OMG....I bought something on eBay while on Ambien!!
Your story made me think of something funny that happened last Summer. I wasn't taking any Ambien, but it was a similar feeling.
I like to shop online. I like things delivered to my office. With clothes, I can try them on and send something back with ease from the office. The mail room guys seem to enjoy my face lighting up when they come to my desk.
Last year, right after we got our end of Fiscal Year bonuses, I was shopping a lot for warm-weather wear. One day, a guy from the mail room comes up and hands me two packages from Roamans. I get their catalogs, but haven't ordered from them in a decade.
I was stunned. I couldn't remember ordering from them. I opened the packages. One blouse was a cafe color (not a good color for me) and was 2 sizes too small. There was also a black velour anorak (I already have two!).
I went numb. The only thing I could figure was that I ordered these in my sleep!!!
I looked again at the package and saw that it was addressed to a different "Denise" in my office! The mailroom guy just looked at the first name. I took it to her and apologized profusely. She thought it was hilarious.
I was soooo relieved!
I've yet to do Ebay in my sleep. My biggest fear about Ambian is that I can't take it and sleep "nekkid"!
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I had taken Ambien for about two months without incident. Then, one day, without benefit of ANY other drugs in my system, I got up at my usual time, threw on clothes, caught my ride (who saw nothing amiss), and began teaching a class. I was talking out of my head. I "came to" looking at the horrified faces of high school students. Later I was hauled into the principal's office, where I was asked if I were drunk and demanded they get the cops in there with a breathalyzer. Needless to say, that was my last year on that job. That pill scares the crap out of me. God alone knows what I could have done. Thankfully I wasn't driving that day. My God.