heroin=death

[daeron]

Ive just found out that a good friend of mine died of heroin OD.<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urnchemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" />
And I found it out in a most terrible manner,I called his house not knowing he was dead…man, his mom answered.he was 22
Last time I saw him was a month ago and he was still clean, how could this fucking shit happen?he hadn’t touched the shit for 2 years..
There are no words that can describe how I feel right now…
They found his body in some basement…so go on people lets all start pumping junk in our veins
fuckit
RIP D.

[manda]

That's weird you wrote that. Today I was thinking about writing a tribute to my dead friend, Mike H.

Dear Mike:
You told me about being wanted by every cop in the town, in a hilarious way. You made doing a load of speed and fishflopping sound like a cool, repeatable experience. I can't believe you ended it all, in a car, by a river, with a gun, all alone. If I had known, I would have come.
You had so much to offer. Even doing life, you would have touched people's lives and made them smile. I can't fault you for not wanting to be in prison for the rest of your life, I don't know for sure what happens there, but you took death first. I trust and believe you are with God. I only hope you are flying around, grinning and at peace!!!
No one who knew you will forget you. Rest in Peace.
To Mike's family: You did, indeed, raise a wonderful son.Edited by: manda

[William_Again]

it kinda sucks how in life it takes some sort of tragedy to open our
eyes to something that we should have already known. By this I mean we
all know that drugs are bad (in one way or another) but we tend to
disregard that because of the highs that they produce and by the time
we realize or at least pay attention to what we already knew its to
late (either due to addiction or death). And this doesn't have to apply
soley to drugs either.

[speedqueen]

The reason it happened may be that after being an addict and relapsing..relapse hits harder , faster, and rougher than before.


I have known heroin addicts die, but stilltheir friendscarry on. My mum died of booze..i carried on. It's the nature of addiction. And we never know when our last drug or drink may be the last.


Information is the key.


RIP daeron's friend

[daeron]

thank you for the nice words speedqueen,i really appreciate it...sorry for your mum,too

[paulywould]

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Relapse is a part of recovery, but it doesn't have to be. "I definately have another relapse in me but I don't know about another recovery." My sponsor saw me after a relapse and gave me that quote. He said you're lucky you came back. Next time you could die. No one ever thinks about that. At least I didn't until he spelled it out for me. To everyone: I'm sorry for your loss.


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[brooklyn718]

Most opiates are terrible drugs. A close one to me past away last year from oxycodon, only the recomended dose on the pill killed him too