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Out of the hospital - Wit - 02-15-2016
Just yesterday I got out of the hospital suffering a concussion. This all happened from me blacking out, which also led me to shaving part of my eyebrow off. I don't really have an issue with my eyebrow at all. I am fine as of now but the other night was quite crazy. My head hurts quite bad right now and I have to take a pain reliever every 6 hours. I can't do any type of physical activity which also sucks. I also get off of school until Thursday which is when my appointment to check how I'm doing is which is a plus I guess. I'm just glad to be alive.
@II Can vouch about my eyebrow.
RE: Out of the hospital - Para - 02-15-2016
I'm confused, why did you shave your eyebrow?
RE: Out of the hospital - Wit - 02-15-2016
(02-15-2016, 09:51 PM)Para Wrote: I'm confused, why did you shave your eyebrow?
I took some xanax which I now greatly regret, and ended up with me blacking out and doing some stupid stuff. I put my iPhone in the fridge while skyping someone, ate frozen pancakes, and shaved a line in my eyebrow.
RE: Out of the hospital - Alpha_mybb_import13563 - 02-15-2016
Holy shit that sounds fucking hilarious, when you do it again please skype me, regardless I hope you're feeling better
RE: Out of the hospital - Wit - 02-15-2016
(02-15-2016, 09:54 PM)Alpha Wrote: Holy shit that sounds fucking hilarious, when you do it again please skype me, regardless I hope you're feeling better
I'm not going to be doing Xanax anymore, or any type of substance. I had a bad experience just the other day. Also thank you, I am feeling much better than I was.
RE: Out of the hospital - II - 02-15-2016
I can vouch for your eyebrows being hella swag
Glad you´re okay bro!
RE: Out of the hospital - Wit - 02-15-2016
(02-15-2016, 10:36 PM)SiriusBlack Wrote: Xanax dont make you doing this kind of things lol, only believes who dont know shit about it.
Just sayin.
If you take enough Xanax you will black out, which is what I did. And it obviously does if I did? This isn't a discussion thread, stop posting it if it is involving your opinion about what actually happened and what Xanax can do. You obviously have no knowledge about Xanax if you are saying you can't black out due to a higher dosage and lower tolerance.
Just sayin.
RE: Out of the hospital - Alpha_mybb_import13563 - 02-15-2016
(02-15-2016, 10:38 PM)Harmony Wrote:(02-15-2016, 10:36 PM)SiriusBlack Wrote: Xanax dont make you doing this kind of things lol, only believes who dont know shit about it.
Just sayin.
If you take enough Xanax you will black out, which is what I did. And it obviously does if I did? This isn't a discussion thread, stop posting it if it is involving your opinion about what actually happened and what Xanax can do. You obviously have no knowledge about Xanax if you are saying you can't black out due to a higher dosage and lower tolerance.
Just sayin.
I think he is talking about the "Eating frozen Pancakes" part of it
(02-15-2016, 10:47 PM)SiriusBlack Wrote:(02-15-2016, 10:38 PM)Harmony Wrote: If you take enough Xanax you will black out, which is what I did. And it obviously does if I did? This isn't a discussion thread, stop posting it if it is involving your opinion about what actually happened and what Xanax can do. You obviously have no knowledge about Xanax if you are saying you can't black out due to a higher dosage.
Just sayin.
Taking Xanax in larger doses than prescribed, or for longer than is recommended, can lead to overdose or drug addiction. Xanax overdose symptoms commonly occur if this drug has been crushed, chewed or broken during ingestion. This is because Xanax extended-release tablets are meant to be slowly administered into your system. Breaking or crushing the tablets results in the drug being released at one time. Signs of an overdose on Xanax may include:
Extreme drowsiness
Loss of balance or coordination
Confusion
Lightheaded feeling
Muscle weakness
Difficulty breathing
Fainting
Coma
http://www.projectknow.com/research/xanax-overdose/
Dude, Fainting and Coma are both forms of 'blacking out'
RE: Out of the hospital - Geek - 02-15-2016
Get well soon yo.
RE: Out of the hospital - -Wolf- - 02-15-2016
Well it seems as if you got fucked up a lot! Good luck mate!