FLUMAZENIL vs MIDAZOLAM

\[[Part 0](https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/cokl1l/if_youre_armed_and_at_the_glenmont_metro_please/)\] No person - actually, no living thing - has experienced more suffering than clinical trial subject S-47. S-47 was a healthy male who volunteered to be a test subject for a trial of a drug

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\[[Part 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/13ot7m0/my_patient_spent_eight_million_years_under_a/)\] I was suspended in midair. Helen’s lunge into me knocked me into the air - both my feet had left the floor. I could see Helen’s ankles and left hand at the edge of my vision. The syringe was

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"More specifically, the investigation revealed that during his shift at Medical Center, Respondent locked himself in the pharmacy’s bathroom and injected Midazolam. As a result, Respondent was slurring his words, stumbling, and had blood dripping from the injection cite on his arm. Respondent’s co-w

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