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PostPosted: 03/26/07 - 02:57    Post subject: could I be having a heart attack Vote now! Reply with quote

I think I accidentally took too much dexedrine earlier today, now my left arm is numb, my heart is beating like crazy, and my back hurts..what do I do
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