PPH eligibility? Serious illness definition?

[thehorizons]

Does anyone know how "serious illness" is defined for those that were able to get a copy of the PPH as someone under 50? I'm not sure that I'll fit the category despite having a couple of illnesses, one of which I'm sure I could provide proof of soon within the coming months. While the Kairos Kollar has its flaws, as the Night-Night method has risks as well (something I unfortunately learned of), it still gives me hope that it'll be quick given that it seems more effective since it's designed and would stay in place.

Additionally, on a related note, I know that the second prototype of the Kairos Kollar is being developed but does anyone know if there are methods to create it in the latest PPH version?

 

[unluckysadness]

Does anyone know how "serious illness" is defined for those that were able to get a copy of the PPH as someone under 50? I'm not sure that I'll fit the category despite having a couple of illnesses, one of which I'm sure I could provide proof of soon within the coming months. While the Kairos Kollar has its flaws, as the Night-Night method has risks as well (something I unfortunately learned of), it still gives me hope that it'll be quick given that it seems more effective since it's designed and would stay in place.

Additionally, on a related note, I know that the second prototype of the Kairos Kollar is being developed but does anyone know if there are methods to create it in the latest PPH version?

I have the same interrogations because I consider myself having "serious illnesses" but it's not clear on their website. I'm desperately looking for the new PPH version since months...

 

[thehorizons]

I have the same interrogations because I consider myself having "serious illnesses" but it's not clear on their website. I'm desperately looking for the new PPH version since months...

There must be someone on SaSu that has an answer. I find it disgustingly hypocritical that the authors of PPH are bashing the Swiss government or other entities for requiring a suffering component to be eligible for VAD, yet, they themselves are requiring people under 50 to suffer to be eligible for their book.

They're creating a double standard too, there's plenty of people 50 and above that are healthy but plenty of people under 50 are largely ineligible even though they have some form of sickness? That's insane.

 

[unluckysadness]

There must be someone on SaSu that has an answer. I find it disgustingly hypocritical that the authors of PPH are bashing the Swiss government or other entities for requiring a suffering component to be eligible for VAD, yet, they themselves are requiring people under 50 to suffer to be eligible for their book.

They're creating a double standard too, there's plenty of people 50 and above that are healthy but plenty of people under 50 are largely ineligible even though they have some form of sickness? That's insane.

You're damn right.

 

[thehorizons]

Have you tried to obtain it from the site before? I think I read somewhere from the site that they required medical records in the event that you're under 50.