Paracetamol Deaths Fall
According to this article on the BBC, smaller pack sizes for paracetamol has led to fewer deaths, many of which are suicides.. However the number of suicides on the railways continues to grow to such a level, that special measures had to be taken.
And yesterday, it would appear that someone jumped off the roof of Eastfield. Accident? I doubt it!
The trouble with suicides, is that we try to stop them, by limiting the methods, when it would be better to stop the reasons people feel they might take their own life.
As to pain-killers, I rarely take them! A couple of years ago, I did have some severe pain after the stroke and had to resort to paracetamol, codeine and later amitriptyline. But I haven’t had a pain-killer since late 2010, although I may have had a small glass of the Scottish all-purpose remedy.
The Anonymous Widower 
I agree a wee dram of Scottish Whisky . . . does wonders . . .
This could be followed by another . . . just to make sure.
Comment by Steam Lover | February 8, 2013 |
Although, my habit of diluting it with water, is probably frowned upon by many.
Comment by AnonW | February 8, 2013 |