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<blockquote data-quote="cheesepig" data-source="post: 333745" data-attributes="member: 53479"><p>Few years ago not long after diagnosis I was injecting (hypodermic not pen) in a railway station. Reasonably discreetly, facing away from crowd, in a corner. An arm suddenly grabbed me around the neck from behind, with an incoherent shout. In agony from a needle ripped across my stomach, I punched wildly behind me at where the head responsible for the arm would be. I turned round to find a transport copper with a busted lip and nose. </p><p></p><p>Served the **** right for listening to someone mumble 'junkie'.</p><p></p><p>I just inject where and when I need to, surprised that anyone ever doesn't. My only caveats are 1. Small kids - don't want to be jostled, don't want to prong one with a needle</p><p></p><p>2. genuine needle phobics. That was a nasty experience for both of us, I check now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cheesepig, post: 333745, member: 53479"] Few years ago not long after diagnosis I was injecting (hypodermic not pen) in a railway station. Reasonably discreetly, facing away from crowd, in a corner. An arm suddenly grabbed me around the neck from behind, with an incoherent shout. In agony from a needle ripped across my stomach, I punched wildly behind me at where the head responsible for the arm would be. I turned round to find a transport copper with a busted lip and nose. Served the **** right for listening to someone mumble 'junkie'. I just inject where and when I need to, surprised that anyone ever doesn't. My only caveats are 1. Small kids - don't want to be jostled, don't want to prong one with a needle 2. genuine needle phobics. That was a nasty experience for both of us, I check now. [/QUOTE]
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