Benzo Dope and Tranq: The Next Wave of the Overdose Crisis

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  • Опубликовано: 15 май 2022
  • More than 100,000 Americans died of a drug overdose in 2021, the worst year on record. The newest wave of the overdose crisis involves man-made chemicals, including animal tranquilizers, that are being combined with fentanyl to make street drugs that are deadlier and more addictive.
    With access to an undisguised fentanyl dealer, Beyond Fentanyl looks at how drugs like “benzo dope” and “tranq” are ravaging North American communities and how U.S. policy affected the latest flood of synthetic street drugs.
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  • @VICENews
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    • @drdavinsky
      @drdavinsky Год назад +1

      The host of this episode looked like a mess lmaooo. Brush her hair

    • @Dr.Snooze-gt5yg
      @Dr.Snooze-gt5yg Год назад

      A few are getting paid to shlt in their own cake they sell
      Well be a new cartel war

    • @maryrecoy1616
      @maryrecoy1616 Год назад +7

      Omg dude so sad I hear you all 4 of my kids are addicts three of them are severe alcoholics/ pill/ meth addicts...I'm jus sick n so depressed bc Im like how did I fail these kids how did I fail them...I some how missed their pain n or whatever it was they cudnt deal with n had to numb the pain...all I can do now is support them if they choose sobriety bc no one can make a person get sober they gotta do tht themselves.

    • @JAKOB1977
      @JAKOB1977 Год назад +4

      Are you censoring the fre4king text on the shirts. 7:06

    • @philsnow1714
      @philsnow1714 11 месяцев назад

      je comprendrais jamais de vendre de la dope qui tue assez vite et qui coûte presque rien comme le Fentanyl bref drôle de buisness man parce que d'ici 1 ou 2 ans max ils seront tous morts et ils devront en vendre à des enfants (ce qu'ils font déjà) qui eux vont aussi mourir donc à la fin ils devront attendre devant les écoles enfantines et après je sais pas les home pour pers agées bref en 5 ans tout le monde sera mort bon buisness plan depuis que les Colombiens les laissent pratiquement faire (les Mexicains) voilà le résultat des gens qui sont analphabète souvent

  • @StoriesfromThePenitentiary
    @StoriesfromThePenitentiary Год назад +3349

    It’s really nice of her to take her friends money while slowly killing them. Incredibly noble of her

    • @timothymorano9305
      @timothymorano9305 Год назад +1

      You're not very good at thinking

    • @StoriesfromThePenitentiary
      @StoriesfromThePenitentiary Год назад

      @@timothymorano9305 whats to think about she's a dealer selling death. I don't care how clean she wants to call her own dope but its still dope and still kills. So she isn't any better than any other POS dealer

    • @beatrixbrennan1545
      @beatrixbrennan1545 Год назад +410

      It's insane how demons are now looked upon as angels, huh?

    • @supraguy4694
      @supraguy4694 Год назад +552

      Right? Stupid too lol "only use my first name but show my face the whole time"

    • @lululu7681
      @lululu7681 Год назад +237

      but she uses natural cutting agents to make it safer, plus she has narcan on hand!

  • @hollymartens8059
    @hollymartens8059 Год назад +8795

    When I was addicted to fentanyl after getting prescribed fentanyl patches for an injury, no one even knew what it was. I would sweat the patches off early and would be dope-sick for a week every month. The withdrawal from fentanyl is something you can't imagine. I ended up going on the street to get something to avoid the nightmare of fentanyl cold-turkey. Finding fentanyl on the street was impossible at the time 2012-2015 so I would buy heroin or roxicodone or Dilaudid. Fentanyl is so strong that I would snort 150 mgs of roxicodone at once and just feel..ok. Not high, just stable. It would make the withdrawal subside. It's truly a nightmare existence. I kicked fentanyl cold turkey in my bed and it was every second of 2 1/2 weeks of Hell. I didn't know if I would survive and honestly, I didn't care. But I couldn't live that way. I laid there, weeping and begging God for mercy. My heart goes out to anyone suffering the slavery of opiate addiction. Fentanyl is a curse.

    • @gabrialjackson5878
      @gabrialjackson5878 Год назад +116

      no lie

    • @zyzir
      @zyzir Год назад

      jeez thats tough asf, im addicted to pressed street xanax that has fentanyl in it and i want to quit but dont because i dont want to get withdrawals ever

    • @robbyv.526
      @robbyv.526 Год назад +669

      Spent 5 years prescribed 175 mcg. every 2 days. Was cut cold turkey about 18 months ago and been running around since then having a hell of a time trying to keep up with myself. Well, more like keep up with it, because this isn't myself. This is no way to be.
      I am calling everyday to get a bed in inpatient and should be able to go in the next 2 weeks. God willing. Have lost so much ... I hope that all of us might find our way out of this mess .. and come to find grace.
      Update: I got a date to go into inpatient .... Its gonna be either one week or two weeks from yesterday so that is good! Its awesome to see all the people who are here sharing empathy and encouragement .... thank you for the kind words !

    • @lacandela69
      @lacandela69 Год назад +43

      GOOD BLUES

    • @downsouthrapvault
      @downsouthrapvault Год назад +124

      It is possible tho correct? Opiate addiction is the worst thing I have ever had to go thru

  • @kyujyokei
    @kyujyokei 8 месяцев назад +156

    I love how she mixes the drug with organic 0 calorie sweeteners for a more healthy approach

    • @shadowfax9177
      @shadowfax9177 7 месяцев назад +4

      Pretty sweet right?

    • @BuildNumber42
      @BuildNumber42 2 месяца назад +12

      Now that she's on tv, how is she avoiding jail?

    • @phoneringphilip2342
      @phoneringphilip2342 Месяц назад +9

      ⁠@@BuildNumber42asking myself the same question 🙋‍♂️

    • @idlewild073
      @idlewild073 Месяц назад +2

      At least it's vegan 👍

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon Месяц назад +13

      ​@@BuildNumber42US and Canadian governments don't care about stopping this problem. That's why the dealers are so bold

  • @WaismannMethod
    @WaismannMethod 8 месяцев назад +292

    What we're witnessing, more than anything, is a mental health crisis that's being overlooked. The consequences are multifaceted, leading to increased homelessness, addiction, crime, and an immeasurable loss of life. We, as a society, can do more and for sure we can do much better.

    • @billscannell93
      @billscannell93 6 месяцев назад

      Sometimes I wonder if it's even that. I think it's just a part of human nature to want drugs. (And money and power, of course.) Philosophically, I don't think putting a substance into your own self is a criminal/immoral act. (Also, if dealing in all this crap is immoral, so is running a liquor store.) Until they figure out a way to change human nature, the drug war will be a failure. And as disturbing as this drug crisis is, it's not as disturbing as the cartel chaos in Mexico. New thinking about all of this is long, long overdue.

    • @deeppurple883
      @deeppurple883 5 месяцев назад

      It's always been known that it's a mental health issue. All government's deny the truth of its cause because it shines a light on their incompetence and failure to address the real reasons for addiction in our communities. Inequality unemployment bad housing no housing no hope. Enough reasons to start anyone down that track of trying to get away from the misery and hopelessness of your environment. I speak the truth. ✌️☘️

    • @michaeltucci3445
      @michaeltucci3445 5 месяцев назад +15

      What sucks is IN reality the government JUST DOES NOT CARE...

    • @tonybalview5962
      @tonybalview5962 5 месяцев назад

      @@michaeltucci3445why should they?

