DRUGS AND JABS

 Hi Einstein's/ Ensteinettes,

Drugs, they remind you of the Pablo Escobar's of this world. Or the Teresa Mendoza's of the biggest cartel from Mexico to America. These references are from renowned binge-worthy Netflix shows called Narcos, and Queen of the South. Escobar failed, but Teresa was successful. I was on a lot of medication. For someone who hadn't had the knowledge of how to swallow tablets, I was in over my head for a couple of days. So you wanna hear some of the names of these drugs? They are called: 

Acyclavere

Gaverpentin

amitriptyline

Steroids

Anti-Sickness

Sleeping pills.

Sodium Docusate

Laxedo

 Lansoprazole

Morphine

Iron tablets.

Folic acid

Diphlam

Cathasol

These are some of the drugs I can recall off the top of my head. Some made me sleep all day. Others made me have explosive dihorrea. One made me hyper. One made my body swell up. Some were for my chest. They had a ton of side effects. Some of them protect the lining of the stomach. There were more names on my medical chart. It will put an addict to shame. I hated taking them. I had to drink a lot of water to get them down my oesophagus. They helped me to recover. 

I'm gonna give you some mind-blowing advice. Sit back, relax against those fluffy pillows, grab a blanket, change into loungewear/PJ's/hoodie's/T-Shirt's/joggers. Grab a bowl of popcorn, and listen loud and crystal clear: 

'Have all the medication they give you. Keep it safe in a plastic box with tabs of the days of the week. it'll help you to remember to take it. Get a tablet cutter if some of the tablets are too big to swallow. Make sure you take them at specific times in the day. If you have trouble swallowing them then get someone to crush them or turn them into liquid in hospital. This will allow you to have it through syringes and make your life easier.'

I'll leave you to think about that on a deeper level. 

Jabs

I'm not afraid of needles. I can take the pain when it comes to jabs. There's 2 jabs that get administered to a cancer patient. One is to stop blood clots. The other one is called GCSF. It's painful. My female parental did it for me at home. You get a swab with a clicker that already has the booze on it. It gets rubbed on your arm or leg. Then teh syringe with the needle gets poked in your skin. It gets left there for a few seconds. Before it goes in pray something so the pain doesn't affect you too much. The only downside to it is you get bruises on your body. It looks like you've been battered until you're black, and blue. My arms and legs had bruises on them. It looked like I'd been in an underground fight club. 

GCSF hurt like nobody's business. It's a jab where you have to click the syringe and the needle pops out. The person who's doing it has to rub the site where the needle gets' poked into your skin with alcohol. It burns. Then the jab goes in your arm, leg. or stomach. The side-effect is your chest tightens like a squeezed fist inside your chest. It's painful. You can't breathe. I had to put hot water bottles, and hot packs covered in cloth on my chest. It's an expensive jab. I'd advise you get it in the stomach. It's the only part of the body taht has a lot of fat. It requires a lot of trust to get stabbed with a needle by another person. 

I'll leave you to chew on that. 

Enjoy.

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