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The other night I went out drinking with
some of my friends. I got a little drunk, but I know my limit
of alcohol and I knew that I couldn't drink anymore. A little
later in the evening I let a random guy buy a drink for me,
and after taking a sip I realized how dumb it was, and I
walked away. I really don't remember much else. I know that I
kissed a random guy at the bar, and I also don't remember
getting home that night. When I woke up the next morning my
friends told me that I passed out when I got home, but that I
was breathing so they knew I was okay. Is it possible that
that person slipped a roofie in the drink? Would I have gotten
that reaction from just one sip? I am kind of worried, I know
that nothing happened, I didn't have sex with anyone, but are
there any other side effects?
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I am really sorry that you had such a bad
experience. It's really scary, I know. Yes, someone could have
put something like a "roofie" in your drink and
depending on what it was, how much you weigh, how much alcohol
you already had in you, it could have had the effects you
describe. You may also have suffered a "blackout"
which some people who drink heavily and regularly do
experience. As to long range effects, it's obviously hard to
say with any certainty because we don't know what the
substance was if anything. However, a one time exposure
probably will not have long term effects. Did you have any
symptoms the next day or following days? If you did I would
suggest talking with your physician or Sandy Bernabei of the
ASAP office. If you want more information about "roofies"
stop in the Well-Woman Office. We have information to share.
It really is nasty to think that you can't
leave you drink unattended for one second, but unfortunately
we live in a world where that is true. Luckily, you had
friends who could look out for you afterward. Maybe you all
could make a deal that you would watch each others drinks if
you HAD to leave them unattended.
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