How June could have remained alive

[Zoso]

Cannabis is detected for a month or so

Cocaine a few days

Alcohol remains in the blood for up to six hours and can remain on the breathe for up to 24 hours

And her meds would have taken six weeks to clear from her system.

[ILB]

And her meds would have taken six weeks to clear from her system.

Not true https://www.news-medical.net/health/Haloperidol-Pharmacokinetics.aspx#:~:text=Excretion%20is%20biliary%2C%20meaning%20the,37%20hours%20for%20oral%20preparations.

[Zoso]

Not true https://www.news-medical.net/health/Haloperidol-Pharmacokinetics.aspx#:~:text=Excretion%20is%20biliary%2C%20meaning%20the,37%20hours%20for%20oral%20preparations.

[ILB]

I would tend to believe my source better.

Medical science has come a long way from the 1980s

[Zoso]

I would tend to believe my source better.

Medical science has come a long way from the 1980s

I think they were still able to detect drugs in the system back in the dark ages of the 1980's. The slow release injection had to last a month and Sheila still had a moderate dose at almost 4 weeks. Stands to reason that there would still be some in her system for a while.

[Adam]

I am still waiting for Rob's 'fifteen times more' source.

[Rob_]

Zoso where did this originate? can you point me to it?

[Rob_]

I am still waiting for Rob's fifteen times more source.

What are you waiting for now Adam? I kindly gave you the images of the Aga, what else do I need to run around and get?

[Adam]

What are you waiting for now Adam? I kindly gave you the images of the Aga, what else do I need to run around and get?

A source. You said schizophrenics are 15 times more likely to get violent if taken drugs or drink.

[Adam]

Did not know 15 times more likely was possible.

[Adam]

Seems Rob is chuffed as he posted a picture of a cold door handle.

[Rob_]

Did not know 15 times more likely was possible.

Oh ok I got you, from memory it was "living with schizophrenia" or something like that.

I am your run around now Adam 

[Rob_]

I have posted the article several times Adam I hope you are eating properly and your memory is not suffering?

[ILB]

I think they were still able to detect drugs in the system back in the dark ages of the 1980's. The slow release injection had to last a month and Sheila still had a moderate dose at almost 4 weeks. Stands to reason that there would still be some in her system for a while.

Two qualified people with different opinions from a different era in time

Still I stand by my source on the matter. As you do yours

[Zoso]

Two qualified people with different opinions from a different era in time

Still I stand by my source on the matter. As you do yours

Absolutely, also, my mum has dementia and for a while, they gave her that crap. It was over Christmas around 2016 - she was on a pretty low dose but just couldn't function. In the end, I stopped giving it to her and it took a couple of weeks for her movements to improve and she had only been on the stuff a few weeks. Her prescription was for tablets and no slow release so I would imagine they would leave the system quicker (although I am assuming).