A Near Death Experience With Alcohol at 14 Years Old

[@TalkingToTe]

Like I said in the description - I didn’t mean to say 2.0 b/a level I meant around/above 0.2. Got it mixed up.
And yes, I was one crazy stupid kid

[@Captain__Kush187]

This is a good story for a young kid to hear before high school. Unfortunately most of us have to learn the hard way as you have. Thanks for sharing your experience with the world.

[@uprightfoil348]

can’t believe they left you on the street. that’s so foxxed 😢😢

[@Buleeted]

great storytelling, rly enjoyed that. I clicked cuz I too was hospitalised during my 16th birthday party for falling into an alcoholic coma. Mum drove me to the hospital in the boot of her car haha, bless her, I love her so much. I'm 33 now. Still hate the taste of alcohol. And those other kids are bad people for leaving you in the street and not telling anyone

[@ChosenOne41]

I was one of the uncool kids so I stayed home at 14 and drank moderately with my parents, like having a small glass of wine with dinner or being given some beer while watching hockey.

[@ethanfox4305]

Alcohol is extremely dangerous for something so normalized in society. Really shows that humans don’t care about each other’s well being in the slightest

[@ChrisStaplesMusic]

Thanks for sharing your story. I'm glad you are ok and that you took some hard lessons from it. I had a similar experience. I grew up in a pretty religious household as a kid and didn't have any knowledge about alcohol. One of my friends from high school got married really young and I was one of his groomsmen. The night before his wedding we we're all hanging at this hotel and started partying with his older brothers and their friends. I got super fucked up. Incredibly fucked up. There wasn't anyone there who looked after me or cared. They were all laughing at me and kept feeding me alcohol. Anyway, I wasn't hospitalized but it was a very bad night and potentially life threatening.

[@cooperberry-cx1ic]

Not calling you a liar at all, but to me it’s kinda ironic that you said, “it happened. I remember the whole thing.” Normally by that point I’m blacked out and can’t remember my name even, let alone what happened.

[@TalkingToTe]

I get you. Saying “I remember the whole thing” definitely wasn’t the right phrase. Because later on I went into saying I blacked out 3-4 time times. I only rlly remembered 5 minute glimpses from when I woke from a blackout. But then I would black out again and repeat that process of waking for 5 mins then gone for hours.

[@Amaya-oq1yq]

God will show you who is yours and who is not, im glad youre alive. Hopefully surrounded by better people❤️ I love you, human hum hum

[@IanKerry-ip6fx]

Wait till you go all the way and meet God or Jesus. They are there and real but people fear them