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Is it true that it's ok to drink alcohol after an overdose?
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WHAT FOR?: If you need a drink because you're upset after an overdose, you're definitely doing it wrong. How did you get an overdose to begin with? The question implies that youre not running your life well. If you don't do well alone, get some help. Therapy or a support group may be in order. Don't wait. Now!
Answered 11/27/2017
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