I may have taken an excessive amount of a particular prescription drug.

By accident of course.

The paramedics are going to force me to go to hospital to do tests.

Depending on when they turn up running commentary night is in severe jeopardy!

I'm back.

Doctor's told me to take it easy.

That's all.

I took accidentally 33.75 mgs of Zopiclone.
I meant to take about 18 mgs of Diazapam.

It was a genuinely dumb mistake.

No cry for help.

I'm fine.

Oh dear, what have I done.

My friend (who is the mother of my godson(s)) gave me some Diazepam tablicks at the weekend (they's who I went to see) and when she offered them she produced a series of small ziplock bags with many of the supposably 'legit' pills all mushed together in a bag like a kind of synthetic fudge.

Anyway, I took three of the DZPMZ and they did indeed do the trick, but I was still a bit suspicious.

She also gave me a full blister pack of (deffo real) Zoppies - no worries, always useful.

But also kept banging about Xanax.

No Xanax was forthcoming.

Anyway, she gave me a load of these so-called DZMPZ and now I'm home I've researched them (trying for ages to decipher the lettering on one side of the pill).

Anyway... they say say MSJ on one side - a Sri Lankan based pharma company specialising in fake medication.

I've had two now.

Just chillin'.

When you mentioned diazepam before I innocently assumed it had been prescribed for you. And I even felt sorry for you having to go to the doctor about your insomnia.

Now I find out that I've been played.

It is prescribed to me.

It's just that I was at my friend's place at the weekend and (not being in the habit of carrying valium around with me) was feeling a bit grotty and she said she had some and they did indeed help.

Then, when I went home, she gave a few to take home with me and then, when I looked at the tablets more closely I thought they looked a bit off (badly moulded, scuffed at the edges and with indistinct manufacturers marks on one side).

Finally - with a torch and magnifying glass - managed to decipher the letters MSJ and subsequently looked them up and, bingo!

I've tried to contact her about them (and where exactly she got hold of them) but now she's not returning my calls.

They don't seem to be particularly harmful in any event.

I would bin them.

Keep the ones you know to be real, and bin the others. They could be anything. It's probably inadvertent on her part, so I wouldn't be too angry or keen to speak to her, but when I did catch up with her I'd say 'hey, those pills...'

Don't take any more.

1) They're probably nothing.
2) They might be something.
3) They aren't what they purport to be.