    • @madishugerts
      @madishugerts 4 месяца назад +10

      My family is 4th generation addicts and has major mental health issues. My great grandfather drank himself to death. His son (My grandfather and his brother), my own brother, and 4 of our cousins have committed s*****e after battling addiction and mental health issues. My brother was only 28, it happened this year. He was addicted to meth and heroine, also schizophrenic and died in his “workplace” which was a shed that a construction owner allowed him to live in, provided the drugs and use in; My brother would do manual labor in return. I just turned 24 this November. I have been clean for 7 years. I was drinking by age 10. Addicted to painkillers at 16. My father passed in a drunk driving accident (he was drunk) when I was 9. It set my family free from the abuse finally but spent 4 months in foster care because my remaining family could not agree on who would take us. A 10 year old me, 14 year old brother, and 1 year old sister. My mother used throughout our lives and was never around. She is 6 years sober but could not associate with my brother. My brother was horribly abused, traumatized, and hardened. Even when evaluated the concern was his addiction not for his mental health. They never got to the roots, it was always “you have to just stop. Just stop”. His symptoms were ignored even while in jail or in places where he had withdrawn and not been using (very rare). He was arrested repeatedly AND documented mentally incapable unless following the “proper treatment plan”. Yet he was released repeatedly with no consequences or in patient care required. If he refused to follow court ordered therapy, medications, etc. Which really did work... Nothing would happen. It was “don’t do this again or we will arrest you”. He just could not hang on… we had it too bad. He was unable to see that we’ve made it… he has his own children that he was unable to see for almost 5 years. He was too unstable and unpredictable. He just couldn’t recover. That is barely the surface of our lives but hopefully enough to make you think. I’m not saying that everything my brother and I have been through justifies our addictions. I had a choice. He was mentally ill so his “choice” is way more complicated than “just put it down”. However, we were genetically and environmentally predisposed. We were at a disadvantage. He died, he lost his life to this thing that people call “a mindset”. This delusion that it’s a “just stop kind of thing”. Not just him… I have truly lost count of the friends and family it has taken from me. I’m still standing with all the scars to show for it… I wonder every day why she didn’t consume me the way she did them… I am sick and tired of addiction in this country be ignored and undermined. People are really out here thinking “oh I can do this once and be fine” or “I will never get addicted/My children/My family will never be addicted”… “it won’t be me” But it can. At any moment without notice.. All of a sudden you or someone you love is gone… faded into the abyss that is addiction. And then everyone will looks at you like “why can’t you just stop?”…. YOU WILL LOOK AT YOURSELF AND BEG TO STOP… You can have it kind of rough like we did or have that “3 meals a day with grandma”… It is still a battle, not a joke. It is something we cannot ignore anymore.

  • @ClappOnUpp
    @ClappOnUpp Год назад +3357

    Blackout dope is what we call it where I live in Ontario. It's put me in an ambulance at least 15 times. I threw my 20s away using drugs and only by the grace of God am I still here. For the past 2 years I've been fighting for my recovery, one day at a time. Tomorrow, I start college.. at 31 years old. I pray anyone affected by this disease finds the courage to change the things they can.

    • @melissaphillips5178
      @melissaphillips5178 Год назад +140

      strength u got keep going clean proud of u for getting off going to college

    • @ClappOnUpp
      @ClappOnUpp Год назад +94

      @@melissaphillips5178 Thank you. I'm just working it 24 hours at a time

    • @ClappOnUpp
      @ClappOnUpp Год назад +44

      @@letterstocleo9247 thank you so much! I spent a lot of 24s getting to a place where this would even be possible for someone like me and I can't wait to get through it all so I can show others it can be done.

    • @gurnblanston5000
      @gurnblanston5000 Год назад +28

      Great attitude! Enjoy life, it's too short.

    • @blackthornsloe8049
      @blackthornsloe8049 Год назад +6

      🌻❤️🦋🌸

  • @haunted5311
    @haunted5311 Год назад +2047

    I was heavily addicted to benzos, which are widely known to cause the worst side effects of any drugs. I know ex heroin addicts who said to me the benzo wirhdrawals are worse than heroin. Anyways, after my doctor cut me off cold turkey when he discovered that I was abusing the benzos, I went through what I believe hell is supposed to feel like. My addiction grew worse as I had to buy them from the streets, and from there, between ages 17 - 20 I barely have any memories of those times.
    When I was 20, one day I bought the wrong batch of "xanax" and I only ate 2. My parents find me unresponsive and call 911. The fire department was luckily half a mile a way, I die, and get brought back to life. After 3 days in the hospital, with the help of my parents, I tapered off that garbage once and for all.
    Now, I'm almost 5 years clean!
    Don't EVER touch that poison please.

    • @camdenretter3226
      @camdenretter3226 Год назад +73

      It's the opposite for me. I've been through klonopin withdrawl 3 times, (in psych hospitals they cut you off cold-turkey. No controlled substances of any kind even if you're prescribed. I had seizures. Yeah, it wast still going on a month later when I got out and started taking them again. Now it's been 7 years on them, but I would be dead without them. I just cannot function and live a happy and productive life with my severe panic... to me opioid withdrawl is the worst thing imaginable, a fate worst than death itself.. im on methadone now because I would try to hurt myself whenever I went into withdrawl. In my opinion though benzos are pretty much useless for a recreational high. I mean, if you like forgetting what happened for the past few days than realize you went on a bender of some of the most idiotic things I've done. But no euphoria or a real propper "high" like opioids, meth, or even weed.

    • @stevenherberts968
      @stevenherberts968 Год назад +19

      Well done buddy.

    • @kristiwetsel9531
      @kristiwetsel9531 Год назад +36

      Benzos are absolutely the worst to get off of .. with lasting effects from months to a year

    • @haunted5311
      @haunted5311 Год назад +30

      @@camdenretter3226 yeah benzos recreationally are ASS.
      there were very rare occasions where I hit the "benzo sweet spot," where I got the most pleasurable buzz achieveable without overdoing it and blacking out.
      I chased 2 dragons, the; 1) Benzo sweet spot.
      And 2) a dose of benzos to keep the agonizing hell that is benzo withdrawals at bay.
      During that time I tried all kinds of strange substances and did many things I would have otherwise never done.
      It was a horrific and very eye opening time in my life.
      I'm lucky to still be here honestly.

    • @kdizzle901
      @kdizzle901 Год назад +24

      I still think opiate withdrawal is the worst

  • @Thetriumphant-ws7ml
    @Thetriumphant-ws7ml Месяц назад +109

    I started doing drugs since my teenage, got addicted to opioid. Opioid addiction actually destroyed my life. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Was diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

    • @Cate-sn2km
      @Cate-sn2km Месяц назад +1

      Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, opioids, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.

    • @JanetRichardson-mq5es
      @JanetRichardson-mq5es Месяц назад +2

      Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

    • @SusanaGomez-mp8sk
      @SusanaGomez-mp8sk Месяц назад +4

      YES very sure of Dr.alishrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

    • @Edennnn926
      @Edennnn926 Месяц назад +2

      I'm really happy for you that your wife decided to help you...I hear about alot of family members or so called friends shutting an addict out of their life, which since most addicts do it to mask emotions to me is the worse thing someone can do to an addict.

    • @HaileyFoster-fd4ik
      @HaileyFoster-fd4ik Месяц назад +2

      How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

  • @00_sn
    @00_sn 8 месяцев назад +144

    hearing carrie’s dad speak breaks my heart. he’s such a good dad. i hope his kids including carrie can overcome addiction. a girl that used to be friends with my brother in the 5th grade started using and died not even a year later from a fent overdose. drugs are awful and so scary.

    • @misterradar5343
      @misterradar5343 8 месяцев назад

      If three of his kids are in active addiction, it means he's not a good dad. He doesnnt care much about his children. A loser.

    • @theclockworkcadaver7025
      @theclockworkcadaver7025 7 месяцев назад +43

      Good dads generally don't raise addicts. Something about his performance felt extremely...stage managed, too.

    • @marquistf1996
      @marquistf1996 7 месяцев назад +30

      @@theclockworkcadaver7025agreed. Three of four kids strung out. Definitely a failure of parenting.

    • @yassine8935
      @yassine8935 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@theclockworkcadaver7025this isnt really true at all their are plenty of present loving and caringprents who because to circumstances out side of their control like trauma ,sa , poverty ,mental illness, etc have kids who will lead into addiction me for instance have been addicted to mary jane(for a short time while i was suicidally depressed) come from loving parents, they maynot be the best but are def better than alot of others , its alot more nuanced, but what i will say is allowing you chikd to face homelessness instead of doijg everythingin your power to help like researchin safe ways to get your child off said drug , making sure they know they are still lived no matter uf they are addicted to a subtance or not , and having open non judgmental convos about the dangers of adolescent drug use and safety if they do decide to do it in the future with moderation and education on testing , who your doung them around etc.

    • @tkatrich3
      @tkatrich3 6 месяцев назад

      I feel bad for him.

