
razor543
quetiapine <3
- Dec 23, 2024
- 69
In May of this year, I survived taking sn. I know exactly what I did wrong. I didn't take any antiemetics or benzos. I didn't fast, and I didn't measure out how much sn I was going to take. I still had a cardiac arrest, but why did I survive that? The survival rates of surviving a cardiac arrest are so low. People have said, "It wasn't my time," but I wanted it to be my time; I was so close to it being my time. Why did they have to save me when I clearly didn't want to be saved? When I see on here that people have successfully done it, I get jealous. Why wasn't that me? Now I have to live with regrets. I traumatized people that I love. Having constant reminders of what happened by the scars on my neck. Having my address and name flagged on systems. Being isolated because I reordered it. Not being trusted by anyone. All I wanted to do was find peace, and I fucked it up. The crisis team have put in their reports that "i'm looking forward to the future." Why are they lying? I have sn (they don't know about this one), I've written all my notes, and I have loads of different medications hoarded. I really hope that one day I will finally succeed and I won't be in this pain anymore. At least I was able to share my survival story on this site so people know what could happen.