The Burdened
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Heart or drugs. Darryl Kyle came to mind because he was found in a very familiar circumstance.Honestly, what did people think he died of? Natural causes?
Why are you saying this, and now?
Let's not jump to conclusions.
Have had 3 ex-classmates (ones that I know of) pass away since high school from mixing pills and alcohol. Never seen the appeal for either substance, but then again I'm not an addict.Just to add on: the probable reason I view drugs as selfish is because of my close proximity to them. I can understand that addiction is a disease and still expect accountability from addicts, it can be both.
While Tyler very well could have been self-medicating for other issues or was simply hooked after an injury, he still made a multitude of choices understanding the risk. I don't care what quack doctor you see, all of them will tell you the dangers of mixing opioids and alcohol, that is common knowledge.
I feel terrible for his wife because she will now have to reconcile the confusing emotions that come with grieving for a loved one and the knowledge of how he died. That isn't easy, and it's normal to feel angry about it.
People dont wake up one morning as a drug addict. Falling into an addiction like that is a consequence of a series of conscious lifestyle choices.
A lot are genetically predisposed. All it takes is getting started somehow.People dont wake up one morning as a drug addict. Falling into an addiction like that is a consequence of a series of conscious lifestyle choices.
This is a really bad post...
He’s dealt with a ton of injuries in the past and most likely developed an addiction during treatment/recovery from his injuries...
That's of course purely speculative, but even if we grant that...my comment was about generalities. There's millions of dopeheads out there, and they bear some responsibility for the path they embarked on.
People dont wake up one morning as a drug addict. Falling into an addiction like that is a consequence of a series of conscious lifestyle choices.
We found Mr. Sackler's account boys.That's of course purely speculative, but even if we grant that...my comment was about generalities. There's millions of dopeheads out there, and they bear some responsibility for the path they embarked on.
Do they bear some blame? Sure. But a lot of people just inherently trust that a doctor has their best interests in mind and wouldn't prescribe them something that would destroy their entire life. The doctors giving out these drugs like candy deserve almost the entire blame in situations like this. Guy gets in a car crash, up to that point he lead a normal middle class life maybe even had kids. He messed up his back in the crash and gets prescribed opiods afterwards and gets hooked on them and then OD's. Said hypothetical father deserves to be looked down on for a system that entirely failed him and set him on a path to his death? Naw I am sorry I got absolutely zero time for victim blaming in accidental over doses on opiods. f*** the doctors that feed into this and hopefully more people learn to be knowledgeable about any substance you put in your body regardless of how much you should be able to trust the person giving it to you.That's of course purely speculative, but even if we grant that...my comment was about generalities. There's millions of dopeheads out there, and they bear some responsibility for the path they embarked on.
This story is only getting worse.
that's the first thing i thought of when i read this storyThis could get very ugly if there were coverups and stuff swept under the rug, hopefully this doesn't turn into a modern version of the Pittsburgh drug trials
You're underestimating addiction and how addictive opioids are.This is such an sad story but I can't sympathize for someone doing something stupid
He was addicted to opioied pain medication. I think I said it earlier in this thread a while back but I just will never understand the people that look down on the people that get hooked on this stuff and don't look at the actual evil.....the doctors and pharma companies that enable and encourage the use of these drugs and get obscenely wealthy off of it to boot.This is such an sad story but I can't sympathize for someone doing something stupid