ATasteOfHoney
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The implication was that it was a transdermal dose sized for a 1200 mg horse, not a human. But I don't have any trouble at all with the theory that it was injected.
No, I was trying to knock down the straw man that it was her old supply.
Herding Cats disagrees that this would be easy to swallow. I question whether she could have gotten that down and kept it down....also whether she could access the bulk drug herself.
It was not my estimate, it was Dr. Doberson's (per mom). They did find it in her stomach, but I found a reference that postmortem redistrbution could occur to gastric contents from the blood even if it wasn't taken orally (lwww.utm.utoronto.ca/~w3fsc402/lectures/03_postmortem.ppt).
I don't believe Dr. Doberson ruled out injection.
BBM: In the link in prior posts about the "Amitriptyline Cocktail" it is noted that an antiemetic should be taken first to tolerate the drugs. Just saying...