Experiences - Very interesting experience I would like your thoughts...

[notaregular]

Before this experience SWIM had never used any type of drug other than basic allergy medication, nicotine, alcohol and opiates prescriptions from surgery (two weeks before this). This will blow your mind for a first time experience...

Hour one: 9 AM- DAY one.
Swim's wakes and his allergies are particularly bad on this day so he takes claritin in addition to his other two allergy medicines. SWIM soon begins to notice that he feels rather odd... so he begins to investigate. What he soon realizes is that instead of taking claritin... he took his girlfriends's Lorazepam (2mg) because both are very similar in shape and size.

Hour two: 10 AM
SWIM blacks out for 15 minutes (WTF!!) and wakes with close to zero inhibitions as far as decision-making (Idk why to this day...). SWIM then gets an awesome idea! Try every available drug in the vicinity! Swim downs 150mg Diphenhydramine (Benadryl), approx. 360 mg Dextromethorphan (Zicam cough suppressant), a good shot or two of triplesec (IDK why triplesec) in OJ, another 2mg of Loraz, and for a finale (get ready for it)... 4mg Hydromorphone and 20mg Oxycodone/ Approx. 1300 mg Acetaminophen.

Hour twelve: 9PM
Swim wakes up after having blacked out for 10 hours. Swim feels very depressed, paranoid, hypnotic, and most of all scared. There is vomit all over everywhere. Cognition is very erratic and unrealistic. Swim reasons that he must find Chef (Yes from South Park) and ask him for help. Swim flies (Superman Style) around his house and eventually locates Chef in his bedroom and talks to him. Chef tells swim to sleep it off so SWIM does.

Hour seventeen: 2 AM- Day two

Swim wakes up in the park 15 minutes (drive) from his residence. He has no clothes on and there are no vehicles in the parking lot. SWIM feels the same as in hour 12 except cognition has improved slightly.. which exacerbates the fear.

Hour twenty one: 6 AM- DAY Two

SWIM awakes again... this time in a bathroom of the local high school's football stadium (5 minute drive from the park). He has clothes on this time, though they are not his. SWIM is no longer paranoid or depressed. SWIM feels no fear. SWIM attempts to sprint- off the drugs on the stadium's field.

Hour thirty six: 9 PM- Day Two

SWIM wakes in a walk- in clinic. Cognition is fairly normal. SWIM asks the nurse about his behavior. The nurse explains that SWIM walked in, asked for emergency help, and then fell asleep in the waiting room.

10 minutes later...

SWIM decides that he feels well enough to just go home and sleep it off. Swim walks outside and finds his best friend's car parked in front of him. He begins to drive yet does not recognize anything around him. SWIM drives back to the clinic and asks the nurse where he is.

Hour fourty five: 6 AM- Day Three

After the drive back home from the clinic, which was eight hours and two states over, SWIM goes to sleep in his own bed.

... nothing interesting happens after this. SWIM had a lot of explaining to do to his girl friend and best friend, obviously.

Conclusion: SWIM is a dumbass.

NOTE: SWIM was very messed up. The times are approximations. SWIM does not know what actually happened... this is what he remembers. The only concrete memory was eight hour drive home from the clinic in his best friend's car.

Reputation Comments on this post:

very glad that you are able to share this experience.

[enhancion01]

wow... your lucky your not dead or in jail... thats a crazy experience... i'm glad i read it though... very very very interesting.

[fiveleggedrat]

Yes, Swim is lucky to be in one piece. Make sure to be more careful in the future. Let this be a learning experience, at least so you gain something from it.

[N0ly]

Wow that's quite an adventure. The closest Pink has come to that is the three days after he found a datura plant that his family refuses to talk about. It would be interesting to find out how you got to be 2 states over from your friends home.

[missparkles]

An extremely interesting account of drug induced psychosis....perhaps.
But a damn good example of why any drug use should be thoroughly researched, the dose and side effects checked, and personal safety put first...every time.
Never forget...treat drugs with respect. If you're unsure, start with small doses, and wait to see the effect, before taking more.
Sparky is glad the OP is ok now, it could have been so much worse.
Take care and be safe.
Sparky.


His experiences did sound amusing though.

[killian49]

wow. that's a really interesting experience swim got there. a classic example of what drugs can do to someone. I'd try to trace back what happened to me during those black-outs if I were swim or at least fill the gaps. I'm sure there are some funny moments there.