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Liv_Olive

New Member
Dec 25, 2024
2
Hey everyone,

I know that - if survived - a Lithium intoxication can potentially produce serious long-term damage. Still, I am wondering if a dose of about 40g could be lethal enough. I take Lithium as a regular medication so it would be possible for me to get more, the amount shouldn't be the problem.

I used to have SN, but after my flatmate found out, she made me dispose it & now I don't have the financial means or time to acquire it again. I'm very tired and exhausted, I want to ctb as soon as possible and just really hoping to manage with Lithium.

Thanks for your help!
 
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UnbearableLightness

Member
Dec 21, 2021
28
Lithium OD doesn't work sadly… have a bottle on my desk and if it did I'd be gone already