Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
Never overdosed to a point where I needed medical help except in one case when I binged on stimulants (mdma, coke and amphetamine sulfate) for a week in very high doses. Went into stimulant induced psychosis and locked up in a mental institution.
I had countless overdoses if one is to define an OD as "a state that is induced by taking too much of a particular substance and by doing so one gets in a territory where the substance is exerting only negative effects". The most dangerous overdose in this regard was when I mixed methadone, oxycodone and benzodiazepines (midazolam aka Versed/Dormicum). I nodded away and fell asleep. My breathing was depressed and my wife was watching me with the phone in her hands (hospital is 3 minutes from where I live). Fortunately, I never stopped breathing or slowed down to such an extent that would warrant naloxone. My wife made a video of me that is a reminder for the rest of my life why this combination is not safe, to say the least. Thankfully midazolam has a short half-life and when it stopped to exert its effects I woke up and was able to be awake and breathe easier by each passing minute.
I had countless overdoses if one is to define an OD as "a state that is induced by taking too much of a particular substance and by doing so one gets in a territory where the substance is exerting only negative effects". The most dangerous overdose in this regard was when I mixed methadone, oxycodone and benzodiazepines (midazolam aka Versed/Dormicum). I nodded away and fell asleep. My breathing was depressed and my wife was watching me with the phone in her hands (hospital is 3 minutes from where I live). Fortunately, I never stopped breathing or slowed down to such an extent that would warrant naloxone. My wife made a video of me that is a reminder for the rest of my life why this combination is not safe, to say the least. Thankfully midazolam has a short half-life and when it stopped to exert its effects I woke up and was able to be awake and breathe easier by each passing minute.