Anyone ever sleep on their shoulder wrong and have it hurt for days?
Anyone ever sleep on their shoulder wrong and have it hurt for days?
idk wtf I did but I woke up 2 days ago with this pain in my shoulder right inside where the shoulder itself meets my chest and man it hurts. It's so bad in the morning I can't lift my arm over my head. But as the day goes on (and taking some nsaids) it lessens a bit.
What did I do to myself?
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I need adrenochrome badly.
Does adrenochrome actually do anything? If I were to break open an EpiPen/Auviq and drink it, would it affect me?
afaik based on a trip report I remember hearing on the QAnonAnonymous podcast it's a mild euphoria so maybe?
That seems like weaker epinephrine in that case. I find it hilarious that a key component of the qanon mythos is a less potent form of a drug that your body produces and is easy to produce (I have no idea if this is true or not, I don't know how drugs get made)
As I understand it, it's not very euphoric. Think about how sick adrenaline dumps feel very soon after. I've been advised that if I ever need to administer epinephrine to myself that I will feel like absolute shit and likely vomit.
That said, there was a crew moving in the periphery of my social circles growing up that were straight up addicts/regular abusers of epinephrine (or rather that class of drugs/chems, I forget what it's called.) Me thinks they enjoyed Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas too much and took it too litereally.
and now that I think about it, a lot of drugs I enjoy also commonly come with regurgitation side effects. Hmmmm.
Anyway the shit definitely is not good for your longevity, QAnon myth: busted.
I've used an EpiPen before and mild euphoria feels like a good way to put it. My symptoms fully went away immediately and I felt very happy and very energetic for the next 20 minutes or so. Then it wore off, however, it didn't feel that bad. My body just went back to being in anaphylaxis. The real crash was needing to spend the next 2.5 hours in a hospital for monitoring.
Lol, did that to my shoulder this morning.