Mirrors
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- Mar 14, 2026
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I lit your candle this morning. Be at peace.
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Same. Like you and her, I don't fantasize or glorify death. I have oral cancer and post-acute withdrawal syndrome. My life was actually starting to look up last year. Like for the first time in my life I felt a sense of purpose before I suffered post-acute withdrawal syndrome and I was diagnosed with oral cancer. I'd like to go the sodium-nitrite route, but I can't take the complementary medications for it like benzos or an anti-emetic, as they'll wreak havoc on my nervous system. I'd have to resort to using an inert gas or using night-night. From personal experience and from getting second-hand accounts from others that can't be explained by science, I truly believe there is a soul after death. I don't know if it's peace, but it would be another form of existence that's not the current one I'm in.This is so sad, i missed her, damn. I posted earlier in the thread and she replied to me, so i'll take comfort in that.
I'm in a similar situation, though not as bad as hers from what I understand, so I understand why she took this path. I'll be taking the same path myself soon, the path of ceasing to breathe.
I'm here for the same reason as her - and probably most people here - because living a life like this is not worth living - same as it obviously was for her - and there's no solution.
I won't be too far behind her, may she rest in peace, her pain and suffering are now over.
Good night Fightclub17, and God bless![]()
So sorry to hear about your struggles, and what has brought you here. I just wanted to let you know that I did actually write you a proper reply, and posted it, but then deleted it immediately (out of respect) when I reminded myself that this was Goodbye Thread. I didn't think it was appropriate to open a dialogue with you here, but also didn't want to ignore you. I was stuck between a rock and a hard place, so please excuse me.Same. Like you and her, I don't fantasize or glorify death. I have oral cancer and post-acute withdrawal syndrome. My life was actually starting to look up last year. Like for the first time in my life I felt a sense of purpose before I suffered post-acute withdrawal syndrome and I was diagnosed with oral cancer. I'd like to go the sodium-nitrite route, but I can't take the complementary medications for it like benzos or an anti-emetic, as they'll wreak havoc on my nervous system. I'd have to resort to using an inert gas or using night-night. From personal experience and from getting second-hand accounts from others that can't be explained by science, I truly believe there is a soul after death. I don't know if it's peace, but it would be another form of existence that's not the current one I'm in.
if what she said was true, and there is no reason to not believe her . . .But since you were suicidal prior to your injuries, I am guessing that doesn't matter too much to you