness of breath.
The thought of not being able to die rationally and with as little pain as possible destroys me, on the one hand I have been sure for years that I want to die, on the other I am not yet so desperate as to kill myself not caring about the excruciating pain that I could feel with suicide.
There is nothing worse than a lack of choice, I feel like a prisoner at the mercy of events.

What other sites?
What interview?
Where?

Do you have links? I would like to read/hear what was said so I can inform myself properly.

Right. I'm not sure where they found this info from but it's kinda contradicting the documented cases on here including the few that have survived and came back to tell us how it was.

True, but to play devil's advocate, several of those people could have been lying.
This site is not immune from attention seekers.

and this scares me, knowing for years that dying is the only solution and at the same time not being able to die is distressing. my suffering is authentic, I am not going through a phase, I know for sure that there is nothing left for me but to die.

Survival after self‐poisoning with sodium nitrite: A case report

Sodium nitrite ingestion poses a considerable public health threat. The incidence of sodium nitrite self‐poisoning in the United States has been trending upward since 2017. Our case report describes an intentional sodium nitrite ingestion with ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

That? I think someone already made a thread about that case and why it could have failed so miserably..

What about the interview?
Where can I find that?

 

[1000winds]

i plan on taking SN. i think if there's pain it will be much better than my original plans which were taking pesticide or producing hydrogen sulphide gas.

 

[LastFlowers]

Well you didn't cite any sources but even if true, it doesn't sound too bad. Literally everybody has experienced shortness of breath in their lifetime, you just have to run or go to the gym while being out of shape and you'll experience it. It's nothing special and also not painful at all. About the abdominal pain part, yes it sucks and can be painfu, but it's also not too bad. Going through abdominal pain and shortness of breath for 20 minutes is nothing like what I've had to experience for the past year. The covid "vaccine" gave me nerve pain, POTS, and severe insomnia and I've been suffering for a year now (was perfectly healthy before that). I literally have shortness of breath by just going to the toilet due to POTS and while I don't have abdominal pain, my feet are burning 24/7. This whole post sounds like a bad pro lifer attempt. I'm not an expert, but from everything I've seen SN is one of the best methods out there. The vast majority of eye witness reports report it as peaceful.

Personally I cannot stand shortness of breath and certain types of discomfort far more than most degrees of physical pain (as I already deal with both, severe pain and discomfort/inability to breathe properly or get enough oxygen because of fucked up nasal passages and my poor jaw structure cutting off my other main airway).
Still, my life is absolutely miserable and if it takes a brief period of enduring more of the same, I have to follow through.

I'm wondering what the intent behind the post was as well, but I understand some of the concerns regardless.
It's just a measure of desperation and what someone is or isn't willing to go through to end their suffering on their final day.