Anyone also preferring SN over N

[Snatsbats]

Because i think SN is faster acting poison and is more brutal. Like with N it coule be that you are in a prolonged coma before you die and can end up with brain damage. With SN you are either saved in time with little consequences or death.

 

[KolK]

SN requires a protocol to follow and could be more uncomfortable.

N knocks you out so you won't feel anything.

Of course, N is much harder to acquire.

 

[Deleted member 25349]

Ideally N. Is so perfet is suse on the european assisted suicide clinics.

 

[Amumu]

Well SN isn't a central depressant, so the risk of damage is extremely low, that's the advantage.

 

[Captive of Mind]

There are many reasons why assisted suicide organizations choose N over SN. And the number of cases resulting in a prolonged coma are a very small fraction of the total. Those cases are usually due to the person having long term use of medication that doesn't allow the N to work properly.

That being said, SN is a relatively peaceful death. I've seen it first hand.

 

[Life_and_Death]

There are many reasons why assisted suicide organizations choose N over SN. And the number of cases resulting in a prolonged coma are a very small fraction of the total. Those cases are usually due to the person having long term use of medication that doesn't allow the N to work properly.

That being said, SN is a relatively peaceful death. I've seen it first hand.

yes but (without knowing the effects off N keep in mind) in an assisted suicide case unless someone barges in no ones going to stop you so unless you somehow survive on your own there wouldnt be any effects (which has happened, i read about a case where someone tried it SEVEN times, of course im not sure if they were using N or something else) whereas with using SN on your own in case you do get saved wouldnt you want to know that there is a very very slim chance of you not being ok?

and i think thats the difference, being stopped vs not

 

[greyhound]

I think my preferred order of methods: N > DDMP2 > SN

 

[Captive of Mind]

yes but (without knowing the effects off N keep in mind) in an assisted suicide case unless someone barges in no ones going to stop you so unless you somehow survive on your own there wouldnt be any effects (which has happened, i read about a case where someone tried it SEVEN times, of course im not sure if they were using N or something else) whereas with using SN on your own in case you do get saved wouldnt you want to know that there is a very very slim chance of you not being ok?

and i think thats the difference, being stopped vs not

You have a point. That would be the one advantage of SN over N. If you are stopped after a prolonged coma, then there might be a greater risk for brain damage with N.

But adding the probability of being stopped on top of the probability of being in a prolonged coma makes it more unlikely. It's like saying, "I don't want to eat at my favorite restaurant because I could get food poisoning. But I'm only worried about getting food poisoning if a certain chef prepares my meal".

 

[Deleted member 94]

There are many reasons why assisted suicide organizations choose N over SN. And the number of cases resulting in a prolonged coma are a very small fraction of the total. Those cases are usually due to the person having long term use of medication that doesn't allow the N to work properly.

That being said, SN is a relatively peaceful death. I've seen it first hand.

Can you link me the article n is my chosen method but didn't know about extended coma.

 

[Life_and_Death]

You have a point. That would be the one advantage of SN over N. If you are stopped after a prolonged coma, then there might be a greater risk for brain damage with N.

But adding the probability of being stopped on top of the probability of being in a prolonged coma makes it more unlikely. It's like saying, "I don't want to eat at my favorite restaurant because I could get food poisoning. But I'm only worried about getting food poisoning if a certain chef prepares my meal".

ill accept that because i dont know much about N so im not sure what the probability of being in a prolonged coma is lol

 

[Snatsbats]

Yeah my whole point was the prolonged come and brain death on failure. Thats what my biggest worry is so i will stick with SN.

 

[Nymph]

If i had the money for N id get it but i dont so i have SN. I dont prefer it over N though cause N is the holy grail after all

 

[Johnjohn1]

There are many reasons why assisted suicide organizations choose N over SN. And the number of cases resulting in a prolonged coma are a very small fraction of the total. Those cases are usually due to the person having long term use of medication that doesn't allow the N to work properly.

That being said, SN is a relatively peaceful death. I've seen it first hand.

I read that certain medication that doesn't allow nembutal to work properly is possible. Nembutal rarely fails though. I am scared however since I currently take Lyrica and buprenorphine and I'm on the highest dose of Lyrica. I don't know if this will be problematic with taking nembutal at some point. Thanks for any feedback on this.

 

[pen]

Are you getting N? I'm sure would like some too.

PM me ways of getting N.

THX

 

[Captive of Mind]

Can you link me the article n is my chosen method but didn't know about extended coma.

ill accept that because i dont know much about N so im not sure what the probability of being in a prolonged coma is lol

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...and-whats-in-between.37396/page-3#post-709337

Scroll to the bottom for statistics. You will see that there were several different complications that came up for the patients because these people are all in a critical condition that makes it more difficult to succeed. I've seen other studies where there is less of a chance of being in a prolonged comma but I don't want to go digging around to find them.

I read that certain medication that doesn't allow nembutal to work properly is possible. Nembutal rarely fails though. I am scared however since I currently take Lyrica and buprenorphine and I'm on the highest dose of Lyrica. I don't know if this will be problematic with taking nembutal at some point. Thanks for any feedback on this.

You're welcome. There is plenty of information on which medications will affect this if you use the search option to look through the forum history. If you don't want to risk taking N, SN is the best option.