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before I went to break there we're talking about them using medical cocaine right

mhm so yeah my dad's in the gentleworld they grew up with it in the 40s and

you're like nah dog I'm telling you you my aunt in the 1980s which blew my mind well a couple of

texts came in it says they still have medical cocaine they use it if you're allergic to

novocaine any doctors that are listening, I'm allergic to Nova Kane.

She was actually, she was in a residency in the late 70s and became a dentist in the early 80s.

I don't know if they were still using it as a practice, but they used it leading up to them.

Apparently they still do it, says my friend is a nurse at one of the local hospitals and they actually

do still have medical cocaine for very specific treatments.

Someone else says they gave coke to my brother for a broken nose in the late 80s.

He ended up doing it for years because of his introduction.

This is awesome.

And finally, old guys, I got a piece of metal in my eye in the early 2000s and I was prescribed

liquid cocaine. I had to sign a DEA waiver stating that if I got addicted to the hospital I wasn't liable keep my mind they gave him this for his eye I

finished a bottle off with my tongue and gums that from Bob once there's someone who injured

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