SN peaceful ?

[StrugglingSienna]

I would personally not describe a death by SN as entirely peaceful. I wish we could all put our brain cells together to come up with better language for all of this, because separating methods into "peaceful" and "non-peaceful" and leaving it at that turns something into a binary that is really a huge spectrum. SN, when taken with all the recommended medications, is definitely closer to peaceful than non-peaceful, but yeah, it's not going to be a death by N or inert gas. That's the trade-off for accessibility, unfortunately. This whole website would be recommending N over SN if you could actually get it anywhere anymore.

 

[nooppop2]

For those who panic over tachycardia, beta-blockers may have to be considered even if it makes the wait a little longer.

When you say this what do you mean by if it makes the wait a little longer?

 

[KillingPain267]

When you say this what do you mean by if it makes the wait a little longer?

Some have suggested that since beta-blockers slow the heart, then the SN's effect is spread slowler through the blood.

 

[deadbidaylight]

Where can you watch. I've only seen strawberry one and one other of a girl on a video call. But both just lay down.
I'm trying to figure out if I'll cope with how it ends etc

There was one posted on here that showed the full experience from beginning to end, and that's the one I found to be the most informative. I wish I could remember the OP so that I could link it on here, but it's slipped my mind unfortunately. Maybe someone else could chime in if they remember? I'll try and find it again and link it below, but no guarantees