Was I 5150d?

[alfred1222]

You weren't 5150'd. When that happens you're held in the hospital and unable to leave for a period of 72hrs

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[ninja750r]

Ok cool. Thanks for clearing that up. And also I appreciate the wishes on my sobriety. Thank you guys.

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[sakosf]

You weren't 5150'd. When that happens you're held in the hospital and unable to leave for a period of 72hrs

I believe you can be released in less then 72hrs on a 5150 hold....it's up to the attending psychiatrist. Years ago, a former coworker of mine, told me her husband was being held on a 5150......he was released after 24hrs. Supposedly he had some sort of rare, but not unheard of, psychotic reaction/side effect to some pain medicine he had been prescribed for an injury

[ninja750r]

Hmmm... i had a not so rare reaction to alcohol that made me bust out in tazers and handcuffs.

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[ZirconJohn]

Ok cool. Thanks for clearing that up. And also I appreciate the wishes on my sobriety. Thank you guys.

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Just a quick word... like a hooker attracts john's... when I drink... I attract cops...!!!

Anyway... quick note...,

I quit drinking on June 1, 1999... almost 15 year ago.

I did it... and brother... I l-o-v-e to drink... if I can do it, you can DO IT...!

[ninja750r]

Hehe right? One day at a time.

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[mlevans66]

You where in the drunk tank, if it was a 5150....YOU'D KNOW. Good luck with the rest.

[ninja750r]

Thank you.

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[Zamble]

My brother attempted to OD, he took 500 various types of pain killers, etc. He told the deputy what hook,, and coded before the ambulance left the scene. It was deemed "accidental". He was released from the hospital a couple of days later. Of all people who should have prevented ownership, it should have been him. He never was prohibited.

You were drunk and tazed. I wouldn't worry.

[gorn5150]

You weren't 5150'd. When that happens you're held in the hospital and unable to leave for a period of 72hrs

Wrong. You can be held for up to 72 hours. I've seen people released after a few hours if the Doctor thinks they are good to go.

[Fishslayer]

But I will say I did seek help and have close to a year clean.

Well, most of the people I know who use that term are in a different fellowship but congratulations and keep coming back.

[Sky_DiveR]

ninja750r, congrats on being alcohol free.
Hopefully you weren't 5150'd and APPS doesn't come knocking on your door in the future.

[Flyin Brian]

Just a quick word... like a hooker attracts john's... when I drink... I attract cops...!!!

Anyway... quick note...,

I quit drinking on June 1, 1999... almost 15 year ago.

I did it... and brother... I l-o-v-e to drink... if I can do it, you can DO IT...!

8-1-99 for me

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[ninja750r]

You guys are awesome. It's great to be supported. Thank you guys.

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[BrassCase]

I have stopped drinking and have not been tazered since...

Classic.

Good luck to you, don't give up.