My Favorite Mistake

December 11, 2012, My friend Bailey and I decided we'd bring alcohol to school. We wanted to forget about our exes. It was the dumbest but the most fun day of my life.

We were chugging the vodka like it was going out of style, when we realized we were too drunk to cope during school. I got this brilliant idea to leave school and go to my mom's friend Tammy's house. Little did I know this idea was going to lead me to getting in a ton of trouble.

Once inside the house we went up the stairs into my best friend Sierra's room and woke her up. She called me so many names, like your so dang  stupid, your an alcoholic, and even worse stuff than that. Sierra took us downstairs where we ate tons of food and decided to get high. After smoking the spice I lost control. I didn't know what I was doing. 

Now for the part that I regret the most, I ended up hitting my best friend. I woke up her step-dad Erik, which was a huge mistake. When he came down the stairs and saw me he threw me out the door and told me to never come back. I started walking down the highway when my mom showed up. I wouldn't get in the vehicle with her, so I walked into the middle of the road, praying I'd get hit.  II was so very close to getting hit by a semi, but I didn't care. I ended up getting scared and ran back to the other side of the highway. 

I kept walking down the highway when I ended up in front of my school. That's when the cop stopped me, gave me a breathalyzer test and arrested me. I called him a prick and spit on his car. Thats when he pushed me into the backseat and slammed the car. I was so intoxicated that I was taken to the hospital. On our way to the hospital I swore my wrist were bleeding. I thought I was going to die. When we finally arrived at the hospital they were holding on to me. I yelled at the cops and told them not to touch me. 

I was so terrified, because I had never been high at the same time as I was drunk. I ended up in detention for thirty days, and learned a ton about myself while in there. I'm getting the help I need for my addiction, and my family problems. I also learned that it's never a good idea to drink under the age, especially at school.