I had a few friends that served overseas and they did some heroin and said it was the best body feeling they ever had so I researched it and I read one out of four get addicted. I was firm about doing it one time to see what it is like then never again. Two would lead to three then to four so firmly, once. I acquired some from a girl and must have had it for a year or more so I read about the amount a petite woman with low tolerance would take and stupidly didn't test it for fentanyl. 10 mg is a pin head amount so I got it ready. It was an hour before my wife was due home from work and I was alone at home. I sniffed it and got up and walked 7-8 steps to my bed and laid down in the middle of the bed on my back. I laid my head down and the second my head hit the pillow, I opened my eyes, there were three doctors to my left, three to my right and three at the foot of the bed. I was in the emergency room at the hospital and it was about two hours later. It was like absolutely no time passed, even one second. I was in the hospital for 3 days. The first responders, 4-6 of them couldn't awaken me and afterwards my wife had to go to counseling for the trauma of dealing with it. I have only done a few drugs one or two times in my life with low doses and I am way past retirement so I figured it was time to get this one off my 'to do list'. A week after I came home from the hospital a man and woman from an agency that helps addicts recover, came for a visit. They said they were there to help me with my heroin addiction! I told them I was going to be the easiest person they ever dealt with, I didn't get even one half second of pleasure and went straight to the hospital fighting for my life. My wife often stops off on her way home from work but this time she came straight home, if she wouldn't have I most likely wouldn't be here now to tell what happened to me. Be extra careful everyone, test everything and have a friend with you for first time experiences, this was really a close one that I went through.

