Hi gang,
SWIM works in a health care facility where SWIM has easy access to packaged medical grade:
ketamine
sodium thiopental,
diazepam, adrenaline, potassium chloride
lorazepam, midazolam, epinephrine,
atropine, naxolone, ephedrine and many others all in ampules(liquid solutions)
unfortunately none of them really have any recreational value to SWIM anyhow( SWIM never tried Ketamine but SWIM don't think SWIM want to). SWIM used the benzo's (diazepam, lorazepam, to sedate SWIM from the occassional stimulant use(coke/crack is SWIM preferred stimulant.)
Anything else in the Operating Room of a hospital with REAL recreational value(fentanyl, moprhine etc...) are locked up in a MEDSTATION and it let's just say SWIM won't try to break into it.
SWIM really wan't to try some opiates(fentanyl, morphine, or any others available, SWIM also have the hospital IV kits accessible).
SWIM noticed that those Big Yellow Cannister's that say"Biohazard" have many different used ampules anything from fentanyl...lidocaine,xylocaine...and whatever else surgeron's use.
SWIM can very easily remove the Cannister's from OR room. Is it worth it though? Let's say that a patient needs 5ml of IV moprhine, and the amp contains 8ml of morphine, does the doctor just discard the used amp with the remaining 3mgh of morphine into the Biohazard Cannister, or do they have another procedure to completely drain the morphine, so if SWIM got a hold of the cannisters could SWIM find a bit of active ingredient in a cannister It would be useless to SWIM?
SWIM appreciate your input on this guys.
