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Cocaine I overdosed last night

ardantaleon

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anyone else? I could feel it coming on.
Had a couple of seconds to make it to the stairway. I collapsed, my legs gave out. I don’t know if I passed out. But I was being haunted by several voices and an Alarm.
It’s the most terrifying thing I’ve ever experienced. Within minutes, I was able to tell myself that they weren’t real and they retreated, but did not disappear altogether. But that I could call for help someone came to the bottom of the stairs to talk to me, but they just kept asking me what I said what I was talking about. I knew how scared I sounded and how desperate the situation was, but I couldn’t relate to them how bad it was. When I asked them to look up the symptoms of toxicity the thing that scared me the most was hypothermia cause I felt like I was sweating, but I don’t think I was and I wasn’t necessarily hot. I just felt like I was in the dark tunnel.
She physically couldn’t help me with the stairs, my legs still didn’t work, I dragged myself up with my hands ask for ice and ice packs. And eventually ended up in the shower with cold water running on me. And told that it was an hour before I was able to stand I changed my clothing and I fell asleep
 
A cocaine overdose sounds so scary =|

Not that I used to avoid it, I'd just grab the mini bite ben and Jerry's for a sustainable meal for the week or whatever
 
anyone else? I could feel it coming on.
Had a couple of seconds to make it to the stairway. I collapsed, my legs gave out. I don’t know if I passed out. But I was being haunted by several voices and an Alarm.
It’s the most terrifying thing I’ve ever experienced. Within minutes, I was able to tell myself that they weren’t real and they retreated, but did not disappear altogether. But that I could call for help someone came to the bottom of the stairs to talk to me, but they just kept asking me what I said what I was talking about. I knew how scared I sounded and how desperate the situation was, but I couldn’t relate to them how bad it was. When I asked them to look up the symptoms of toxicity the thing that scared me the most was hypothermia cause I felt like I was sweating, but I don’t think I was and I wasn’t necessarily hot. I just felt like I was in the dark tunnel.
She physically couldn’t help me with the stairs, my legs still didn’t work, I dragged myself up with my hands ask for ice and ice packs. And eventually ended up in the shower with cold water running on me. And told that it was an hour before I was able to stand I changed my clothing and I fell asleep
Glad you survived,I been there
 
Yeah sounds extremely similar to an experience I had years ago. Grim.

Make sure you learn from it OP. Next time there could be a worse outcome.
 
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