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is driving a car for 1/2 mile(dentist to my place) after taking 5 mg valium for a dental procedure illegal? I could go on and on but I just want to word this briefly. I want to avoid having to take a cab back and forth. i could walk but im a little lazy. a co worker told me if it were her and only 1/2 mile., she would drive
i had a petscan for cancer a few weeks ago. although i took a cab back and forth cause the place was 6 miles away, i didn't feel that tired.
just curious what others think and no, i have never driven after taking a sedative
the valium is due to my suffering from panic attacks since last year which have caused me to cancel several appointments
is driving a car for 1/2 mile(dentist to my place) after taking 5 mg valium for a dental procedure illegal?
It is in California. You would get sighted for VC 23152(a) DUI with no BAC. I know someone who has gotten sighted for exactly that two times. I guess he didn't learn his lesson the first time.
well, you take the 5 mg pill 30 mins prior to the procedure. last time the pill kicked in in about 20 mins after i took it for the petscan. this procedure won't be any more than 15-30 mins so by the time i leave, the valium will not have worn off. but i think i will just walk over and then decide if i would walk back or cab it like suzy said
just a side question tho wouldn't you actually have to be stopped for committing a crime for them to test your blood? even if stopped for a minor violation if the cop shined a flashlight in your eyes would they show evidence of valium?
When I saw the title, I thought this was going to be about fuel economy. That is about 200,000 miles per gallon, using a valium additive in the tank.
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