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Another Casualty For Our "recreational" Drug User Community
We had a long heated debate on here about drug addicts recently and I was wold, quite tartly, that there was a difference between drugs addicts and recreational drug addicts. Well, here is another "recreational" drug user that won't be wasting any more of her money ::::
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14 years on from her mothers similar self-imposed death, Peaches follows suit. I hope somebody will be watching her little child very closely for the rest of its life.
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14 years on from her mothers similar self-imposed death, Peaches follows suit. I hope somebody will be watching her little child very closely for the rest of its life.
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apparently she was on methadone, isn't that what they give you when you are trying to kick the habit Doesn't sound too "recreationa
16:51 Wed 23rd Jul 2014
Morning ummmmmmmmmmmm !
Have you tried giving up?
Mrs V tried the nicotine patches, and discovered that if she brushed a patch against a radiator, she got a massive nicotine shot, and started buying them for places where she couldn't smoke.
She's set the bed on fire once, and all our sheets and pillowcases have interesting little holes.
If I vanish from Answerbank, you'll know what happened...
Have you tried giving up?
Mrs V tried the nicotine patches, and discovered that if she brushed a patch against a radiator, she got a massive nicotine shot, and started buying them for places where she couldn't smoke.
She's set the bed on fire once, and all our sheets and pillowcases have interesting little holes.
If I vanish from Answerbank, you'll know what happened...
People smoke, drink, and take drugs, because they like smoking, drinking, and taking drugs. Some people are overly fond of food which, although not a drug, taken in excess can prove fatal – but no one intends to become addicted to anything – everyone thinks they are in control – until they acknowledge that they aren’t. Addiction – and at worst – death due to addiction – is something that only ever happens to other people. Very sad indeed. Poor girl.
Absolutely naomi.
Happily, the grip of addicition is something not experienced by the majority of people, which can lead to the fortunate majority making sweeping assumptions about addicition being a chosen path of activity, which it is clearly not, for anyone.
A little empathy from some on here would go a long way.
Happily, the grip of addicition is something not experienced by the majority of people, which can lead to the fortunate majority making sweeping assumptions about addicition being a chosen path of activity, which it is clearly not, for anyone.
A little empathy from some on here would go a long way.
Ummmmm...why am I clueless ?
I think we all agree now that Peaches died because she was an addict. Heroin isn't like a glass of sweet sherry. She might have smoked pot...she probably did but she died because she was a hapless heroin addict. She might have started off as a "recreational drug user" that wonderful phrase, full of weasel words, that lets so many people off the hook but its impossible to be a recreational user of heroin. Heroin is highly addictive and she would have been fully aware of that. She can't possibly have not known that. She had a choice whether she took heroin for the first time but all freedom of choice was taken away from shortly after. So she became a drug addict primarily because she made the wrong choice in the beginning.
Of course I am sorry that she died, but I am even more sorry for her family, especially her two young kids, and I repeat.....I hope that those kids are no longer around the kind of people that think that "recreational" drug is hip and lovely, otherwise we could be having a similar debate about her dead children in a few years time. Heroin isn't hip, fashionable or OK.....it kills.
I think we all agree now that Peaches died because she was an addict. Heroin isn't like a glass of sweet sherry. She might have smoked pot...she probably did but she died because she was a hapless heroin addict. She might have started off as a "recreational drug user" that wonderful phrase, full of weasel words, that lets so many people off the hook but its impossible to be a recreational user of heroin. Heroin is highly addictive and she would have been fully aware of that. She can't possibly have not known that. She had a choice whether she took heroin for the first time but all freedom of choice was taken away from shortly after. So she became a drug addict primarily because she made the wrong choice in the beginning.
Of course I am sorry that she died, but I am even more sorry for her family, especially her two young kids, and I repeat.....I hope that those kids are no longer around the kind of people that think that "recreational" drug is hip and lovely, otherwise we could be having a similar debate about her dead children in a few years time. Heroin isn't hip, fashionable or OK.....it kills.
Mikey, //Heroin is highly addictive and she would have been fully aware of that. She can't possibly have not known that.//
People who take up cigarettes know that cigarettes are addictive, but they still do it because they think they can control it. Even though the spirit is usually willing, the flesh is often weak. Unfortunately we’re not all perfect.
People who take up cigarettes know that cigarettes are addictive, but they still do it because they think they can control it. Even though the spirit is usually willing, the flesh is often weak. Unfortunately we’re not all perfect.
Never said we were naomi, but there is a chasm of difference between a packet of Players and Heroin, and that is my point.
We all had a lively debate about "recreational drug use" on here a few weeks, over the death of a drug user at Glasto. As I remember, he died from taking a very serious drug, usually employed to anaesthetize horses. It wasn't the overdose of this noxious substance that was wrong...he shouldn't have been taking it in the first place. From that debate there seemed to be a consensus that "recreational drug use" was OK. I am merely pointing out that in this case, this poor woman died because she was mixed up with the kind of people that think drug use is OK. Any comparisons between alcohol, over-eating or any other kind of behavior simply doesn't hold water. Heroin is about as serious a drug as it is possible to get.
There is a report in the news today that yet another convicts death penalty has been cocked up in America...perhaps they should just have injected a huge quantity of heroin in his arm, as it would have killed him with far less fuss and bother.
We all had a lively debate about "recreational drug use" on here a few weeks, over the death of a drug user at Glasto. As I remember, he died from taking a very serious drug, usually employed to anaesthetize horses. It wasn't the overdose of this noxious substance that was wrong...he shouldn't have been taking it in the first place. From that debate there seemed to be a consensus that "recreational drug use" was OK. I am merely pointing out that in this case, this poor woman died because she was mixed up with the kind of people that think drug use is OK. Any comparisons between alcohol, over-eating or any other kind of behavior simply doesn't hold water. Heroin is about as serious a drug as it is possible to get.
There is a report in the news today that yet another convicts death penalty has been cocked up in America...perhaps they should just have injected a huge quantity of heroin in his arm, as it would have killed him with far less fuss and bother.
TTT...thanks for your support here ! I was beginning to feel like a lone voice in the wilderness. Knowing your abhorrence for smoking in general, I feel sure that you will be even more disgusted with the fact that these hard and killer drugs are sometimes smoked, as well as injected.
carolegif (09:04)...if what you say is true, then this is good news, although how far away you can get from all the publicity, when your famous mother died from a drug overdose I am not sure....fingers crossed on that one !
carolegif (09:04)...if what you say is true, then this is good news, although how far away you can get from all the publicity, when your famous mother died from a drug overdose I am not sure....fingers crossed on that one !
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