  • @timmyturneytip3447
    @timmyturneytip3447 10 месяцев назад +164

    Admitting to selling fentanyl on camera with no type of identity cover is insane

    • @JacksonHedlund352
      @JacksonHedlund352 Месяц назад +6

      In Canada sadly people don’t really get convicted and rarely sent to jail and if they do they are back on the streets next day

    • @seinfeld11123
      @seinfeld11123 Месяц назад +3

      pretty much decriminalised there bud.

    • @valfarruggia8886
      @valfarruggia8886 Месяц назад +2

      Yeah it's a weird weird world. We don't even know half of it.

    • @makuzaschmontzi5908
      @makuzaschmontzi5908 Месяц назад

      People just dont understhe correct and safe way to go about this kind of stuff... look of Switzerland... Legal Heroin Clinics... look at how much it has actually HELPED The country and iits people...Alcohol... the worst substance is legal everywhere...but real legal medicine is totally against the law... .thats why America has millions upon millions of drug dealers... they see the truth... its the asdicts cuz of the manipulative laws America has that totally manipulates, and screws people over just for the drig corruption companies to make their "legal" money

    • @avgmaster1
      @avgmaster1 Месяц назад

      They didnt use her real name so she's ok. Lol

  • @toykanimo
    @toykanimo Год назад +1640

    "They can try and justify that they're selling a better dope, a cleaner dope. Death is still death." this hit me so freaking hard.

    • @notmebutyou8350
      @notmebutyou8350 Год назад +121

      They said she is an "ethical dealer."
      WTF.

    • @helmann9265
      @helmann9265 Год назад +24

      Indeed "Death is still death" but is good news for people who suffer, not sleeping and are depressed and suicidal.
      I wish I have a gun but they can't let me buy one (gun=100% success quick and painless) So Opioids are good news for me and countless suffering people

    • @clairehoefler4648
      @clairehoefler4648 Год назад

      Death is still deity. But if I was on fentanyl and its was a choice between the 2 and I know the one could kill me faster than the other I would take the reg drug. Every time. Especially if I had OD. With the combo. But.... Did u ever think about being in their shoes. Its all bad but in the end.

    • @adamcharlebois6910
      @adamcharlebois6910 Год назад +91

      Honestly she is doing more good than the goverment is doing. If there wasn't people like supplying a clean supply things would get worse. The government needs to step in and give access to a clean heroin / fentanyl supply with safe consumption sites.

    • @bintangdilangit3348
      @bintangdilangit3348 Год назад

      Yeah death is death, she still make money from drug. But i dont know the gov also doing nothing the drug dealer are getting out of control, its better get clean and responsible source of drug then very random mix in the street. Of course clean is the best

  • @Theoldindie
    @Theoldindie 5 месяцев назад +7

    Im clean for 4 years now..and i was in the same streets you just saw in Vancouver BC. Now im in Quebec healthy, Happy with my family...thank God!

  • @mirabelwatson7863
    @mirabelwatson7863 7 месяцев назад +24

    Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in November. I have zero cravings.
    This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.

    • @JamesTaylor-ff4dp
      @JamesTaylor-ff4dp 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@laurapolonioli6576Yes, bergwilly11_

    • @Elizabeth-gu8hx
      @Elizabeth-gu8hx 7 месяцев назад

      A lot of people have testified about this and I really want to give it a shot. I put so much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety levels

    • @markaxel9799
      @markaxel9799 7 месяцев назад

      The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot,I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well

    • @gergbernes2817
      @gergbernes2817 7 месяцев назад

      @@JamesTaylor-ff4dpIs he on instagram?

    • @Armus187
      @Armus187 7 месяцев назад

      Shrooms was the best trip I had. It was an amazing experience.

  • @Zone15Media
    @Zone15Media Год назад +1866

    I used to snort heroin. Started as a teen. My life went down hill. Got clean when I was 37. It's been 18 years now. I am so grateful to be free. Watching this brought tears to my eyes.

    • @hadassahimmanuel1727
      @hadassahimmanuel1727 Год назад +47

      I hope you know JESUS CHRIST as your LORD and savior

    • @CYCLONE4499
      @CYCLONE4499 Год назад +51

      Congratulations on your sobriety. The fight never ends.

    • @jordandavid8653
      @jordandavid8653 Год назад +37

      You got out early, luckily. I quit fentanyl and got out pretty unscathed, one day at a time.

    • @Zone15Media
      @Zone15Media Год назад +28

      @@hadassahimmanuel1727 I do!

    • @iiits20
      @iiits20 Год назад +12

      What made u quit, and what helped u stay clean..asking for a friend..

  • @bf6159
    @bf6159 Год назад +3906

    He pointed out the actual problem and it was brushed passed, which clearly demonstrates why the problem persists. We have an addiction problem, not a Fent, Benzo, or Tranq problem. Every few years the "problem" is simply a different flavor than before.
    Diminished education system, lack of opportunity, disenfranchisement, treated with callous indifference, no visible avenue which actually provides a way out, hopelessness. The drug will continually change, however, until the cause of the problem is functionally addressed, Addiction will continue to plague society, escalating as more join the ranks of the Lost, Forgotten, and Dismissed.

    • @johngreen7726
      @johngreen7726 Год назад +198

      I agree there is an addiction crisis my issue is our government only cares because they can't profit from it, which they thrive off of. Cigarettes & alcohol they profit hugely and they don't care they are addictive. We've always had an addiction problem throughout history the issue is who profits from it.

    • @huntish
      @huntish Год назад +36

      Well put 👏

    • @tylerrobbins8311
      @tylerrobbins8311 Год назад +146

      Nonsense we have a weak and dying culture not an addiction probablem. People simply refuse to accept reality and accept any accountability.

    • @ronniehdable
      @ronniehdable Год назад +6

      W0w

    • @eidith4523
      @eidith4523 Год назад +146

      @@tylerrobbins8311 🤦

  • @Jennifer-bw7ku
    @Jennifer-bw7ku 4 месяца назад +191

    Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

    • @elizabethwilliams6651
      @elizabethwilliams6651 4 месяца назад +4

      Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

    • @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU
      @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU 4 месяца назад +1

      Yes, dr.sporessss. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

    • @patriaciasmith3499
      @patriaciasmith3499 4 месяца назад +4

      I wish they were readily available in my place.
      Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac.
      He's constantly talking about killing someone.
      He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

    • @elizabethwilliams6651
      @elizabethwilliams6651 4 месяца назад +1

      Is he on instagram?

    • @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU
      @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU 4 месяца назад +3

      Yes he is. dr.sporessss

  • @ELON-lu3jj
    @ELON-lu3jj 8 месяцев назад +196

    Psilocybin mushrooms healed me . I can't explain it but my experience has been spiritual and eye opening . I also started micro dosing . It really helped me get rid of depression and anxiety .

    • @RobertDavid-fn3qo
      @RobertDavid-fn3qo 8 месяцев назад +1

      I've been looking to get my hands on shrooms for my anxiety and stress levels . Any one knows where I can source ? 0:05

    • @JohnChristopher-jq1ef
      @JohnChristopher-jq1ef 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@RobertDavid-fn3qoYes dr.kellyshroom 0:18

    • @DanielJohn-xx6ep
      @DanielJohn-xx6ep 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@JohnChristopher-jq1efdr.kellyshroom is the best . He's been my go to for anything psychedelics and shrooms . He's very good

    • @DestinyDonald-vc3cm
      @DestinyDonald-vc3cm 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@DanielJohn-xx6epIs he on insta? 0:07

    • @Iconic_moment
      @Iconic_moment 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@DestinyDonald-vc3cmYes he's dr.kellyshroom 0:04

  • @harryfarmer3847
    @harryfarmer3847 Год назад +5522

    Absolutely terrifying. After being homeless and a two time survivor of Endocarditis due to intravenous drug use over the course of twelve years, I totally understand what alot of these people are going through. Living on the streets, shooting everything up, absesses all the time. Been clean off of all hard drugs and needles for three years now. I pray everyday for everyone dealing with this horrible disease. I have lost so many friends, more than anyone should. These videos are great, because they help get this real truth out to some people who may not know or understand. Keep them coming. Thank you. Prayers for everyone effected by this disease 🙏

    • @ThePeacePlant
      @ThePeacePlant Год назад +209

      Don't try hard drugs if you are depressed or have personal issues, because you will most likely get physically addicted because you will constantly get high when you have issues to forget about your problems. I did heroin. It's a good high but it's nothing to chase after, you have deeper issues if you let yourself get addicted to Heroin, Fentanyl and any other hard drugs

    • @jeR-m
      @jeR-m Год назад +138

      Prayers up! 🙏 7 years in & still "struggle" ..for lack of a better descriptive word. God bless ❤

    • @TheKdizzle1971
      @TheKdizzle1971 Год назад +95

      Glad you made it bro

    • @FinNewsInsider
      @FinNewsInsider Год назад +60

      Stay great King! Amazing work

    • @j.dietrich
      @j.dietrich Год назад +85

      Congratulations on getting clean and staying clean.

