The War on Opioids - Time for Re-Evaluation..?

So here we go an article on Comcast, NBC or whatever the fuck reads something like THIS... And WOULD anyone really be crossing this bridge if it were not for the Ludacris strict and complete removal of medical opioids from the market leading the the mass inundation of Fentanyl.. Which BTW is never going to stop now that the bridges are built..! So lets martyr some poor mutherfukkers whose lives are already destroyed.... CUNTZ

Hey I have an idea.. WHY don't you spend some money stopping the drugz instead of attacking innocent victims all the God Damnb time... People will always use substance. THEY ARE FUKKING PEOPLE. DUhhhh ... Ya think they would have ever been this far down this sick fukking road had they had access the medically prescribed opioids.

DON'T FUKKING BLAME THE PEOPLE ASSHOLES. You know who you are...

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Parents of child who died from fentanyl charged with murder​


SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Prosecutors in Northern California filed murder charges against the parents of a 15-month-old toddler who died in May after she ingested fentanyl authorities believe her mother had been using.

Prosecutors on Thursday also charged Evan Frostick, 26, and Madison Bernard, 23, with child cruelty and tacked on a sentence-enhancing charge alleging their actions willfully caused the suffering of a child, the Press Democrat reported.

The couple, who police have described as boyfriend and girlfriend, were briefly arrested on suspicion of child cruelty on May 9, the day their daughter died, but they were released two days later pending further investigation to determine whether fentanyl played a role in the child’s death.

Frostick is being represented by the Sonoma County public defender Lynn Slater, who said Friday she took over the case Thursday and couldn't comment. It was not immediately known if Bernard has an attorney who can speak on her behalf. She is not represented by the public defender's office.

The Sonoma County Coroner’s Office determined last month that “acute fentanyl intoxication” caused the death of 15-month-old Charlotte Frostick.

According to the coroner’s report, Bernard used fentanyl and went to sleep while drugs and paraphernalia were on the bed she shared with Charlotte inside their Sonoma Avenue apartment.

Investigators believe Charlotte ingested the fentanyl by touching it and then possibly putting her hands in her mouth or eyes, the newspaper reported.

Charlotte Frostick died nearly three years after the opioid-related death of another Santa Rosa toddler.

In September 2019, fentanyl was blamed for the deaths of Patrick O’Neill, 29, and his 13-month-old son, Liam, who were discovered inside their Santa Rosa home.

Three defendants were charged with supplying O’Neill the opioids. They were convicted in federal court on lesser charges of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl.

In the city of Brentwood, a mother was charged with murder in Contra Costa County Superior Court after her 2-year-old son consumed fentanyl in November 2020. In July 2021, she pleaded no contest to one count of voluntary manslaughter and was later sentenced to 11 years in prison, court records show.
 
You know reviewing this thread and I may have said it before. But recently when speaking with some cunt man hating pain management doc about how "they are trained to spot drug seeking behavior bla bla". The conversation started to move in the direction of people wanting the drugs to FEEL GOOD.. I was like - "Ya know... It might just turn out that the antidote to feeling bad is feeling good..." --- COMMON SENSE EXIT STAGE LEFT ---- This situation HAS ALWAYS BEEN OF HIGHER ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE as opposed to simple addictive behavior.. The fuking drugs never simply turned off pain from an operational walking conscious standpoint. Opioids COMBAT PAIN from a BRAIN/DOPAMINE Level of attack.. So yes, the solution to feeling like shit is indeed a drug that makes you feel fuking awesome. It might even be argued that the users with the highest addictive potential who enjoy the pleasure of taking the drug are actually the very best responders. So we now apparently live in a society where even though it may appear as such, the sky is not blue and the grass is not green.. (and BTW these are the INSANE conditions resulting historically that get your Roman Ass KICKED and bring your empire to the fucking ground. Delusional luxury dementia that is...)

No Opioids No Problem - Hey lets get fukking DRUNK AND STONED.. ROCK ON... God dayam watching this show makes my liver hurt ...


View: https://youtu.be/7-ikfxF5Ldo?t=13
 
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So here we go an article on Comcast, NBC or whatever the fuck reads something like THIS... And WOULD anyone really be crossing this bridge if it were not for the Ludacris strict and complete removal of medical opioids from the market leading the the mass inundation of Fentanyl.. Which BTW is never going to stop now that the bridges are built..! So lets martyr some poor mutherfukkers whose lives are already destroyed.... CUNTZ

Hey I have an idea.. WHY don't you spend some money stopping the drugz instead of attacking innocent victims all the God Damnb time... People will always use substance. THEY ARE FUKKING PEOPLE. DUhhhh ... Ya think they would have ever been this far down this sick fukking road had they had access the medically prescribed opioids.

DON'T FUKKING BLAME THE PEOPLE ASSHOLES. You know who you are...

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Parents of child who died from fentanyl charged with murder​


SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Prosecutors in Northern California filed murder charges against the parents of a 15-month-old toddler who died in May after she ingested fentanyl authorities believe her mother had been using.

Prosecutors on Thursday also charged Evan Frostick, 26, and Madison Bernard, 23, with child cruelty and tacked on a sentence-enhancing charge alleging their actions willfully caused the suffering of a child, the Press Democrat reported.

