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Ideally we would need someone to volunteer to be hooked up to an EEG. Any volunteers?
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I know it's sad he's gone but i envy him and those that had the courage . I wish i were dead as the dead feel no pain and can never feel pain again not even for the next trillion trillion years and no problems not having to work (would i love that). etc. i hate working. I mean i could literally write a 1000 page book going on in this way why imo for me death is the way . Now if someone else wants to live that is none of my business and they can Live all they want to as that doesn't affect my problems or me in any way.
I read all of the fail/success attempts I could find and it seems like when people do it like he did, they pass.
Because we need more information. We do not know when he actually died. He may have been unconscious for a long time. We have no way of knowing. This is a big deal for people, to be doing this. We need all the information we can get on what happens. It's a small thing to simply watch oxygen levels and heart rate. Science isn't creepy. We have people ending their lives with a certain substance but have no idea of the length of time of unconsciousness before death occurs. Why not get some more information?
As long as it gives the pulse rate that would at least let us know whether you were unconscious or had died.
It would be interesting to know the time of death, however, there are reports of people getting to the hospital alive yet they died while getting treatment. Knowing the point of no return would be even more valuable, but we have no means for that sadly. It depends on too many factors.
Those are outnumbered by the ones who got treatment and lived. Some people have called for an ambulance themselves due to intense stomach pain. I wonder what the difference is in those who have stomach pain and those who don't.
I'm skeptical that a fitbit would work for this since it isn't a medical device. As far as I'm aware a fitbit monitors the heart activity through capillaries pulse(accurate medical heart monitors use contact leads on the chest) which is a very noisy pulse and most are designed to discard abnormal pulses and come up with an average to display. I don't think they will register a heart rate that is too low. Some information may be garnered from someone wearing a fitbit but mostly I believe they only display heart rates within the parameters for fitness and don't register values low enough to show if someone is dying. I did some googling and it seemed like those who had a weakening pulse, heart murmur, skipped beats or a heart attack weren't able to get much usable data for their doctors from their fitbit. They seem designed to measure only fitness related data between resting heart rate and active heart rate but not anything lower than a resting heart rate.
If someone watched them pass from a video chat or something couldn't the police track it? Since they wouldn't be able to clear the call history from their phone
I just saw to.. could be him or someone else.. whatever it is I hope he is ok or at peace
After the final message, do you think he went unconscious and didn't feel anything after that?
Only person who could answer that with certain is him.
That is correct. We really don't know. It looks like they go unconscious but perhaps only stop moving. It's one more reason we need someone who will attach a heart rate monitor and oxygen content meter to themself as they do it so we get some real clues about what is happening.
He must have been. Not sure how doing a factory reset, then logging into your account again from that same phone, would accomplish anything. Anyone picking up his phone could see where he was logged in at and also probably log in themselves.