  • @shawnas.4459
    @shawnas.4459 Год назад +558

    Him dying before his 40th birthday really made me incredibly sad. He knew it, but wasn't strong enough to stop it... that broke my heart. He seemed like he would have been a really great person.

    • @freebird1477
      @freebird1477 Год назад +16

      But he's not in pain anymore, to me, it's the ones left behind that is saddest.,

    • @vmbo
      @vmbo Год назад +18

      Dude was practicing dying.

    • @fiofreddy7201
      @fiofreddy7201 Год назад +22

      All addicts know how their future will pan out but they can’t do anything about it because in the moment they want, need the drug! They are way more distressed and depressed in reality than feel good from the effects of a drug. They don’t really want to do the drug but they physically can’t control it because their lives arnt in the place they imagined it would be when they was a kid.
      I was highly addicted to some substance for for 10+ years but with the help of my family I was able to get out of that phase. Most of these people don’t have that support, they are just left on the street to rot and that’s the saddest part!

    • @kimberlykidd3755
      @kimberlykidd3755 Год назад +4

      It has nothing at all to do with how strong you are. And it is very sad that he passed away. Where I live, so many people were dying, mostly from heroin, that our medical examiner was full and it was taking forever to get the autopsies done and grieving families and friends had to wait a long time to actually lay their loved ones to rest. At one point in a town close to me, there were so many overdoses from fentanyl being mixed with heroin, all of the EMTs were out on calls, and they could not get to all of the calls because there were so many.

    • @nuttnbutt4923
      @nuttnbutt4923 7 месяцев назад +6

      He was my uncle and he was the best I miss him very much always kind of flaky to have around, but always fun for the kids

  • @shadowfax9177
    @shadowfax9177 7 месяцев назад +13

    I used to be a junkie when heroin was just heroin. Im so glad I got out when I did and pray for all these people to find their way out of this bondage and slavery.

    • @sirdiealot53
      @sirdiealot53 5 дней назад

      Just stick to weed people

    • @shadowfax9177
      @shadowfax9177 5 дней назад

      @@sirdiealot53 nope. Weed sucks. Gives me insane anxiety now.

  • @juliejolie4909
    @juliejolie4909 8 месяцев назад +8

    That poor father the fear of losing any one of he's children is just horrific, I'm so sorry you have to go through this xx

  • @kimberlykidd3755
    @kimberlykidd3755 Год назад +832

    RIP Gordo. I'm a recovering addict who had over 15 years clean, relapsed and was out there again for 10 years, and have now been off of drugs since 2013. It's not easy, it's an every day battle! Without going into a whole lot of detail, I am so grateful that I got off of drugs in time to be there for my elderly mother when she got sick and she could trust me to handle her finances and also her medication. That was a real gift from God!

    • @gowdsake7103
      @gowdsake7103 Год назад

      GOD honestly ? no what you did was make yourself useful not a bloody GOD sheep living to die

    • @lukerobson489
      @lukerobson489 Год назад +5

      Sounds good but I doubt you clewn

    • @G4RR3TTJ
      @G4RR3TTJ Год назад +12

      Awesome Kimberly! Stay loving and grateful

    • @kimberlykidd3755
      @kimberlykidd3755 Год назад +3

      @@G4RR3TTJ thank you!!

    • @sambailey7066
      @sambailey7066 Год назад

      @@lukerobson489 why do you doubt he's clean, why are people such assholes, what was the point of that comment

  • @MissJellybean
    @MissJellybean Год назад +858

    Unfortunately we treat addiction in the wrong way. Addiction is not the main problem it’s a symptom of an even bigger problem. There’s a reason people want to be out of their minds, until you fix that reason they will keep using and die.

    • @livingstone8347
      @livingstone8347 Год назад +9

      Interested to hear your take.
      What's the reason?

    • @MissJellybean
      @MissJellybean Год назад +131

      @@livingstone8347 Everyone’s reason is different. Mostly it boils down to trauma and an inability to cope in a healthy way. Whether they were never taught/learned or they started using drugs so early it became the coping mechanism. A lot of people like to get high, it can be cathartic and fun, but when people want to get so intoxicated that they become a zombie there’s something more going on there. That’s not a good time, that’s completely blocking out your brain. Thanks

    • @xianzhewang9889
      @xianzhewang9889 11 месяцев назад +16

      You are so right. It might not be 100% trauma but most of the time it is just that. The opioid epidemic was what started all so sad our government wasn't there for us to keep us safe.

    • @cakepinky
      @cakepinky 11 месяцев назад +18

      @@MissJellybeanYou’re so right! Mine was definitely trauma. Thank God I got clean before the tranq bs. I thought getting off fetty was bad enough. I’d be dead now had I not gotten help when I did. & therapy saved my life. I went once a week *EVERY* week..for 2 years & 4 months. June 17, 2019. We do recover 🙌🏼

    • @peiranwang1191
      @peiranwang1191 11 месяцев назад +4

      well why can't the us army just send the troops in and wipe out the street cleanse the supplies i don't understand it's US why can't the government deal with this seriously

  • @littbitterst2328
    @littbitterst2328 7 месяцев назад +19

    I lost my son to a methadone overdose on July 27 2018. 5 years later and I still grieve everyday. This video breaks my heart...

    • @shadowfax9177
      @shadowfax9177 7 месяцев назад +3

      I'm so sorry. How old was your son?

    • @littbitterst2328
      @littbitterst2328 6 месяцев назад +4

      @shadowfax9177
      he was 22 years old. He was my third of six children..
      he held the rest of them together..he was a good, talented, sweet boy. Thank u for asking♡♡

    • @jamiesonreynolds7485
      @jamiesonreynolds7485 4 месяца назад

      ​@@littbitterst2328methadone????? Was it liquid????? That's rare, was he a regular user? I'm 36 I've been fighting for 16 years, I'm a chronic pain patient I've been on methadone many times and wish I was just on methadone and not fentanyl now.....wish none but😢

    • @emilianoyaboi5911
      @emilianoyaboi5911 2 месяца назад +2

      God Bless you & ofcourse Your son in heaven

    • @k0j_
      @k0j_ 24 дня назад

      @@littbitterst2328may he rest in peace he will feel your love forever

  • @liamdale3194
    @liamdale3194 8 месяцев назад +2

    This is horrible anyone involved in dealing drugs like these has no excuses. Anyone who thinks cutting off supply will do any good should seriously reconsider. And to anyone who is going through something like this, i truly, truly hope you get better

  • @ianjohnson3005
    @ianjohnson3005 Год назад +670

    Watching this in sober living right now. I've been clean for 13 months now... Never thought I'd make it this far, but I'm on fire and see no signs of slowing down. I'm able to actually enjoy life now, it's incredible. It seriously pains me to see people suffering through what I've been through. I wouldn't wish addiction on my worst enemy.

    • @izzyx9811
      @izzyx9811 Год назад +9

      awe proud of you x

    • @camdencosigner2606
      @camdencosigner2606 Год назад +9

      Good for you😊❤️

    • @ChardeeMacdennis339
      @ChardeeMacdennis339 Год назад +8

      So awesome!!! I wish you continued success ❤️

    • @whosTage
      @whosTage Год назад +13

      Keep going man and never look back, im still suffering but maybe someday i can say the same !

    • @lennonhendrixamaru5800
      @lennonhendrixamaru5800 Год назад +5

      Hope you're still sober and happy 😊

  • @enigma-_-sauce
    @enigma-_-sauce Год назад +461

    So Kiesha's cooking and selling drugs, allows herself to be filmed doing so with face unblurred, uses her first name. Extremely bold and or stupid if she thinks this won't bite come back to haunt her.

    • @bfg5291
      @bfg5291 Год назад +86

      Remember when vice did that show on the bootleg alcoholic drink maker in NYC?? He got shutdown rather quickly.

