I have been planning and saving for a while. I have alcohol, multiple bottles of ativan and xanax, oxycodone, lots of 300mg seroquel pills, promethazine, and odansetron. Antiemetics and downers mostly. Is the combination of this enough? What is the worst I should expect of it? Any ideas?
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The general consensus is that most overdoses rarely work unless the person uses sn or opioids.
The worst you should expect, is it not working, you ending up in the ER and then being moved to a psych ward. This is also the most likely outcome. Prescription medication overdoses very rarely lead to death. The more likely outcome us feeling very ill and organ damage. This is not a recommended method.
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- May 24, 2024
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Only a pharmacologist could help you, they know which medications react fatally when mixed. And they are not too many or easy to get.
