Discussion How long can someone survive for if they follow SN protocol?

[Eudaimonic]

Has there been anyone who has followed protocol and had >95% SN, but was able to be resuscitated after 4 hours or more?

 

[TheHolySword]

It depends on how properly they followed protocol. Assuming they followed it exactly, it also depends on how much was absorbed in their system and how much they expelled. After that it's about how quickly emergency services are notified and how quickly they can administer care. It is unlikely anyone would survive for 4 hours or more if following protocol with no services rendered at that point (hospitalization does not guarantee survival either, plenty of people have still CTBed even with healthcare being provided).

 

[waistcoat]

4 hours with a successful protocol? in theory its possible, but i don't think there has been any recorded cases of it.

 

[ShatteredSerenity]

I haven't seen any cases of it, but many articles don't provide data on time elapsed from ingestion to treatment.

In the few articles I've seen that did provide that information, it was 30 minutes to an hour before the person was first treated.

 

[Eudaimonic]

I haven't seen any cases of it, but many articles don't provide data on time elapsed from ingestion to treatment.

In the few articles I've seen that did provide that information, it was 30 minutes to an hour before the person was first treated.

Yeah, that's what I've seen as well.

 

[rozeske]

Usually people are conscious when calling for help and most of those couldn't be saved so I'd say 4hrs is highly unlikely but if you can give yourself more uninterrupted time it'd be better.

 

[Eudaimonic]

Usually people are conscious when calling for help and most of those couldn't be saved so I'd say 4hrs is highly unlikely but if you can give yourself more uninterrupted time it'd be better.

I'll be doing it at a hotel, but idk how long it will take until my family gets worried. I'd say I have at least 4 hours before they do, though

 

[Peace2peace]

From the one I witnessed it took about 15 minutes for unconsciousness and around 40 minutes to ctb

 

[rozeske]

I'll be doing it at a hotel, but idk how long it will take until my family gets worried. I'd say I have at least 4 hours before they do, though

I'd look for ways to stretch that worry time but I think it should take some additional time to report and track you down. I think usually it's the hotel that first finds and reports you.

 

[Eudaimonic]

I'd look for ways to stretch that worry time but I think it should take some additional time to report and track you down. I think it's the hotel that first finds and reports you.

yeah, i'd think it would take a few hours at least just to track me down.

i have no idea how long i could go before they'd get worried enough to call the police. probably a lot longer than 4 hours though. i'd think they'd just assume my phone died or i had no service for whatever reason

hopefully the hotel staff don't come into my room, but i've heard of them doing this even with a do not disturb sign up. i'll barricade the door with furniture, use a travel door jammer, and wedge an ironing board against the door, and hopefully that'll be enough lol

 

[Bimbosqualo]

Da quello a cui ho assistito ci sono voluti circa 15 minuti per l'incoscienza e circa 40 minuti per il ctb

Ciao, se non ti dispiace, puoi raccontarci cosa hai visto.

 

[ToTheNeverland]

I have read one record of someone surviving after 24 hrs but the dosage was quite low, it was also an accidental ingestion.
I don't think if you follow the protocol properly with right dosage, don't puke and give yourself a couple hours of uninterrupted time, there is any real chance for survival. The method is quite reliable.

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