    • @angela_tarantulas
      @angela_tarantulas Год назад +63

      It’s very unusual she’s showing her face 😱

    • @Blnze
      @Blnze Год назад +48

      for real she gone !

    • @kimlarso
      @kimlarso Год назад +75

      @@angela_tarantulas agree, makes me question the authenticity!….

    • @GlobalPeace365
      @GlobalPeace365 Год назад

      she's a victim of a disease, who is providing mitigated harm reducing distribution to reduce the public health overload.

  • @isaiahrichardson7178
    @isaiahrichardson7178 19 дней назад +3

    I’m curious how a lot of these documentaries haven’t gotten people arrested

  • @sandramaldonado1604
    @sandramaldonado1604 8 месяцев назад +5

    So sad for so many reasons. Excellent reporting.

  • @tyryan6254
    @tyryan6254 Год назад +472

    Kicked fentanyl 78 days ago! I just smoke pot now and I’m the happiest I’ve ever been so is my family. Anyone out there going through it you can overcome it trust me.

    • @Six5
      @Six5 Год назад +15

      Congratulations bro!! Keep it up and always remember all you have to lose if you ever go back. I was hooked on fentanyl Perks for almost 2 years and went to recovery and life is so much better without the constant search for a high and paranoia. Once your comfortable enough even try to kick the weed bro.

    • @liamd9497
      @liamd9497 Год назад

      If you wanna do drugs stick to pot the rest of that stuff messes you up completely !! Also big congratulations 🥳 stay clear my man 😎

    • @Vega.pdf35mm
      @Vega.pdf35mm Год назад +2

      Do NA groups

    • @JoseGranny
      @JoseGranny Год назад +10

      serious business. I don't hear about many people who are actually clean off of fentanyl.

    • @illuminickiblanco
      @illuminickiblanco Год назад +16

      Stay busy , stay focused, take it one day at a time!
      You've got this 👍🏽 78 days is a big deal !! Be proud !!! Sending love and light ur way!

  • @skylarc423
    @skylarc423 Год назад +142

    There is a lack of spirit and empathy in the world right now unmatched by any point in history. We need communities and families again.

    • @WorldWide2017
      @WorldWide2017 Год назад +14

      History is long and cruel...

    • @LLindsey1427
      @LLindsey1427 Год назад

      Yes, and these crazy restrictions due to Covid have contributed. This world and our society need to change.

    • @QuintonRC23
      @QuintonRC23 Год назад +6

      We live in a feel good time. Everything is about making ourselves and others feel good. That's not love. Love is sometimes tough and rough.

    • @jonathanadams6673
      @jonathanadams6673 Год назад +4

      Thats right. We all need to think more with our hearts and less with our heads

    • @kgbcorvette
      @kgbcorvette Год назад +3

      Unfortunately the world is going in the opposite direction!!

  • @billcox8870
    @billcox8870 10 месяцев назад +51

    I'm a food delivery driver in Victoria BC. I have seen the effects of the legalization of hard drugs in my province. I've lived in my city for over 50 years and it is changed quite a bit in the last few years and not for the better

    • @sopanmcfadden276
      @sopanmcfadden276 9 месяцев назад

      What stands out

    • @billcox8870
      @billcox8870 9 месяцев назад

      @sopanmcfadden276 open use of hard drugs such as meth and crack. I've also seen people ready their needles for shooting up. A fair bit more homeless and some of the addicts I see just completely slumped over. My guess is their drugs may be late with xylazine.

    • @prairierider7569
      @prairierider7569 7 месяцев назад

      Thank the left, libs/ndp love drug induced citizens

    • @drewharrison1840
      @drewharrison1840 5 месяцев назад +3

      It’s not legalized…? Do they sell regulated tested dope in stores? No? Then it’s not in any way legal. It NEEDS to be fully legalized. Then it can be properly regulated. Use your head

    • @billcox8870
      @billcox8870 5 месяцев назад +2

      @drewharrison1840 the only drugs you can buy in stores are alcohol and cannabis products. Possession of hard drugs is now legal. Unfortunately, I think things are going downhill as a result of that. I have way too little information to have any better opinion. I would like to see studies of where this policy has been tried before and what were the results

  • @GEORGEWILLIAMS58
    @GEORGEWILLIAMS58 8 месяцев назад +15

    It's understandable that you have concerns about the current economic and global challenges, as well as the political power struggle in the UN.

    • @NELSO140
      @NELSO140 8 месяцев назад +1

      These're complex issues that require careful consideration and strategic planning. In terms of helping families in difficult situations and showing compassion towards the homeless,

    • @jurafephilip9708
      @jurafephilip9708 8 месяцев назад

      You can also raise awareness through your marketing and PR efforts, highlighting the issue and encouraging others to take action. Regarding multiplying your income, it's good to approach this goal with a realistic and sustainable mindset.

    • @jessicalord194
      @jessicalord194 8 месяцев назад +1

      I am aware that continuing to invest during this periods of volatility can be a smart way to build wealth. I've heard testimonies of people accumulating over $250k in this downturn.
      *What steps can I take to achieve this*

    • @Aakifa906
      @Aakifa906 8 месяцев назад

      Yes! It would be more beneficial and yield higher profits if you traded in coins. I've been trading since the dip, and I've made $ 50K so far trading with Sheryl Kumarz Nicole . Her analysis is amazing this period

    • @williamsromero3866
      @williamsromero3866 8 месяцев назад +1

      It seems like you have knowledge about trading. Is it advisable to start with $20k to $30k over a period of 3 to 4 months? But I'm scared of market risk, and I don't want to miss out due to ignorance. I need advice.

  • @jacksonbauer5199
    @jacksonbauer5199 Год назад +283

    No. Just no. As a man who lived through a 22 year love affair with heroin, I have to say that “blaming” anyone isn’t the answer. As long as the demand is there, the supply will be there as well. Nobody wakes up and says “I’m going to get addicted to heroin today”, the addiction stems from underlying issues that all too often go untreated. When I was 17, I was in a motorcycle accident that should have claimed my life. I broke 37 bones, fractured my skull and managed to grate 40% of the skin off my body by sliding down the tarmac at 60 miles an hour with no helmet, shoes or even a shirt. I was in hospital for 9 months, getting regular infusions of Demerol every 4 hours that entire time. Upon my release, I endured over 2 dozen reconstructive surgeries and was prescribed 240 Oxy 30s and 180 Oxy 15s a month for over 10 years. One day my doctor was raided and shut down, leaving me in debilitating pain until I stumbled across heroin. By the time I realized I was completely addicted, it was far too late. It wasn’t until a couple of years ago that I was able to get clean and have been ever since. The downside though is that in my early 40s I feel as if I’m living in a 100 year old body. My pain is so severe and constant that basic things like running to the store or taking the dogs out brings me to tears… I’m sorry for the lengthy comment, this just hits home for me. Again, it’s not the drugs or even the individual that’s the problem, it is the underlying issues that cause people to seek comfort in substances and when those substances work so well they obliterate all pain, sadness, worry, etc. you can imagine how difficult it is to turn away from and walk back towards pain, suffering, sadness and so on.

    • @olivias9764
      @olivias9764 Год назад +10

      what you’ve overcome is incredible and i can only hope that your pain finds a healthy supportive peace

    • @katherinestickroth2983
      @katherinestickroth2983 Год назад +5

      Praying for God to relieve you of your pain in a supernatural miraculous way.

    • @Amal-ku9xq
      @Amal-ku9xq Год назад +8

      I am so sorry. This sounds really terrible to me that you struggled so much. I am happy you are clean, and am proud of your success. Keep up the excellent work.

    • @jett4961
      @jett4961 Год назад +17

      Addiction is always depicted as this selfish thing, someone just chasing a high because they are poor or uneducated. It’s so much more complicated than that. Addiction is caused by pain, either mental or physical, and we can all agree that being in pain is the worst and it’s only natural to seek relief no matter what walk of life you’re from. When there’s no support around you, sometimes a dealer is the only person you have left as a lifeline.

    • @richgutierrez132
      @richgutierrez132 Год назад +6

      Hang in there don’t let that addiction take what clean time you’ve managed to build up. I don’t know if it will help but I take kratom to help me maybe worth a try to put a dent in that pain. I’ll be praying for you.

