Damage if you fail SN

[tarjebie]

I'm afraid of failing with SN. Does anyone know the damage I might end up with? Like brain damage?

 

[LifeQuitter]

Afaik it's the only method you can't end up with brain damage.

 

[rozeske]

There is no way of knowing what kind of damage you will end up with, any damage is possible although it's slim. You can only do your best by following the protocol and not calling for help.

 

[suffering_mo]

Yeah. You can end up with brain and organ damage. There are people on here who have had those issues after.

 

[CantDoIt]

I think it's one of the few methods with a very low likelihood of perm damage which is one of the reasons that it is so popular as opposed to something like hanging or CO which have chances of brain damage or paralysis

 

[fade to black]

There is no way of knowing what kind of damage you will end up with, any damage is possible although it's slim. You can only do your best by following the protocol and not calling for help.

I've been trying to figure out the surefire method. Everything I'm reading is overwhelming to the point of being confusing. The only thing I've figured out is how to get SN.

 

[Lady Laudanum]

Afaik it's the only method you can't end up with brain damage.

Likely survivorship bias. The people who are incapacitated by brain damage aren't going to be able to log back on to SS and report their experiences to us, so we assume that they're dead. I can't say for sure, but I suspect that there's a lot more to the spectrum of outcomes than simply "survived with no damage" or "dead."

 

[GuessWhosBack]

Yeah. You can end up with brain and organ damage. There are people on here who have had those issues after.

Do you have link to threads?

 

[suffering_mo]

I don't have time to link but they are there. I've come across about 4 or 5. But just realize that most don't come back on here after they have failed. And we have no way of knowing if there's more who can NOT come back to report. You need to search.