toskita
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I've got propranolol, quetiapine, Lexapro, fluoxetinea and aripiprazole, plus a bottle of wine at hand, what are the odds of ctb?
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Overdoes on meds are usually very long and very painful, with symptoms. Most of the time the only result is severe and permanent organ damage. And the success rate is very low, though I'm not sure how it would be with that specific combination, I'm just talking generally
Not what it's made out to be, the fact it's still popular is crazy to me. You have a high chance of surviving and I'll just say that ODing does not feel good. Even a simple/small overdose feels like absolute shit for a long time. Chances are you're gonna just go through hell, vomit a ton, need to get your stomach pumped, all that stuff. I'd rather recommend someone to just tie string around their neck and strangle themself over ODingSimilar threads
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