Why do I have the strange sensation that *SN* will not work on me?

[the_final_countdown]

This isn't true, SN is peaceful and typically only causes discomfort.

I tried a little. It's not that peaceful. It's pretty uncomfortable.

 

[Efilismislife]

I tried a little. It's not that peaceful. It's pretty uncomfortable.

from what i read, every toxin entering he body will cause the body to react and fight thus causing pain.
Same as how when virus enter the body the body will react and fight and we get affected by it.

Cytokine storm, septic shock over inflammation death is not only due to the virus itself but because of the immune system fighting causing damage to the body and death.

 

[MountKecske]

from what i read, every toxin entering he body will cause the body to react and fight thus causing pain.
Same as how when virus enter the body the body will react and fight and we get affected by it.

Cytokine storm, septic shock over inflammation death is not only due to the virus itself but because of the immune system fighting causing damage to the body and death.

That's what I'm worried about SN as well, septic shock, circulatory problems possibly causing loss of extremities in case of survival, I don't know if it ever happened before but wouldn't non-oxygenated blood cause tissue damage? That's why I think it's best to wait till somehow acquiring N.

 

[Efilismislife]

Yeah also if you read about the history of anesthesia and how tissue damage can cause circulatory shock/stress. It makes you think more about the process

It kind of hard to really find the painless/least painful method cause the evidence is not enough since people who gone through the whole process and successfully ctb cant come back and tell their experience.

For now it seems barbiturate, F, morphine, blood choke is the least painful.

And maybe inert gas. But they still have to combine it with sedative though. Also co2 has mix result.

That's what I'm worried about SN as well, septic shock, circulatory problems possibly causing loss of extremities in case of survival, I don't know if it ever happened before but wouldn't non-oxygenated blood cause tissue damage? That's why I think it's best to wait till somehow acquiring N.

 

[MountKecske]

Yeah also if you read about the history of anesthesia and how tissue damage can cause circulatory shock/stress. It makes you think more about the process

It kind of hard to really find the painless/least painful method cause the evidence is not enough since people who gone through the whole process and successfully ctb cant come back and tell their experience.

For now it seems barbiturate, F, morphine, blood choke is the least painful.

And maybe inert gas. But they still have to combine it with sedative though. Also co2 has mix result.

Yes, every minimal surgery with general anesthesia carries the risk of aneurysms and cardiac arrest along with deep tissue thrombosis. Especially if you smoke and drink(a lot-like I do lol). Also in the cases of survival from SN I read about there was this 60 year old guy that ended up with thrombosis in the leg which luckily resolved without the need for amputation but well that shows it's possible and probably all suicide attemps with SN hasn't been recorded so we can't be sure.

 

[saltshaker]

I tried a little. It's not that peaceful. It's pretty uncomfortable.

Ingest so much that you pass out and die. :P Kind of silly to compare a mild poisoning that you remain conscious through with a lethal dose that incapacitates you early on.

 

[Wraith]

Yeah, I have the same sensation. I have meto and an antacid, but I can't shake the lingering sense of impending failure. My phone is also smashed, so I have no way of calling for help, plus I'm now living alone: however, I'm worried I may vomit it up. I plan on concocting backup glasses just in case of this. Despite these precautions, I still feel anxious. It really blows.