User talk:Oldsouthername

Naloxone
I had a near death experience last with Naloxone. I've done herion 5-6 times ever, and all of that in the past week.... My friends (street) were worried about me trying to kill myself (rightly) and that's why I was at their place. (She) had been a heroin addict for years, including years in Vancouver. (He) was pissed at me because I was trying to commit suicide (rightly). (She) injected me with a full vial of Naloxone, that was not prescription and was street bought (innocently), (dumbly?, who might know about these things that I am now so acutely aware of after 5 weeks?). I have recently read online advising that Naloxone is an innocuous substance and (she) greatly assured me just before the injection, so maybe I didn't question source or dosage like I (...dumb?) should have? But, hey! I do get most of my reading on my phone these days! any maybe that is were I doing most of my reading! However, rather than being upset with a friend who was trying to help me.. why don't I be grateful for the near death experience received.. yea! And not only pissed at more than 1 rosy support for the "completely innocuous" affects of Naloxone? Ok. So here is where Wikipedia comes in. You guys (gals) are supposed to be the smart ones... if I'm not supposed to be getting my advise from a hard core Vancouver drug addict who thinks that "Paramedics probably gave to you Naloxone the other night when they found you passed out on your bathroom floor without you knowing it", (I now know they didn't.) Instead! I now have what I call "the near death experience of a downtown Vancouver who is fighting for their life and might not make it".. too which she added "some of them don't", but apparently has all this experience with Naloxone to tell me how innocuous this stuff is. Wikipedia, coulda and shoulda. Oldsouthername (talk) 12:07, 13 August 2017 (UTC)