My drink got spiked last night 😳

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Summary

The creator recounts a terrifying experience where her drink was spiked, causing her body to fail and making it difficult to stand or walk. Thankfully, a friend was able to come to her rescue and get her home safely. She notes this has happened to her before and describes the mental distress of knowing what's happening while her body is incapacitated.

Structure

1Recounts a night out with a friend.
2Describes her body failing as she walked home.
3Explains the terrifying experience of being unable to stand or walk.
4Details how a friend rescued her.
5Reflects on the mental and physical horror of being spiked.
6Mentions it's her second time and expresses gratitude for her friend.

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The creator has a plaster on her chin, which she mentions is from opening it when she fell.

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My drink got spiked last night 😳

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My drink got spiked and it was really quite terrifying. My mind knew what was happening but it wasn’t communicating with my body. Thank goodness for good friends who came to the rescue and got me home safely. My body is aching as it processes whatever nasty it was given but I’m relatively unscathed and safe. Why do people do this? It’s such a vile thing to do to another human being! #SpikedDrink #London

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Transcript

My drink got spiked last night. You've got a on your chin tave. On your chin tape. Yeah, I have. I have. I've got a plaster cause I've opened my chin. Yeah, I have. My drink got spiked last night. I'd had a lovely day out with a friend. We'd been all around Camden and Chalk Farm and Primrose Hill, really lovely. And then I went out for some drinks with a friend. Walked home, regular night. As I was walking home, my body started to fail, my body started to just fold. I couldn't stand up straight. It was absolutely terrifying. I was just like falling over, like, crunched in half. It was the weirdest, weirdest thing. Anyway, the friend I just called him, dropped him a pin, let him know where I was, and he, uh, he came out straight away and got me home. I couldn't walk, couldn't stand up straight. And the weird thing is, I've had this happen before. Sadly, this is my second time. And I recognised what was happening. And the awful thing about being spiked is that your failing, but your mind knows what's going on. And I was, to myself, myself stand up straight, and I couldn't. I just couldn't. And it was very, very scary. But anyway, thanks to the asshole that did that. Really, really grateful for that last night. I've just rested today. I'm going off out for dinner with some friends with my plaster on my chin. It's a good look, isn't it? What can you do?