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brightspark
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i got some offered for my bad back but said id pass on itWe got one of those, about half a pint, and some dihydracodeine too.
I'm saving to for the next time I try to cut all my fingers off
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im daft enough as it is without adding to it 
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thats gbh isnt it .got that offered as wellKetamine FTW , good stuff
end up being a smackhead with all that stuff 
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I got as much morphine as they could give me and it didn't help so they had to call the surgeon who administered some ketamine, pain soon went and I was talking gibberish but fully aware of itthats gbh isnt it .got that offered as well
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Lightweight, got this for my boy, doesn't even work on the dog.We got one of those, about half a pint, and some dihydracodeine too.
I'm saving to for the next time I try to cut all my fingers off
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Now you're talking, never again.Ketamine FTW , good stuff
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No, not at all. (GBH isn't ketamine.)thats gbh isnt it .got that offered as well
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right not well up on stuff not that i want to be
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This stuff is my wife's prescription, not mine but they never gave her ketamine. For the really bad post-op pain in hospital they gave her fentanyl. TBH she never liked either coz they bunged her up good even with the laxatives.
I'm not keen on taking any medication I have to be really suffering before I'll even take paracetamol.
I'm not keen on taking any medication I have to be really suffering before I'll even take paracetamol.
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The Air Ambulance doctors seem to use it on humans so not just for pets!
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I briefly dabbled, thirty years ago. And stopped. Silly.
Broke 4 ribs 5 odd years ago, ended up on Tramadol, dribble pills, can't remember three months of my life, was very, very, painful mind.
Broke 4 ribs 5 odd years ago, ended up on Tramadol, dribble pills, can't remember three months of my life, was very, very, painful mind.
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You can't overdose on Ketamine, unlike opiates, making in quite safe in A&E and emergency situations.The Air Ambulance doctors seem to use it on humans so not just for pets!
I used to be a nurse in a past life.
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is it ketamine that also gives you short term amnesia?
Ex gf was a medic and they used one that did that so people wouldn’t get mental health issues from trauma. I suppose flashbacks of your arm in a baler isn’t nice! Whatever it was is also used by ne’er do wells as a date rape drug. Apparently.
Ex gf was a medic and they used one that did that so people wouldn’t get mental health issues from trauma. I suppose flashbacks of your arm in a baler isn’t nice! Whatever it was is also used by ne’er do wells as a date rape drug. Apparently.
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I bet you've made yourself hoarse telling people that.
on the topic of hay fever - has anyone had an Kenalog Injection ?
I've tried pretty much every tablet there is trying to find a decent one.... only one that doesn't knock me out if loratadine - but I'm taking six a day instead of one a day
I'm ok if I take them, hardly ever sneeze, can breath ok most of the time.... but as soon as I lay down to sleep my nose blocks and I'm breathing through my mouth all night (snoring keeping the gf awake too)
trying to look for something a bit better, and I'm guessing 6 a day of the one a day tablets isn't good for me long term
I've tried pretty much every tablet there is trying to find a decent one.... only one that doesn't knock me out if loratadine - but I'm taking six a day instead of one a day
I'm ok if I take them, hardly ever sneeze, can breath ok most of the time.... but as soon as I lay down to sleep my nose blocks and I'm breathing through my mouth all night (snoring keeping the gf awake too)
trying to look for something a bit better, and I'm guessing 6 a day of the one a day tablets isn't good for me long term
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Is that 3 tablets up each nostril?
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Beconase spray is the only hay-fever relief I've ever found to actually work.
All the "non-drowsy" pills, loratadine, cetirizine, think there's another, are ****e, I think you need to start taking them a month before you get symptoms too. I'm not convinced the chlorphenamine does anything, not noticed it making me drowsy either. Sudafed spray sorts out the blocked sinuses but makes my nose run like a tap, which if anything is more annoying than it being blocked, it does nothing for ichy eyes either, and you're not supposed to take it continuously. Local honey is supposed to build your immunity to local pollen too, that's a load of BS.
*sets reminds to text friend who's one*The Air Ambulance doctors seem to use it on humans so not just for pets!