The couple, who police have described as boyfriend and girlfriend, were briefly arrested on suspicion of child cruelty on May 9, the day their daughter died, but they were released two days later pending further investigation to determine whether fentanyl played a role in the child’s death.

Frostick is being represented by the Sonoma County public defender Lynn Slater, who said Friday she took over the case Thursday and couldn't comment. It was not immediately known if Bernard has an attorney who can speak on her behalf. She is not represented by the public defender's office.

The Sonoma County Coroner’s Office determined last month that “acute fentanyl intoxication” caused the death of 15-month-old Charlotte Frostick.

According to the coroner’s report, Bernard used fentanyl and went to sleep while drugs and paraphernalia were on the bed she shared with Charlotte inside their Sonoma Avenue apartment.

Investigators believe Charlotte ingested the fentanyl by touching it and then possibly putting her hands in her mouth or eyes, the newspaper reported.

Charlotte Frostick died nearly three years after the opioid-related death of another Santa Rosa toddler.

In September 2019, fentanyl was blamed for the deaths of Patrick O’Neill, 29, and his 13-month-old son, Liam, who were discovered inside their Santa Rosa home.

Three defendants were charged with supplying O’Neill the opioids. They were convicted in federal court on lesser charges of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl.

In the city of Brentwood, a mother was charged with murder in Contra Costa County Superior Court after her 2-year-old son consumed fentanyl in November 2020. In July 2021, she pleaded no contest to one count of voluntary manslaughter and was later sentenced to 11 years in prison, court records show.
This is real close to were I live, I read about it in the paper when it happened, sad.
 
Etezene, isotrenazene. They are now what flood the market of heroin and pressed pills. Stronger then fent. Now people
Are going to rehab without any fent in system, just the “zenes” a class of opioid.
 

Opioid Crisis: No Easy Fix to Its Social and Economic Determinants​

Nabarun Dasgupta, PhD, MPH,
corresponding author
Leo Beletsky, JD, MPH, and Daniel Ciccarone, MD, MPH
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Abstract​

The accepted wisdom about the US overdose crisis singles out prescribing as the causative vector. Although drug supply is a key factor, we posit that the crisis is fundamentally fueled by economic and social upheaval, its etiology closely linked to the role of opioids as a refuge from physical and psychological trauma, concentrated disadvantage, isolation, and hopelessness.
Overreliance on opioid medications is emblematic of a health care system that incentivizes quick, simplistic answers to complex physical and mental health needs. In an analogous way, simplistic measures to cut access to opioids offer illusory solutions to this multidimensional societal challenge.
We trace the crisis’ trajectory through the intertwined use of opioid analgesics, heroin, and fentanyl analogs, and we urge engaging the structural determinants lens to address this formidable public health emergency. A broad focus on suffering should guide both patient- and community-level interventions.

The accepted wisdom about the US opioid crisis singles out opioid analgesics as causative agents of harm, with physicians as unwitting conduits and pharmaceutical companies as selfish promoters.1 Although invaluable for infection control, this vector model2 of drug-related harm ignores root causes. Eroding economic opportunity, evolving approaches to pain treatment,1,3 and limited drug treatment have fueled spikes in problematic substance use, of which opioid overdose is the most visible manifestation. By ignoring the underlying drivers of drug consumption, current interventions are aggravating its trajectory. The structural and social determinants of health framework is widely understood to be critical in responding to public health challenges. Until we adopt this framework, we will continue to fail in our efforts to turn the tide of the opioid crisis.

Continued///.....

 
I think there will be even more victims of drugs, based on what is happening in the world.
And i heard these substances permenantly destroy your tolerance, so only these ever will work again. No idea how thats possible. But thats what i read
 
And i heard these substances permenantly destroy your tolerance, so only these ever will work again. No idea how thats possible. But thats what i read
This is the first time I hear about this, but I'll look for information on the net. because this is an important point.
 
And i heard these substances permenantly destroy your tolerance, so only these ever will work again. No idea how thats possible. But thats what i read
There is definitely a huge receptor down regulation that I suspect is semi-permanent at least. I can say for one that while I have not had any regular opioids in YEARS. I could easily titrate back up in a hurry. We are talking if I was on an operating room table, I would go down like an amateur and within an hour or two mins my stats would start rising and they would be scared to give me more.... And I might wake up in a worst case scenario if I did not pre-warn them...
 
There is definitely a huge receptor down regulation that I suspect is semi-permanent at least. I can say for one that while I have not had any regular opioids in YEARS. I could easily titrate back up in a hurry. We are talking if I was on an operating room table, I would go down like an amateur and within an hour or two mins my stats would start rising and they would be scared to give me more.... And I might wake up in a worst case scenario if I did not pre-warn them...
Yes, I do not wish anyone to find themselves on the operating table.
 
While you're waiting for the hard copy version, here are a few interesting items cited in the book:

Colbert Links Big Pharma's Sackler Family To America's Opioid Crisis


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cJ_lyeH7Os

To those who haven't followed the story closely in the news and want to maintain the suspense of the book's narrative, the following provides a lot of spoilers, so maybe don't watch:

Opioids III: The Sacklers: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)​



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaCaIhfETsM

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