Re: Re: Fwd: GUMMI YUMMIES

[Guest guest]

We just had an inservice from our Medical Director telling us about this about

two week ago. He said the gumies havebeen seen in the area, sadly when you tell

a bunch of FF's something someone has to try it, from what I heard when it was

done, it worked well. sealed Tupperware container left overnight in fridge will

make gummies swell into giant vodka filled candy. Danger is unlike jello shots

you can't controll how much vodka is in each one, making it easy to get alcohol

poisioning, especially for young drinkers (target audience) who don't know how

to say when. Also any children in the house may mistakenly eat them thinking

they are plain gummies.as far as the tampons we heard that not just girls are

doing this, yes recal mucosa maKes for a quick absorbsion. so if you find

tampons in your sons room you got a problem, actually even before knowing this

yo would have had a problem I think. These are both ways to get alcohol in the

system without being detected, so usually younger under age kids are doing it,

most adults would rather have the jello shots and know how much alcohol they are

consuming.

Ed Escobedo

Corpus Christi Fire Dept. 

Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G

Doc P phillipsdo@...> wrote:

Found a website with instructions. Says takes a few days to make. Also had

experimented with other candies. Kinda scary.

There are numerous stories about the tampons. Most are rectally inserted. Ouch

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> > From:

> > Subject: Fwd: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > To: texasems-l

> > Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 12:03 PM

> >

> >  

> >

> > From the ACEP EMS List. I haven't heard of this in my area. Another reply

commented about alcohol soaked tampons to avoid detection. Sounds like a lot of

urban legend in my opinion

> >

> > Don

> >

> > Begin forwarded message:

> >

> > > From: " Tallman, "

> > > Date: January 18, 2012 11:17:47 CST

> > > To: " Emergency Medical Services Section "

> > > Subject: RE: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > > Reply-To: " Tallman, "

> > >

> > > Please Note: " Reply " goes to the individual who sent the post.

> > > --------------------------------------------

> > > All

> > >

> > > Have you heard about any teens being treated pre-hospital or in our EDs

after consuming gummys soaked in alcohol? Seems to be a popular trend with high

school teens and college teens.

> > >

> > > T2

> > >

> > >

> > > Tallman , DO, FACEP

> > > Director, Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Medicine

> > > Chairman, Emergency Response and Resuscitation

> > > EMS Director, Main Campus

> > > Medical Director, BLS/ACLS Education

> > > Medical Director, Event Medicine

> > > Emergency Services Institute, E19

> > > Cleveland Clinic | 9500 Euclid Ave. | Cleveland, OH 44195

> > > off. | cell | pager: 28219

> > > tallmat@...

> > > | | |

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

We just had an inservice from our Medical Director telling us about this about

two week ago. He said the gumies havebeen seen in the area, sadly when you tell

a bunch of FF's something someone has to try it, from what I heard when it was

done, it worked well. sealed Tupperware container left overnight in fridge will

make gummies swell into giant vodka filled candy. Danger is unlike jello shots

you can't controll how much vodka is in each one, making it easy to get alcohol

poisioning, especially for young drinkers (target audience) who don't know how

to say when. Also any children in the house may mistakenly eat them thinking

they are plain gummies.as far as the tampons we heard that not just girls are

doing this, yes recal mucosa maKes for a quick absorbsion. so if you find

tampons in your sons room you got a problem, actually even before knowing this

yo would have had a problem I think. These are both ways to get alcohol in the

system without being detected, so usually younger under age kids are doing it,

most adults would rather have the jello shots and know how much alcohol they are

consuming.

Ed Escobedo

Corpus Christi Fire Dept. 

Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G

Doc P phillipsdo@...> wrote:

Found a website with instructions. Says takes a few days to make. Also had

experimented with other candies. Kinda scary.

There are numerous stories about the tampons. Most are rectally inserted. Ouch

> >

> > From:

> > Subject: Fwd: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > To: texasems-l

> > Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 12:03 PM

> >

> >  

> >

> > From the ACEP EMS List. I haven't heard of this in my area. Another reply

commented about alcohol soaked tampons to avoid detection. Sounds like a lot of

urban legend in my opinion

> >

> > Don

> >

> > Begin forwarded message:

> >

> > > From: " Tallman, "

> > > Date: January 18, 2012 11:17:47 CST

> > > To: " Emergency Medical Services Section "

> > > Subject: RE: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > > Reply-To: " Tallman, "

> > >

> > > Please Note: " Reply " goes to the individual who sent the post.

> > > --------------------------------------------

> > > All

> > >

> > > Have you heard about any teens being treated pre-hospital or in our EDs

after consuming gummys soaked in alcohol? Seems to be a popular trend with high

school teens and college teens.

> > >

> > > T2

> > >

> > >

> > > Tallman , DO, FACEP

> > > Director, Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Medicine

> > > Chairman, Emergency Response and Resuscitation

> > > EMS Director, Main Campus

> > > Medical Director, BLS/ACLS Education

> > > Medical Director, Event Medicine

> > > Emergency Services Institute, E19

> > > Cleveland Clinic | 9500 Euclid Ave. | Cleveland, OH 44195

> > > off. | cell | pager: 28219

> > > tallmat@...

> > > | | |

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Was she trying to get drunk or induce an abortion? Camden had a gal once

that used DRANO yes DRANO. Not only did she abort but she died in ICU a week

later 176 years old.

Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

Freelance Consultant/Trainer/Author/Journalist/Fire Protection Consultant

Training Program Manager, Fire and Safety Specialists, Inc.

(www.fireandsafetyspecialsits.com)

Technical Editor, Industrial Fire World

(www.fireworld.com)

LNMolino@...

Lou@...

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In a message dated 1/19/2012 7:52:45 P.M. Central Standard Time,

Dana.Dalbey@... writes:

We recently ran a teen who had douched a bottle of tequila. Pt was brought

to the station by her mother for nausea and vomiting. Highly intoxicated.

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> > From:

> > Subject: Fwd: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > To: _texasems-l _ (mailto:texasems-l )

> > Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 12:03 PM

> >

> >

> >

> > From the ACEP EMS List. I haven't heard of this in my area. Another

reply commented about alcohol soaked tampons to avoid detection. Sounds like

a lot of urban legend in my opinion

> >

> > Don

> >

> > Begin forwarded message:

> >

> > > From: " Tallman, "

> > > Date: January 18, 2012 11:17:47 CST

> > > To: " Emergency Medical Services Section "

> > > Subject: RE: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > > Reply-To: " Tallman, "

> > >

> > > Please Note: " Reply " goes to the individual who sent the post.

> > > --------------------------------------------

> > > All

> > >

> > > Have you heard about any teens being treated pre-hospital or in our

EDs after consuming gummys soaked in alcohol? Seems to be a popular trend

with high school teens and college teens.

> > >

> > > T2

> > >

> > >

> > > Tallman , DO, FACEP

> > > Director, Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Medicine

> > > Chairman, Emergency Response and Resuscitation

> > > EMS Director, Main Campus

> > > Medical Director, BLS/ACLS Education

> > > Medical Director, Event Medicine

> > > Emergency Services Institute, E19

> > > Cleveland Clinic | 9500 Euclid Ave. | Cleveland, OH 44195

> > > off. | cell | pager: 28219

> > > tallmat@...

> > > | | |

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[Guest guest]

Worse are " the enema people. " Wine, beer, and whiskey enemas have been the

cause of many acute intoxications and some deaths. Talk to any big city medical

examiner and you'll get the stories. Ugh.

GG

RE: GUMMI YUMMIES

> > > Reply-To: " Tallman, "

> > >

> > > Please Note: " Reply " goes to the individual who sent the post.

> > > --------------------------------------------

> > > All

> > >

> > > Have you heard about any teens being treated pre-hospital or in our EDs

after consuming gummys soaked in alcohol? Seems to be a popular trend with high

school teens and college teens.

> > >

> > > T2

> > >

> > >

> > > Tallman , DO, FACEP

> > > Director, Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Medicine

> > > Chairman, Emergency Response and Resuscitation

> > > EMS Director, Main Campus

> > > Medical Director, BLS/ACLS Education

> > > Medical Director, Event Medicine

> > > Emergency Services Institute, E19

> > > Cleveland Clinic | 9500 Euclid Ave. | Cleveland, OH 44195

> > > off. | cell | pager: 28219

> > > tallmat@...

> > > | | |

> > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

As a Father of 4 adult (legally that is) children I can tell you it's a hell of

a lot easier for a kid to get way with crap of all sorts as teenagers than many

folks think. I'm finding out just now stuff my kids did at 15 and my youngest is

22.

I love the holidays when they are sitting around and one will say " hey remember

the Louis did X back at the house in Philly " they relive it an I sit in awe

saying " Did Mommy know about that? " . More often than not Mother did a d dealt

with it keeping Dad like a mushroom. Someday I will need to talk to her about

that.

Louis N. Molino, Sr. CET

FF/NREMT/FSI/EMSI

Training Program Manager

Fire & Safety Specialists, Inc.

Typed by my fingers on my iPhone.

Please excuse any typos.

(Cell)

(Office)

(Office Fax)

LNMolino@...

Lou@...

> So, did they bring them to a staff meeting? Would have made a lecture by the

admin staff a little more tolerable :-)

>

> Yes, I've heard of the enemas. Ethanol would be very irritating to the vaginal

mucosa and painful. Rectal mucosa has few nerve endings and less pain.

>

> I would wonder how a kid will make these at home? I know some parents are

inattentive, some may make for the adult parties and the kid takes some. Boy,

I'm sure not going to suggest any of this to my 15 yr old daughter!!

>

> Just play safe!

>

>

> >

> > We just had an inservice from our Medical Director telling us about this

about two week ago. He said the gumies havebeen seen in the area, sadly when you

tell a bunch of FF's something someone has to try it, from what I heard when it

was done, it worked well. sealed Tupperware container left overnight in fridge

will make gummies swell into giant vodka filled candy. Danger is unlike jello

shots you can't controll how much vodka is in each one, making it easy to get

alcohol poisioning, especially for young drinkers (target audience) who don't

know how to say when. Also any children in the house may mistakenly eat them

thinking they are plain gummies.as far as the tampons we heard that not just

girls are doing this, yes recal mucosa maKes for a quick absorbsion. so if you

find tampons in your sons room you got a problem, actually even before knowing

this yo would have had a problem I think. These are both ways to get alcohol in

the system without being detected, so usually younger under age kids are doing

it, most adults would rather have the jello shots and know how much alcohol they

are consuming.

> > Ed Escobedo

> > Corpus Christi Fire Dept.Â

> >

> >

> > Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G

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