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Q: Alcohol Poisoning

asked by: sologirl on June 20th, 2008

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I am going to be a college freshmen this fall.
And I've always wondered.
How do you know if it's time to call 911 if someone is drunk.
I mean obviously if they aren't breathing, but if they are passed out and not responding...how do you know what needs to be done?

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harmony1

replied on June 20th, 2008

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My boyfriend had alochol poisoning many many times. he used to be in so much pain. Throwing up constantly and in a lot of pain. That was when i knew to take him to hospital and then they pumped his stomach and gave him meds for the pain..

Mezmer

replied on June 27th, 2008

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Alcohol acts as a sweet poison, it will ruin your body in no time. For a Healthy body, mind and soul quit drinking.

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