Discussion Diabetes

[Lilith81]

Hi all! I'm new here. Just wondering if anyone here has diabetes and has thought about just letting ketoacidosis happen or using insulin? Does anyone know if this would be painful?

 

[Skathon]

ketoacidosis

It is rather... uncomfortable. I would not recommend diabetic coma if you prefer painless methods.

 

[Lilith81]

It is rather... uncomfortable. I would not recommend diabetic coma if you prefer painless methods.

What does it feel like?

 

[NoDream]

Hi all! I'm new here. Just wondering if anyone here has diabetes and has thought about just letting ketoacidosis happen or using insulin? Does anyone know if this would be painful?

First you get a bit confused, then aggresive, after that tired and last coma.

You could speed that up by taking a lot of Metformin or/and insulin. If you add Alcohol you will just drift away.

My husband is diabetic so ive seen it irl. He probably will choose this method.

 

[Skathon]

What does it feel like?

Hard breathing, unstable temperature perception, vertigo/dizziness, nausea, blurred/tunnel vision (hypovolemia?), internal (gastrointestinal) bleeding, fatigue and a few other/optional (reopened wounds, tremor, unstable heartbeat) symptoms.

 

[Lilith81]

Hmm I have been researching methods and it seems like SN is the best method for me. However it's hard to take care of my diabetes since I am so depressed, and I wonder what would happen if I just let it go and try to CTB that way..but sounds scary and uncomfortable

 

[NoDream]

Hmm I have been researching methods and it seems like SN is the best method for me. However it's hard to take care of my diabetes since I am so depressed, and I wonder what would happen if I just let it go and try to CTB that way..but sounds scary and uncomfortable

Not if you are drunk, my husband has never felt any discomfort when hes been close to death in this way.
Its because when you drink alcohol you bloodsugar goes away, thats why you cant take your diabets medication while intoxicated. ( if you want to live )
And if you dont eat anything during that time it goes even faster. Many people has died in
custody because of that reason.

 

[1964dodge]

i'm on xoltophy (insulin and Victoza combined) and 2000 of metformin for my diabetes. so if I don't eat that day and get plastered does that mean I have a peaceful death that looks like an accident?

 

[NoDream]

i'm on xoltophy (insulin and Victoza combined) and 2000 of metformin for my diabetes. so if I don't eat that day and get plastered does that mean I have a peaceful death that looks like an accident?

Probably, i understand that your diabetes is pretty severe? I would say the possibility is rather high if you also take your medication that day.

But please, read about it more before you try it. I dont know so much about Victoza.

And dont be around other people that day.

 

[Sweet emotion]

I honestly wouldn't recommend it. My cousin had to have both limbs amputated. She has no legs now. It's a very slow painful way to go. It has caused infections in her blood stream. So many problems that she is in a nursing home now with that and multiple sclerosis. I'd chose another way.