nabollocks
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SS alone can be life threatening, but when it occurs in a controlled environment with known drugs, it can be monitored and safely bring the patient back to normal. This usually requires stopping the medication in question, treating symptoms, and monitoring the patient.
The problem that we are facing here in terms of HR is that people are not aware of the contents of the pills they take, and are far less likely to go to the hospital because of their illegal activities than someone being treated by a doctor. Yes SS occurs in general practice!
I think a test kit for BZP is the next step. PD?
Maybe a standard sheet to fill out if you arrive at the hospital with problems:
Did you consume:
1. Alcohol? (Y/N)
2. Pills (Was the contents known) Check pill reports for ideas? (Y/N)
3. Opiates (Y/N)
4. G (Y/N)
5. K (Y/N)
6. LSD (Y/N)
7. MJ (Y/N)
8. Meth (Y/N)
7. Research Chemicals (Y/N)
8. Combination of 1-7?
Either you or your friends could fill this out and it would give the doctors something to work with. It would also highlight the problematic drugs, and maybe, just maybe we could get the word out to the general public that mixing drugs is a bad idea.
Just remember kiddies, life is far more important than a night on the pills.
The problem that we are facing here in terms of HR is that people are not aware of the contents of the pills they take, and are far less likely to go to the hospital because of their illegal activities than someone being treated by a doctor. Yes SS occurs in general practice!
I think a test kit for BZP is the next step. PD?
Maybe a standard sheet to fill out if you arrive at the hospital with problems:
Did you consume:
1. Alcohol? (Y/N)
2. Pills (Was the contents known) Check pill reports for ideas? (Y/N)
3. Opiates (Y/N)
4. G (Y/N)
5. K (Y/N)
6. LSD (Y/N)
7. MJ (Y/N)
8. Meth (Y/N)
7. Research Chemicals (Y/N)
8. Combination of 1-7?
Either you or your friends could fill this out and it would give the doctors something to work with. It would also highlight the problematic drugs, and maybe, just maybe we could get the word out to the general public that mixing drugs is a bad idea.
Just remember kiddies, life is far more important than a night on the pills.
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