Complete work of fiction. All characters are over 18. And don't do drugs,
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I wanted to write this down so that lessons can be learned from my experience. Go science! I'm Beth and I've always been smart. I graduated high school at 15, and by 21 I had my second doctorate, Pharmacy and Veterinarian Science. I was, and am, a marathon runner. I like to use the time running to think. Running kept my body in great shape, 118 pounds at 5 foot 6 inches and a B cup, I was a lean size 4. Blonde hair and blue eyes to complete you mental picture. At 22 i began my own business, developing medications for pets. This story occurs when I'm 27. A few years, business is going well, I've over 60 employees, with revenues just north of $12 million I gave myself a nice salary and saved a bunch.
But like I said, this starts when I'm 27. On Friday in April at work. We were developing a new drug that would assist in the training of dogs. Honestly we were getting mixed results in our testing, though success with females was much more common than males. This particular Friday wasn't special, I met with some of my management team, Jorge who was my product production manager. He oversaw the medications being made and their quality. Lisa, my head of Human Resources, my CMO (Chief Medical Officer) Amy, a Nurse PhD, and my CFO Maria. All 4 were older than me, and by all accounts Jorge was as gay as the night is long. I was a hard worker and we all worked long hours. I know that sometime I could be a bitch, but we all had at one point or another missed birthdays and other family events. But I figured if I was willing to work late, why shouldn't my workers?
One of the things that's necessary to bring pet medication to the market is to ensure that it isn't harmful to humans in any way that isn't documented and if there is a surprise during human trials it can be disastrous to a company's stock price. So I wanted to have a pre-human trials human trial done off the record so this Friday morning I had Jorge bring me a bottle of pills from production an Amy took my vitals and then I took one of the pills. Then she monitored me during the day. There was no noticeable change to any indicator. Everything was going well, but the does I took was for a 10 pound dog so at lunch my team suggested that I take four more pills.