LifeSucks39
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So it's not painful?You've already asked this so many times. People report that's there's some discomfort but everyone has a different pain threshold.
It's different from person to person so no one can give you an exact answerSo it's not painful?
I'm sensitive to painI can see you're having anxiety about this, and you are not feeling secure about the answers you're getting. The problem is pain is subjective. Each of us feels pain in our own way, and what is tolerable to some is unbearable to others. How about we approach it this way.... how sensitive are you to pain? What types of pain are too scary to you?
You can expect rapid heart rate and shallow breathing, not suffocating. You will get dizzy and faint feeling, and will need to lay down. Some people get nauseous and/or vomit, but not all. Some people get irritation or burning sensation in the throat or stomach due to the salt, but not all. Some people find drinking salty water gross, but not all. Some get a mild headache, but not all.I'm sensitive to pain
Of course you'll be anxious, you're going to dieI understand there will probably be a headache and a stomachache.
It could also trigger nausea and vomiting to occur, which may be uncomfortable to some people.
Maybe some anxiety as the heartbeat increases and other things like that for a few minutes while waiting for unconsciousness.
These things seem likely to occur with sn as a method. Some of it can be addressed with antianxiety meds, antinausea meds, and pain meds though.
Heroin would be better than SNFrom the information I do have by now I'd choose exit bag over SN. Exit bag seems to be painless and without other agony.
He's saying that no one will really know for sure until they go through it themselves.What way
I reckon some opioid meds would be better than Tylenol for the pain. My personal opinion.Just take some Tylenol if you're worried. Most of the pain comes after passing out
Opioids might make you more likely to be sick though. I know whenever I take codeine or hydrocodone, I feel really nauseousI reckon some opioid meds would be better than Tylenol for the pain. My personal opinion.
Oh Im imune to codeine. It's the only thing that keeps me function daily.Opioids might make you more likely to be sick though. I know whenever I take codeine or hydrocodone, I feel really nauseous
this is what girlfriend says too. It's a strange dynamicI think if you really want out, you'll do anything to escape. Suicide is never going to be comfortable whatever method.. OD and you might be nauseous and stomach pain, hanging might hurt for a few seconds, there is no entirely painless way.. it's about weighing up your options of what method you're most comfortable
I think if you really want out, you'll do anything to escape. Suicide is never going to be comfortable whatever method.. OD and you might be nauseous and stomach pain, hanging might hurt for a few seconds, there is no entirely painless way.. it's about weighing up your options of what method you're most comfortable