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help _ dish and finger in the mouth
I threw a party in my house last weekend and my cousin and some friends of her (late teens) started to sniff cocaine.
I didn't sniff it, but I slipped the finger thru the plate when it was over and spread it in my teeth, it was kind of a stupid thing to do, I know. I just didn't want to sniff and I didn't, guess I could have not done that other thing as well.
Thing is as I was alone with my brother through the past days and the dishes weren't quite well washed.
That left some reddish tomato-soup bits stuck on the dishes, as I've checked in many dishes we've used.
Then I was examining the plate I've slipped my finger (the one they used to use the cocaine) and there was this very tiny red spot (about 1mm diameter ), and I freaked out thinking it could be blood from someone.
My brother says to me I'm worrying without need, because there was tomato spots in many dishes, as well as in other parts of that dish.
The spot was solid (guess blood wouldn't be, and as I read here, dry blood wouldn't pose a risk). It wasn't brown and it hasn't been smeared with the cocaine, and as it was solid and kept after time solid and red, I guess it was all in all one of those tomatoe bits.
Thing is I am moving to another country to study and I reaaaally wanted to go there without thinking I might be contaminated by diseases such as hiv or hepatitis.
I can't sleep and think about this the whole day long. I don't know what to do anymore, and I was ready to pay for the doctor's answer but I just can't find where to post messages to them.
Please do answer my question, because it's really stressing me out.
Thanks a lot to all of you,
Strat
I didn't sniff it, but I slipped the finger thru the plate when it was over and spread it in my teeth, it was kind of a stupid thing to do, I know. I just didn't want to sniff and I didn't, guess I could have not done that other thing as well.
Thing is as I was alone with my brother through the past days and the dishes weren't quite well washed.
That left some reddish tomato-soup bits stuck on the dishes, as I've checked in many dishes we've used.
Then I was examining the plate I've slipped my finger (the one they used to use the cocaine) and there was this very tiny red spot (about 1mm diameter ), and I freaked out thinking it could be blood from someone.
My brother says to me I'm worrying without need, because there was tomato spots in many dishes, as well as in other parts of that dish.
The spot was solid (guess blood wouldn't be, and as I read here, dry blood wouldn't pose a risk). It wasn't brown and it hasn't been smeared with the cocaine, and as it was solid and kept after time solid and red, I guess it was all in all one of those tomatoe bits.
Thing is I am moving to another country to study and I reaaaally wanted to go there without thinking I might be contaminated by diseases such as hiv or hepatitis.
I can't sleep and think about this the whole day long. I don't know what to do anymore, and I was ready to pay for the doctor's answer but I just can't find where to post messages to them.
Please do answer my question, because it's really stressing me out.
Thanks a lot to all of you,
Strat
Please, could anyone else send an opinion?
I am usually so carefull with these things... don't do drugs, haven't kissed anyone in a year or so... I'm just going through a really harsh time after this weekend and I am moving to another country in ten days... so you can figure how nervous I am... please if anyone could post... LIZZIE LOU, Teak...
I am usually so carefull with these things... don't do drugs, haven't kissed anyone in a year or so... I'm just going through a really harsh time after this weekend and I am moving to another country in ten days... so you can figure how nervous I am... please if anyone could post... LIZZIE LOU, Teak...
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