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Stay away from Ambien, for sure ...
Stay away from Ambien, for sure ...
I have never used Ambien, and was very concerned by these reports. I looked around and saw many personal experiences at least as bad than those mentioned here. People can sleepwalk and do all sorts of bizarre things which they don't remember afterward. It is incredible that companies can get drugs with such horrible side effects approved - and these drugs stay on the market. Never underestimate the power of payola.
Texas... I lived in TX for 20 years. Back in the 70's TX was decriminalized; possession of one oz or less was a only a fine. In Houston we got half-assed Mex for $10/oz, mid-grade for $20 or so, and good Colombian for $40/oz. It's too bad that they changed the mj laws there. I would not want to move back to TX. The cost of living is low there, but the heat is definitely not good.
Stay away from Ambien, for sure ...
Originally Posted by Hail:
I used to have a script for ambien and that is the whole reason why I am on probation because I woke up in the middle of the night and drove my car and blew my tires out and got arrested for a DWI.
Hey all- sorry to hear about your issues with Texas' "finest" there Hail, I know all too well how things run in the lone star state. If I was you I would either quit completely or smoke very occasionally, maybe once or twice a week at most- and one or two hits. Ambien has some weird ass side effects, I'm honestly not suprised to hear about your nighttime Ambien adventure, my friend took Ambien and almost the exact same thing happened to him, only a cop had to bust out his window because he fell asleep at a stoplight with his foot on the brake after he sleepwalked and sleepdrove almost 10 miles from his house........weird shit man, stay away from Ambien...
I have never used Ambien, and was very concerned by these reports. I looked around and saw many personal experiences at least as bad than those mentioned here. People can sleepwalk and do all sorts of bizarre things which they don't remember afterward. It is incredible that companies can get drugs with such horrible side effects approved - and these drugs stay on the market. Never underestimate the power of payola.
Texas... I lived in TX for 20 years. Back in the 70's TX was decriminalized; possession of one oz or less was a only a fine. In Houston we got half-assed Mex for $10/oz, mid-grade for $20 or so, and good Colombian for $40/oz. It's too bad that they changed the mj laws there. I would not want to move back to TX. The cost of living is low there, but the heat is definitely not good.