That is weird . Can youe explain that?
Phenobarbital has sedative and anti-convulsant properties , actually used to treat seizures. Same for alprazolam. And alcohol is a CNS depressant.
How did you take ODs of 3 different strong sedatives/depressants and got bruised and jumped?...
I cannot, I remember taking the xanax and phenobarb(edit: same time), then being slapped on the face in an ambulance, then being shouted at and slapped again in a hospital "Don't fall asleep" they were saying, I said I wanted to sleep they said no. Next moment I remember is a nurse asking how I was feeling, I said my head hurt, she said yeah I bet (I'm parapharasing), I asked why and she indicted that I had done 'something'. I asked where the injuries came from and she said I kept trying to escape and put on the 3rd of the 3 alerts. 1 being "not likely to escape" and 3 being "very likely to escape". She moved me down to 2 once I was able to talk coherently then I learnt it wasn't monday morning, but thursday.
edit: I estimate maybe 8-10 units of alcohol(5 pints), 50-100mg alpraz, then 60x60mg=3.6g(?) pheno. I was probably discovered within 6-10 hours
I honestly don't know any more than that. I had to wait for the psych docs to do an assessment and for everything to wear off, I mentioned the nerve damage at first but figured I'd ctb soon anyway so said it came back, I said oww when they pushed needles in and they were satisfied. There was lots of confusion though, the medic who was shouting/slapping me saw me (wolfing down 3 sandwiches and 2 cups of tea), ran over and said he was doing it mainly from desperation as they couldn't give me anything (adrenaline) since they didn't know exactly what I took. He was a nice guy, stayed and talked for a few minutes, he seemed in disbelief too
I don't know how to explain it, but I should add that I have been dependent on benzos for 8 years now, this happened 2-3yrs ago and I
had have a hell of a tolerance to alcohol and benzos
I'm interested in the time dilation aspect of this. When you were out, would you say it was peaceful? If it was, are you more comfortable with what comes after now?
I had very mixed feelings on waking. Mainly "What have I done", then "But I didn't even see how Naruto ends!" (bloody fillers). But peaceful yes 100%, I think if they hadn't been so insistent on saying "Stay awake" I might have drifted off, also there was no vomiting or discomfort, the headache only came on after I was sober. Maybe something in my mind decided it wasn't the right time?
edit: Oh yes I am more comfortable with what happens after now. There was nothing of what they say, no euphoria, no tunnel of light, nothing. No time. Zero. Like being in space but no time (I guess there is still space in Space but I hope you get the picture)
edit2: Thinking about it I wouldn't use the word peaceful. Not good, not bad, just pure nothingness.