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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Kerang VIC
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Turned up to work today to hear some drummed up story on Today Tonight last night about further dangers on the sleeping medication Stilnox(R). Now, I'll be straight and state that I missed this particular instalment of trashy B-Grade "SHOCK EXPOSE!" media. My understanding is that it demonstrated some people "having fun" on this medication, via the potential hallucinogenic or bizarre behaviours that may ensue. Now, I'm not here to condone the practice of this medication being prescribed for legitimate insomnia indications, and I'm definately not suggesting that this is a good medication to abuse for fun. It is a dangerous thing in the wrong hands and can vouch for this first-hand. If anybody caught this, or has had any experience from using this prescription-only sleeping medication, I'd be interested to know.
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