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What happens when you overdose on sleeping pills?
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Sleeping pills: Overdosing on pills can lead to death. It can lead to respiratory suppression and brain damage. It can lead to addiction. If you need help stopping these or getting off of them...Or if you are asking on behalf of someone else..Please know that there is help. The disease of addiction can hit us at any time. But, understanding the disease and getting clear from the effects of the drugs heal you.
Answered 1/9/2020
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