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So, the word on crazy mother in law, is that her wounds were all "superficial"

Posted by groiny (aka groiny) Feb 20 '13, 13:08

and that she swallowed a half bottle of Zanex.

She is under observation, and my sister in law is there discussing what is involved in having her committed, or long term observation.

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a quick google suggests that it's relatively hard to OD on Xanax. - loosilu Feb 20, 13:13 14
- you got to watch out for toxicity with Xanax & no grapefruit - Epiphany Feb 20, 13:32
- last time I heard, she is on that, and percoset? nm -- nm - groiny Feb 20, 13:14 12
  - percocet is for pain. - loosilu Feb 20, 13:15 3
    - keep in mind, I do not really deal with her too much, so I am not sure of all she takes. - groiny Feb 20, 13:17 2
      - chawl. -- nm - Diva Feb 20, 13:17
      - yeah, could be lots of other things. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:17
  - I think that one's a painkiller. What about Paxil? -- nm - Beryllium Feb 20, 13:15 7
    - paxil isn't used much these days. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:15 4
      - No - based on what I've heard, this would be because it fucks people up and makes them suicidal -- nm - Beryllium Feb 20, 13:18 3
        
        heh. it's a beast to get off it, is another thing. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:19 2
        
        I dated someone once upon a time who had been on it, and this was her complaint. -- nm - Reagen Feb 20, 13:20 1
        
        vertigo and head buzzing. it's really awful. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:22
    - she has a bad neck, so I think percoset is correct. nm -- nm - groiny Feb 20, 13:15 1
      - that probably would have been more effective for an OD. - loosilu Feb 20, 13:16
Jeez. Good luck and I hope she gets good help. - Krusty Feb 20, 13:12 1
- it would be worse if he did not have to deal with this multiple times already. - groiny Feb 20, 13:13
boy, I hope she gets the help she needs -- nm - ty97 Feb 20, 13:11
Xanax aka Alprazolam -- nm - budice Feb 20, 13:10 2
- my knowledge of anti depressants is pretty limited. nm -- nm - groiny Feb 20, 13:11 1
  - all cool, still hope for the best bro. -- nm - budice Feb 20, 13:12
I was gonna say, most people that cut their wrists *and* their throats are gone. - Spawn Feb 20, 13:09 8
- you have to slice elbow to wrist to do it right. a lot of people just go around the wrist and can be easily saved. -- nm - peglegpete Feb 20, 13:15 6
  - And if you cut your jugular, it does not take much time, at all. -- nm - Spawn Feb 20, 13:16 5
    - that is the part I am confused about, I assume you slice your neck first, then go to wrists? - groiny Feb 20, 13:18 4
      - *slice* --- > are you still here? If yes ----> slice some more. -- nm - Spawn Feb 20, 13:46
      - there are specific spots/veins in the arm & wrist you have to cut, or else you have a good chance to live -- nm - peglegpete Feb 20, 13:19 1
        
        please no one post a chart. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:20
      - I would guess she couldn't bring herself to cut deep, so she cut often. -- nm - loosilu Feb 20, 13:19
- I have no idea how deep the cuts were, but enough that she bled quite a bit. nm -- nm - groiny Feb 20, 13:11

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