  • @RnRinc1
    @RnRinc1 Год назад +343

    my god, the guy with the three addicted children. Fucking heartbreaking...

    • @criessmiles3620
      @criessmiles3620 Год назад

      We don’t care
      African American have been murdered and some in jail for 10 $ bag of weed
      Fk hypocrites
      By the way most murderers are from a specific race
      From the police 🚔 to the civilians
      Cheers from West Africa
      🦅

    • @rileyl4m4
      @rileyl4m4 Год назад +1

      @Good Bye 🙏🏿

    • @generalmanager9208
      @generalmanager9208 Год назад

      As a father of two, it makes me want to kill every dope dealer until I get popped or arrested but I know it'd do no good - worse dealers with somehow even less conscience than the predecessor would take their place.

    • @dieblauezitrone8487
      @dieblauezitrone8487 Год назад +3

      I almost cried 🤧

    • @something8101
      @something8101 Год назад +2

      The poor fourth child too :(

  • @dianaperry3674
    @dianaperry3674 10 месяцев назад +6

    This show is so very heartbreaking. Even more so because it seems not many people even care whats going on. God bless all.

  • @johannesbols57
    @johannesbols57 Год назад +866

    To anybody who is reading this: this report is not sensationalist. If anything, it's a lighter take on what is going on. Take it seriously. And parents, watch your children.

    • @milkyo1206
      @milkyo1206 Год назад +6

      Sensationalized. Player.

    • @BillClinton228
      @BillClinton228 Год назад

      I used to sympathize with drug addicts until a person that I considered a friend (that was addicted) stole from me. Now I have no sympathy... when addicts only care about the high and do not care about what they do to other people then I cannot feel sorry for them.

    • @TheTinLion
      @TheTinLion Год назад +34

      The first step is realizing the powers at the top WANT this to take place.

    • @truelovewontwait
      @truelovewontwait Год назад +3

      @@TheTinLion please elaborate..

    • @marvinvalentine7240
      @marvinvalentine7240 Год назад

      Ed you

  • @candiedolives5340
    @candiedolives5340 Год назад +1132

    I experienced the benzo cut dope and it was scary. I used for 5 years with no real memory issues but relapsed one last time and barely remember 18 months. I was trying to get clean so I UAd at lots of appointments and I was always positive for benzos & opiates despite the fact that I was only (to my knowledge) using heroin. I'm so happy to say that I have 5 years clean now.

    • @NewsHotVN
      @NewsHotVN Год назад +12

      I hope you give up drugs completely or it will be very dangerous

    • @Relic_of_You
      @Relic_of_You Год назад +26

      Stay strong and don't give up!

    • @NewsHotVN
      @NewsHotVN Год назад +4

      @@Relic_of_You yes

    • @roykinnar
      @roykinnar Год назад +31

      Well done,it's not our mistakes that define who we are,it's how we recover from those mistakes.Stay stong and enjoy life!

    • @MisstressMourtisha
      @MisstressMourtisha Год назад +6

      Congrats man.

  • @littbitterst2328
    @littbitterst2328 7 месяцев назад +2

    RIP Gord...
    bless you and your family. And EVERY family touched by this heartbreaking epidemic
    RIP Liam Wilsom 4/29/96- 7/27/18. We miss you♡♡

    • @nuttnbutt4923
      @nuttnbutt4923 7 месяцев назад

      He finally got kinda famous at least

  • @rawlahiabetes6969
    @rawlahiabetes6969 8 месяцев назад +4

    If 3 of 4 kids are addicted, it might be a parenting problem. Move away from the area.

  • @TheAdventuresofDrewandAmanda
    @TheAdventuresofDrewandAmanda Год назад +461

    I spent 15 years addicted to natural heroin and Xanax & never oded once. After just 2 years on fent I woke up from an od after being treated with narcan. Luckily I have been on suboxone since and I’m about to graduate with my degree in behavioral health and substance abuse. The streets are tough. But there is hope. Anyone that survives this epidemic is an effing miracle and has the potential to help so many who are still suffering. If you want help there are resources to help you. Please choose help. Please don’t use in solitude. Stay vigilant. Your life is precious 💜

    • @abbyr5001
      @abbyr5001 Год назад +14

      proud of u :)

    • @familys6076
      @familys6076 Год назад +1

      Where are you doing your degree?

    • @benvpn8856
      @benvpn8856 Год назад +4

      How did you get off the xanax? how long were you on those?

    • @marshalberger4250
      @marshalberger4250 Год назад +1

      How long do you stay on Suboxone?

    • @TheAdventuresofDrewandAmanda
      @TheAdventuresofDrewandAmanda Год назад

      @@benvpn8856 I was on Xanax and klonapin for atleast a decade. It got to the point that it caused more anxiety than it relieved. Getting off is not easy. But you can get off the benzos the same way you get off the opiates. Very very slowly. Tapering is the only way to get off without the risk of siezures. It’s best to shave off a tiny piece of your pill each time you take it, shaving off more and more each week. Wait till you are stabilized and then shave off more. Eventually you will be on such a small amount you can quit it all together. But this is not for a person who is still seeking a high to deal with their life. You must be ready to remove these barriers from your life and develop healthy coping skills in their place. There are lots of natural supplements like “ the velvet bean - macuna pruriens” than can effectively replace benzos. I have a RUclips channel called CAPABLE OF CHANGE that deals with such issues. Find me over there!! Good luck! 🍀

  • @sbrownello
    @sbrownello Год назад +156

    This is my best friend Gordie. I was his best man at his wedding, and we go way back as little shits growing up in a small town in the Caribou of British Columbia, Canada. We were ride or die for many years and we been through a lot and seen a lot. Fortunately, I decided to throw in the towel and I am now almost 8 years sober from alcohol, cocaine and other garbage I used to put in me, as of August. Gordie used to always reach out to me for help and I tried my best to guide him to the right path.
    Not only as I see Gordie as my brother, I see him as a hero. This does not get any more raw and educational for the people who are thinking about dabbling into hard drugs or the ones trying their best to get out of it and when people save lives, they are heros. I'm sure this video will help save some.
    I love this guy. RIP, brother Gordie.

    • @hpswagcraft
      @hpswagcraft Год назад +20

      His passing and rap footage/conversation at the end fucking killed my heart, bro. Glad I saw this comment. RIP King.

    • @upaige911
      @upaige911 Год назад +5

      I’m sorry for your loss. I’m glad you’re safe. 🙏🏼💙🥺

    • @dead2802
      @dead2802 Год назад +8

      I broke down about Gordie. I asked God a favor. Gordie was a good heart and a pure soul. He did nothing wrong. I just felt some connection there and just care. Im so sorry your friend died. RIP Gordie.

    • @samsara-summermooncomehome5881
      @samsara-summermooncomehome5881 Год назад +2

      I am so sorry that you lost your friend. Even though he was only a small part of this video, I felt an overwhelming urge to protect him even though I knew it was impossible. I could tell that he had a pure heart and a gentle soul, and it's heartbreaking that he knew he was close to death. I hope he's at peace now and is free of any pain he was in that caused him to choose that life. I'm glad to hear that you managed to get out and get clean, I hope it stays that way. 💜

    • @leeyoung6196
      @leeyoung6196 Год назад +2

      Awe,Geordie, im sorry to all that knew him.He seemed like a great man.RIP for all i ternally

  • @gretaberry4983
    @gretaberry4983 10 месяцев назад +2

    This was an excellent article on the effects on Tranq👍🏽

  • @bryanfindley1438
    @bryanfindley1438 29 дней назад +1

    great job, and great reporter.. keep up the good work

  • @TheAuralAlchemist
    @TheAuralAlchemist Год назад +1407

    "Asked us to only use her first name..." as she shows her face clearly commiting numerous felonies. It blows my mind people are willing to put themselves out there like that. Why? Do they think law enforcement will never see this or use it to find them. Madness.

    • @jcmc9378
      @jcmc9378 Год назад

      It's different in BC. Cops won't bother doing an investigation from this documentary. Fentanyl dealers are dime a dozen.

    • @briano7986
      @briano7986 Год назад +269

      She's in Vancouver. I dont think she is at risk of being arrested or charged by the police there.

    • @TheAuralAlchemist
      @TheAuralAlchemist Год назад +126

      @@briano7986 Really? Are all drugs legal there or do the cops not care about it? Seems crazy anyone can sell drugs that are killing people without any consequences.

