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heylightiforgot
Experienced
- Apr 30, 2019
- 256
I have a few concerns about SN, primarily because of my chronic health condition and also my family living situation. In order to cope at home, I keep a very strict routine, as follows:
- Wake up approx 2-3pm
- Have 1-2 cups of coffee and then fast until about 10pm and eat a meal
- Rest for a few hours (because eating exhausts me), then eat again at 1.30am
- Rest until 5/6am, then prepare food and (try to) sleep
Basically, I have to eat at each of these allocated points in order to mitigate a chronic-fatigue-related crash (even though, ironically, eating tires me out). So it would be impossible for me to commit to the 48-hour fasting regime. And if I wanted to CTB with SN, I would probably have to do it during the window when my family is asleep since someone is always at home during the day (like 3-6am), so I would have to follow my normal schedule re: eating etc. to try and remain functional for the day to get to that point.
So, I do have both SN and antiemetics, but am wondering if the method is something that can be pulled off in a more impromptu fashion? If I was going to try do it in a shorter window, what's the minimum I would need to fast, take anti-emetics etc.? Would it be ok to just not eat for a few hours, then take the meto?
My second concern is how poor my health is, especially my gut health. I guess that makes the SN more likely to kill me, but I also dread not keeping it down, because I CANNOT afford to fuck this up. As I said, I barely survived being in the psych ward last week due to my poor health and sincerely felt I could have died in there, and it would be horrible.
So yeah, feeling conflicted and overall just not comfortable with SN as a method, to be honest .. concerned about the 'peacefulness', preparation involved etc. but sadly I don't have any other options, unless I can figure out how to pull off partial suspension in the house.
- Wake up approx 2-3pm
- Have 1-2 cups of coffee and then fast until about 10pm and eat a meal
- Rest for a few hours (because eating exhausts me), then eat again at 1.30am
- Rest until 5/6am, then prepare food and (try to) sleep
Basically, I have to eat at each of these allocated points in order to mitigate a chronic-fatigue-related crash (even though, ironically, eating tires me out). So it would be impossible for me to commit to the 48-hour fasting regime. And if I wanted to CTB with SN, I would probably have to do it during the window when my family is asleep since someone is always at home during the day (like 3-6am), so I would have to follow my normal schedule re: eating etc. to try and remain functional for the day to get to that point.
So, I do have both SN and antiemetics, but am wondering if the method is something that can be pulled off in a more impromptu fashion? If I was going to try do it in a shorter window, what's the minimum I would need to fast, take anti-emetics etc.? Would it be ok to just not eat for a few hours, then take the meto?
My second concern is how poor my health is, especially my gut health. I guess that makes the SN more likely to kill me, but I also dread not keeping it down, because I CANNOT afford to fuck this up. As I said, I barely survived being in the psych ward last week due to my poor health and sincerely felt I could have died in there, and it would be horrible.
So yeah, feeling conflicted and overall just not comfortable with SN as a method, to be honest .. concerned about the 'peacefulness', preparation involved etc. but sadly I don't have any other options, unless I can figure out how to pull off partial suspension in the house.