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|report=I took five Xanax 1mg tablets, two 2 mg clonazepam tablets, drank half a litre of wine and a beer, then somehow decided it was a good idea to leave my house around 9 PM with a dead phone and no keys.
I wandered to a nearby park hoping my friends would be there, despite having no way to contact them. Luckily they were, because by that point I was barely breathing and was in no condition to look after myself. They ended up taking care of me for the rest of the night.
Looking back, this is probably one of the most dangerous and stupidest decisions I've ever made.


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|positives=* Honestly, nothing.


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|negatives=* Severe respiratory depression.
* Extremely dangerous.
* Complete loss of judgement.
* Could have ended much worse.


|notes=
|notes=

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Alcohol + Xanax + Clonazepam
TypePersonal Combination Report
Duration~8 hours
Substance(s)Alcohol + Xanax + Clonazepam
Rating0
SubstanceAlcohol
Dose
ROA
SubstanceXanax
Dose5 mg
ROA
SubstanceClonazepam
Dose4 mg
ROA

Alcohol + Xanax + Clonazepam

Experience Report

I took five Xanax 1mg tablets, two 2 mg clonazepam tablets, drank half a litre of wine and a beer, then somehow decided it was a good idea to leave my house around 9 PM with a dead phone and no keys. I wandered to a nearby park hoping my friends would be there, despite having no way to contact them. Luckily they were, because by that point I was barely breathing and was in no condition to look after myself. They ended up taking care of me for the rest of the night. Looking back, this is probably one of the most dangerous and stupidest decisions I've ever made.


Positives

  • Honestly, nothing.

Negatives

  • Severe respiratory depression.
  • Extremely dangerous.
  • Complete loss of judgement.
  • Could have ended much worse.

Additional Notes


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