    • @yvettetorres7829
      @yvettetorres7829 Год назад +58

      I thought same thing, but maybe it's known by authorities and somehow allowed to avoid deaths from overdose and fentanyl with whatever chemicals are in it.

    • @TheAuralAlchemist
      @TheAuralAlchemist Год назад +113

      @@yvettetorres7829 I don’t know, it just seems crazy to me that anyone can sell any substance, especially one that’s killing people, without having to worry about being arrested.

  • @KerriCz
    @KerriCz Год назад +27

    If 3 out of your 5 children are addicted to drugs, and one of them started using heroin at age 13, you did something wrong as a parent. What happened to your children that led them to drug addiction? Where were you?

    • @BJ-eh4ol
      @BJ-eh4ol Год назад +6

      Exactly. There's a common denominator there and it's not those kids

    • @annamaria9073
      @annamaria9073 Год назад +5

      How neglected does a kid need to be to get into a circle where people have heroin to give out at that age anyways?!

    • @ethanstyles8730
      @ethanstyles8730 Год назад +1

      @@annamaria9073 wrong place wrong time, there’s always gonna be someone somewhere tryna make a buck even if it’s your kid at a park and they don’t even know what it is

  • @noemicastrillo-jones1357
    @noemicastrillo-jones1357 10 дней назад

    I'm just seeing these videos. Thank you, bc this is educational. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @WobblesandBean
    @WobblesandBean 7 месяцев назад +2

    15:00 If all three of your children are addicts, you have failed as a father.

  • @manueljuarez6259
    @manueljuarez6259 Год назад +434

    My brother in law died a few months ago from a fentanyl overdose. I had picked him up from jail a week prior, he was so full of life and was sober for the entire time he was locked up. We talked the whole way home and I saw just how happy he was to be out, but addiction is a different type of prison. He was an EMT/firefighter before he got hooked, but sometimes things just don't work out the way they should. I used to use drugs myself and we'd talk about ways for him to get better, I blame myself for not doing more to help him. Keep your family close because there's demons out there just waiting to take hold of em, I miss him and think of him every single day.

    • @zombl337og
      @zombl337og Год назад +9

      i feel ya dude. i lost my cousin and best friend due to the same exact thing. i think/talk about him all the time. hes was one of the people that everybody flocked to, and i miss his energy. RIP to all we've lost to this epidemic.

    • @nataliewhite9326
      @nataliewhite9326 Год назад +5

      My prayers are with you 🙏 trust that he is watching over you... love and light from Australia Natcatx 🐈

    • @greatcondor8678
      @greatcondor8678 Год назад +2

      Don't do no sh.t won't be no sh.t. it's that simple. I have no sympathy.

    • @indigomoon777
      @indigomoon777 Год назад +6

      You couldn’t have done more. Hope your grieving is gentle!

    • @zombl337og
      @zombl337og Год назад +3

      @@indigomoon777 agreed, its a rough situation, and just being there for them was more than most people.

  • @kellyl.2111
    @kellyl.2111 Год назад +334

    I was addicted to benzos for years… had my first dose of fentanyl from a Xanax… had passed out for 32 hours, woke up to police and first responders trying to get me back. Stay safe out there, please find the help! I’ve been clean 3 years now going strong!

    • @B.E.C.K.
      @B.E.C.K. Год назад

      @@deathdocuments6802 tapering off is the only safe way

    • @prtdiva
      @prtdiva Год назад +3

      Good for you! ❤️

    • @theseveredheadofjohnthebap7322
      @theseveredheadofjohnthebap7322 Год назад +6

      Hey you! You're feet might be dirty but your heart is much cleaner.

    • @usernotfound904
      @usernotfound904 Год назад

      “Had my first dose of fentanyl from a FAKE* xanax” you meant…

    • @NoName-rm1nv
      @NoName-rm1nv Год назад +14

      I died from Fentanyl but unfortunately they revived me

  • @Baphomane
    @Baphomane 6 месяцев назад +3

    Damn thats so sad to watch. I was on fent too, it really is hell. It enslaves you completely, the pain of cold turkey is insane. Im so glad that i got into a morphine substitution program & im able to taper it of more and more. My Heart goes out to everyone that suffers from Addiction. Y’all ain’t alone ❤️

    • @SocksPropaganda
      @SocksPropaganda 3 месяца назад

      That's crazy dude I'm proud of you That's one of the hardest things I've ever heard of

  • @AunPI
    @AunPI 2 дня назад

    Wow such a good content. Thx

  • @michaellamartina9908
    @michaellamartina9908 Год назад +1516

    I find it hard to believe a dealer would just openly advertise their identity
    Thanks for all these likes and the replies lol

    • @_sunchildd
      @_sunchildd Год назад +386

      yeah she’s sus af. especially how she said she takes all these people in and they all hang out there but her house seems rly nice and clean. something’s off

    • @jolie6185
      @jolie6185 Год назад +118

      @@_sunchildd her house isn't that clean tbh

    • @matlockmadness
      @matlockmadness Год назад +102

      Prolly a user too

    • @sdeekkoei6290
      @sdeekkoei6290 Год назад +112

      Likea yeah, who lets their face be filmed so easily.. Political statements much in the vid? Im not even versed in politics what more of a country im not even in. Doesn't heat above 98°reduce Benzodiazepine potency by 50% if not more pending on the type? And did this video just show the viewers how to order drugs online? Lol and they needed to do a piece on "Neo Narcos".. Sus..

    • @bobbybobstar1496
      @bobbybobstar1496 Год назад

      It's a recreation! She's an actor you Absolute dummies . God yanks are thick

  • @gachuhichege6390
    @gachuhichege6390 Год назад +509

    Watching Carrie take responsibility for where she is almost made me cry. She’s still a child. Addicted to heroin at 13. It’s too sad

    • @peterinasolvesit3702
      @peterinasolvesit3702 Год назад

      Her father needs to take responsibility. Carrie's "lot of trauma" may have been molestation. 3/4 of his kids are dope addicts....

    • @kellygarland63
      @kellygarland63 Год назад +30

      13 yrs old. I was still playing Go Rover and kissing boys in the woods. Poor baby.

    • @tobaccogetting3961
      @tobaccogetting3961 Год назад +7

      Drug addicts are liars.. I don’t believe she started at 13… come on now

    • @msnos6245
      @msnos6245 Год назад +27

      What kind of home life did Carrie have? And her dad had 3 kids that are addicts? How? What went wrong?

    • @jug301
      @jug301 Год назад +21

      @@tobaccogetting3961 Sadly that isn’t uncommon

  • @mckinneyfam7705
    @mckinneyfam7705 5 месяцев назад +1

    This is heartbreaking...I am so glad I am where I am now in my life! On another note I cannot imagine letting the camera's inside cooking stuff up, smoking etc.

  • @P.Mac88
    @P.Mac88 3 месяца назад +3

    After 21 years in the game i have never heard of anyone using monkfruit sweetener as a cutting agent

  • @Ninjamama22
    @Ninjamama22 11 месяцев назад +269

    I’m having trouble understanding how drug dealers appear on camera without hiding their faces or disguising their voices, even demonstrating how they make the drugs that kill the people they sell to and there’s no legal consequences.

    • @HamTeddy26
      @HamTeddy26 11 месяцев назад +64

      Because the police are not collecting the people that look like her.

    • @brown4692
      @brown4692 11 месяцев назад +5

      It's legal in most states now

    • @Vaihox
      @Vaihox 10 месяцев назад +18

      ​@HamTeddy26 So that woman you guys are talking about is in British Columbia, and I'm fairly sure she is Native. Honestly, she's exactly the type of person the police here are looking for.

    • @Kalumbatsch
      @Kalumbatsch 10 месяцев назад +13

      Yeah, it's not like drug dealers haven't been busted a few days after they were in a Vice video.. oops

    • @timer.youtube
      @timer.youtube 10 месяцев назад +14

      ​@@HamTeddy26 this document is fake

  • @lucasjames7524
    @lucasjames7524 Год назад +362

    Holy. Hell.
    Makes my boring little life look like a fairytale. The plight of these people is heartbreaking, and I hope that society finds a way to eventually not be so self-destructive. This documentary is an absolute mandate for me, personally, to never complain or feel bad for myself, because I simply have no problems in light of these things.

