Quote:
Originally Posted by Willowleaf
Ok, for want of you hating me for this post, I hope you were sure you were safe to drive. Your post showed you were in some doubt. Tramadol and alchohol not a great mix for thinking straight. I'm really pleased you were fine, but if you had misjudged it someone else may not be. I know several people who have driven the next morning and lost their license. I'm sorry you're going through such a hard time right now, but please be careful so that nobody gets hurt if you misjudge things including yourself
|
I didn't mix tramadol and alcohol. I'm not taking tramadol. I was using it a little earlier this week but I have since decided I need to not get wrapped up in that.
I was worried about my ability to drive this morning last night. I definitely couldn't drive last night. This morning, I woke up and was a little cloudy but I ate a big breakfast and just went. I did talk to a friend about it before going. She said I sounded fine and I had no problems driving at all. But had I felt any worse I would have "accidentally" slept through the appointment.
The whole thing was a really bad idea actually. I'm not defending it. I'm not a super confident driver, I know better than to drink not long before I have to wake up and drive, I did it anyway. I didn't enjoy it. I know I didn't enjoy it. But why do I have this really strong desire to do it again? Without the driving part.