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By Anonymous - 18/03/2021 02:00
Not panicking is a good thing. Also, paying attention during the first aid training. And it's "epi pen", for the record.
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lol even i noe its spelled epi pen and im13, and im not allerqic to nethinqq....
Too bad you can't spell anything else....
This is very unfortunate. Hopefully the both of you are ok.
FYL? How about the kid's who was dying because you didn't know how to use the right side of a pen? My brother's deathly allergic to peanuts too and he's had several close calls, so I can empathize with the kid, but seriously, this is an F HIS L, stop feeling sorry for yourself
I wasn't aware that you could pass out from too much epinephrine (aka adrenaline). Interesting...
I'm completely allergy free, have no friends who're allergic enough to own an epi pen, but even I know that adrenaline can kill you if it's overdosed. It causes your heart to speed up. What do you think happens when you're pulse is going crazy? Yeah, you pass out. Or die.
207 when u have too much adrenaline u pass out then u calm down and it's "your" by the way
Today, I was stupid and they sent me to the hospital. FML.
IIIIIIDDDDDDDDDDDIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTT. U SUCK AT LIVING
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Not panicking is a good thing. Also, paying attention during the first aid training. And it's "epi pen", for the record.
Too bad you can't spell anything else....