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By Anonymous - 18/03/2021 02:00
This story seems unlikely as an epi-pen is a stimulant; it speeds up the heart in order to pump the toxin out of the blood stream. If somebody was stabbed by one (especially is it was a child's dosage) they wouldn't pass out unless that had a huge fear of needles. Epi-pens also have a cap on the opposite end of the needle which needs to be removed prior to injection (which is very obvious). Simply put, this likely didn't happen. If it did then YDI for not knowing how to hold a needle which is obviously labelled.
Omg, you're a complete ****** mug
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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....