peacecomingsoon
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- Dec 28, 2025
- 58
Hello again everyone at SaSu. I unfortunately am here to post that I survived my SN attempt. I know what I did wrong and will make sure there are no mistakes for next time. Thank you so much everyone for all your support and kind words. I haven't read through everything as my phone is sometimes taken away in the ward and have to be careful.
I'm very regretful honestly to still be alive and was wishing so much that while the medical team were treating me that the treatment would fail and that I would die. I still want this, to die, but it is impossible right now with 1:1 nursing staff on me. The last three days I've been on 1:1 nursing which means a nurse outside the room door monitoring me, with the door open and also nearly everything in my room is taken away at night.
I've been put under the mental health act as expected and have been forcibly medicated already. Doctors gave the choice: take the meds or forced ECT… not much of a choice so I have been taken the forced meds. Even broke down crying one night because they were forcing me to take multiple sedative medications just because I was still awake around 10-11pmish and I wasn't even agitated. Saying it was needed for me to 'think straight' and calm down.
I hate psych wards so much and just want to be discharged and ctb. Thinking of either trying to hang myself with the thin bedsheets they have here once 1:1 nursing ends and do it over the door (toilet door has a wide gap). Or once I'm finally able to go on leave, get some of my SN back and drink it before coming back to hospital or even in the ward and just pretend I'm sleeping after taken it so by the time they will have noticed likely too late to help.
I'm so goddamn frustrated and wish my SI hadn't gotten in the way of my attempt. Next time I will not have my phone on me, will be in a completely isolated area, will mix the SN with another flavoured drink because it actually made no difference when I took it (I vomited 3 hours after drinking it at the hospital), a slightly shorter fasting period (8 hours instead of 12)…
in the end I only managed to drink 2-4g of SN unsure of exact amount/slightly less than half of 10g. This was enough to cause tachycardia/higher heart rate, cyanosis an hour or so later on lips, fingers, face very pale with bluish hue, nausea began early and got stronger right until I threw up 3 hours later. Overall experienced barely any breathing difficulties though despite my oxygen dropping to 83% I believe while treating, I think it got lower than that too though can't remember. My blood was apparently 'very, very dark brown' was what the doctor said. They gave the methylene blue and then it was all good pretty much after I vomited also. I've definitely learned my lesson and will not fail my next attempt. Doctors did say that (this was 2.5 hours later after I drank the SN), that if I hadn't gotten to hospital when I did that I would've died without treatment. So I guess it shows how potent and effective it is, really regret having gotten treatment…
Anyway, feel free to ask any questions and I'd be happy to answer them when I can. Just be mindful I am still in the ward and limited phone time. Thank you so much everyone and hope this helps somehow.
Overall, if I had to rate SN on a scale of pain it would be a 2/3 out of 10, very peaceful and minimal pain. It is definitely my method of choice.
I'm very regretful honestly to still be alive and was wishing so much that while the medical team were treating me that the treatment would fail and that I would die. I still want this, to die, but it is impossible right now with 1:1 nursing staff on me. The last three days I've been on 1:1 nursing which means a nurse outside the room door monitoring me, with the door open and also nearly everything in my room is taken away at night.
I've been put under the mental health act as expected and have been forcibly medicated already. Doctors gave the choice: take the meds or forced ECT… not much of a choice so I have been taken the forced meds. Even broke down crying one night because they were forcing me to take multiple sedative medications just because I was still awake around 10-11pmish and I wasn't even agitated. Saying it was needed for me to 'think straight' and calm down.
I hate psych wards so much and just want to be discharged and ctb. Thinking of either trying to hang myself with the thin bedsheets they have here once 1:1 nursing ends and do it over the door (toilet door has a wide gap). Or once I'm finally able to go on leave, get some of my SN back and drink it before coming back to hospital or even in the ward and just pretend I'm sleeping after taken it so by the time they will have noticed likely too late to help.
I'm so goddamn frustrated and wish my SI hadn't gotten in the way of my attempt. Next time I will not have my phone on me, will be in a completely isolated area, will mix the SN with another flavoured drink because it actually made no difference when I took it (I vomited 3 hours after drinking it at the hospital), a slightly shorter fasting period (8 hours instead of 12)…
in the end I only managed to drink 2-4g of SN unsure of exact amount/slightly less than half of 10g. This was enough to cause tachycardia/higher heart rate, cyanosis an hour or so later on lips, fingers, face very pale with bluish hue, nausea began early and got stronger right until I threw up 3 hours later. Overall experienced barely any breathing difficulties though despite my oxygen dropping to 83% I believe while treating, I think it got lower than that too though can't remember. My blood was apparently 'very, very dark brown' was what the doctor said. They gave the methylene blue and then it was all good pretty much after I vomited also. I've definitely learned my lesson and will not fail my next attempt. Doctors did say that (this was 2.5 hours later after I drank the SN), that if I hadn't gotten to hospital when I did that I would've died without treatment. So I guess it shows how potent and effective it is, really regret having gotten treatment…
Anyway, feel free to ask any questions and I'd be happy to answer them when I can. Just be mindful I am still in the ward and limited phone time. Thank you so much everyone and hope this helps somehow.
Overall, if I had to rate SN on a scale of pain it would be a 2/3 out of 10, very peaceful and minimal pain. It is definitely my method of choice.