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I Relapsed On Meth 6 Months Ago After Being Hit
Question: I relapsed on meth 6 months ago after being hit by a drunk driver and left with brain anurisms. i've endured 2 brain surgeries and I have to brain surgery in 7 days, should be my last, I have a 10% chance and it could be fatal. I am strong and I never want to use meth again. how can I get meth out of my body before XXXXXXX 19th. i need to pass a U, A, and blood test. please help me and tell me how to rid myself of this life taking demon!! I need a guarenteed solition that is cheap and legal. please
Brief Answer:
Spontaneous elimination from the body is guaranteed
Detailed Answer:
Hello Ma'am
I can certainly understand your concern.
I have worked through your attached query in detail.
Methamphetamine excretion from the body via Urine and blood takes place at distinct time periods since the last use.
In the blood upto 3 days(1 to 3 days)
In the Urine upto 4 days following single use(1 to 4 days) and upto 7 days following heavy use.
There is no specific antidote or a legalised way to get rid of this as it spontaneously eliminated by the body.
As XXXXXXX 19 th is the due date expressed by you, I don't think you will have difficulty in clearing the tests on urine and blood.
Post your further questions if any
Thank you
Spontaneous elimination from the body is guaranteed
Detailed Answer:
Hello Ma'am
I can certainly understand your concern.
I have worked through your attached query in detail.
Methamphetamine excretion from the body via Urine and blood takes place at distinct time periods since the last use.
In the blood upto 3 days(1 to 3 days)
In the Urine upto 4 days following single use(1 to 4 days) and upto 7 days following heavy use.
There is no specific antidote or a legalised way to get rid of this as it spontaneously eliminated by the body.
As XXXXXXX 19 th is the due date expressed by you, I don't think you will have difficulty in clearing the tests on urine and blood.
Post your further questions if any
Thank you
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