    • @OliHandy2008
      @OliHandy2008 Год назад +18

      Watch documentaries about Brazilian or African slums, no out reach programs, ethical dealers, or welfare. No needle exchanges or homeless shelters. At least the weathers usually warmer I suppose.
      On the flip side, saying you have no problems in light of these things and you will never complain again is foolish. You or a loved one could get cancer tomorrow. Or murdered.

    • @lucasjames7524
      @lucasjames7524 Год назад +17

      @@OliHandy2008 I get what you mean, but at least it would be a sudden catastrophe as the end of an otherwise good life, with bright sunshine, brisk mornings, good coffee, clear headedness, and easy, simple pleasures. It's been a good time so far, and while it could certainly fall apart tomorrow, or even end, it's nevertheless a life without this particular type of gratuitous hell.
      Anyway, be well and all the best! 🙂

    • @littlelizzi3135
      @littlelizzi3135 Год назад +9

      I know what you mean, I have chronic illness and still I watch documentaries like this and feel lucky for what I do have.
      Love, family and my sanity ( just lol) a roof over my head and yes good coffee is nectar. Sending love from Spain 💜🦋

    • @alexguolo5872
      @alexguolo5872 Год назад +6

      It is such a quiet thing to see society fall. Far more terrible is the idea for some to accept it.

    • @bradcallahan3546
      @bradcallahan3546 Год назад

      Lol. It’s their choice. Stupid.

  • @21hairgirl
    @21hairgirl 2 дня назад

    22:50 “when I was getting high it was JUST fentanyl and heroin.” 😳 My jaw dropped when she said that so causally as though it was no big deal.
    That was SO sad hearing about Gort. Rip 😭

  • @MedicallyHigh
    @MedicallyHigh 6 дней назад

    Proudly 9 years clean of hydromorphone, started injecting inter-muscular at 14. I have holes in my arms from injecting. Overdosed 2 times, on my second overdose is when I decided to quit. I quit at the right time cause the stuff on the streets is insane now!
    Recovery is always possible it just takes time!

  • @Quesly1
    @Quesly1 Год назад +97

    I don't think anyone who purposely sells Fentanyl as their main product can be considered an "ethical dealer"

  • @casperh5452
    @casperh5452 Год назад +1018

    I'm sober almost 9 months but was a fentanyl, carfentanil, and benzodope addict. This is such an important documentary and I'm so happy someone is speaking out about how scary the drug users experience is right now. I'd love to share some more of my story and experience, I've seen so much, saved so many people, lost so many friends, it's been a ride. Benzodope is particularly frightening as the withdrawal is nasty, narcan doesn't save you, and you lose days where anything can happen to you. It's so scary but I think the only way to fix this is inject a more safe supply into the market and try to offer more harm reduction efforts and treatment options. Stay safe, dont use alone

    • @Synoopy2
      @Synoopy2 Год назад +30

      Keep strong - you have your whole life ahead of you!!!

    • @billoakes4475
      @billoakes4475 Год назад +24

      Kyle - my prayers are with you - please fight on and help to save others. I lost my sister a number of years ago to drugs and I miss her every day. Those who lose loved ones are left living with the pain of loss. Again Kyle fight on and in turn help those who need it. Congratulations on 110 days .
      God bless you.

    • @mark4m557
      @mark4m557 Год назад +37

      At some point and time, the average American is going to have to realize, that our leadership is behind has a lot to do with this drug epidemic, I was a drug addict for a long time, I have been clean since 2015. A few years ago I really start looking into the war on drugs, I found that our leaders, and officials profit more than the dealers and cartels, we are caught in the middle of a huge business. You should be really proud of yourself, I know how hard it is to make that climb, but Just hang in there, I promise you it’s worth everyday.

    • @izzybella6737
      @izzybella6737 Год назад +4

      @@mark4m557 how do they profit off it, (also glad your clean🙏)

    • @thestreetpharmacist2685
      @thestreetpharmacist2685 Год назад +16

      So when was the first time you realized that opiate withdrawal was not anything like you may have thought it was and you were now a slave? I remember sitting on my sofa about 12hrs after taking all my Norco 2 weeka early and wondering why I felt like I had the flu. Had no fucking idea that was only the tip of the iceberg or I'd have quit then

  • @cuzzy-gh1ij
    @cuzzy-gh1ij 10 месяцев назад +12

    Yes benzos mixed in the fentanyl is dangerous but this has been going on for so long. I have mixed benzos with opiates for a very long time. I started benzos 18 years ago and I started opiates 17 years ago. So I've been going thru what these people have for a long time. I've been narcan well over 40 times. I'm so happy that this is being recognized now!! Help the people don't shame them. I have over a year clean now and it's been so much better.

  • @coypu2005
    @coypu2005 5 месяцев назад +5

    Umm how is that big chick not arrested on the spot? Omg. 😂

  • @marcusachimon4514
    @marcusachimon4514 Год назад +65

    A 23 year old friend of mine that had his whole life ahead of him just passed away from this BS.......10/27/2022
    REST IN PEACE ENRIQUE 🙏

    • @TASHABATNURSEHANER
      @TASHABATNURSEHANER Год назад +6

      I’m so terribly sorry, that was only 6 days ago!! My sincerest condolences 💐.😢

    • @markusganser
      @markusganser Год назад

      RIP Enrique

  • @michaelspoto8720
    @michaelspoto8720 Год назад +241

    this is one of the saddest docs ive ever seen. i am 17 months sober today actually. Im so glad Im not in this cycle anymore. i hope anyone suffering with addiction can get through it cause it is possible despite what our minds tell us.

    • @lukehanlon3814
      @lukehanlon3814 Год назад

      She eats well hey

    • @joycedominguez8997
      @joycedominguez8997 Год назад +4

      Congratulations on your road to recovery. Alot of our addiction is mind over matter. So tell yourself you don't need to use today.... everyday. Good luck

    • @l3vo
      @l3vo 11 месяцев назад +2

      It certainly is a sad documentary. The producers could have enumerated the various persistent harms caused by current policy. And then they could have tasked some ambitious journalists (with help of some researchers- any OSINT folks looking for meaningful work?) to identify the entrenched interests that prevent those harms from attempts at remediation.
      And use their findings to build an unimpeachable case for why current policy is a failure, what needs to happen if we want better results.
      And, oh yeah, although it seems obvious, write down what the goal is at the start:
      Is it to continue to interdict enough drugs to make good PR and have Zero effect on the ground? Or is it to dramatically reduce OD deaths and dramatically increase the number of people who voluntarily seek treatment?
      Those answers matter. You’re welcome, VICE.

    • @mackenziekarsonovich1073
      @mackenziekarsonovich1073 10 месяцев назад +1

      Congrats! I know it’s not easy but keep going ❤ you’re life is worth living

    • @jamiesonreynolds7485
      @jamiesonreynolds7485 4 месяца назад

      I'm trying to get there I'm begging God I'm begging my dr.s I'm begging anybody to pray and reach out to me.....love

  • @angelinamedina6366
    @angelinamedina6366 8 месяцев назад

    Can relate to her father cause my daughter is addicted and I worry about her a lot and I pray for her every day and night hoping not to get the call

  • @NELSO140
    @NELSO140 8 месяцев назад +21

    My greatest concern is how can we recover from the current economic and global challenges, especially considering the ongoing political power struggle in this United Nation's

    • @GEORGEWILLIAMS58
      @GEORGEWILLIAMS58 8 месяцев назад

      I am aware that continuing to invest during this periods of volatility can be a smart way to build wealth. I've heard testimonies of people accumulating over $150k in this downturn.
      What steps can I take to achieve these

    • @SHERYLMAYA21
      @SHERYLMAYA21 8 месяцев назад +2

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    • @SmithJennifer24
      @SmithJennifer24 8 месяцев назад +1

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    • @gabrielfernandez2307
      @gabrielfernandez2307 8 месяцев назад +1

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    • @SHERYLMAYA21
      @SHERYLMAYA21 8 месяцев назад +4

      SHE'S ACTIVE ON HER TELEGRAM'S APP WITH THE NAME BELOW...

  • @G_Body_Queen
    @G_Body_Queen Год назад +182

    When I was a kid, I witnessed firsthand what drugs did to my family. I vowed to never touch anything that will alter my mind. Even today, I won’t even take prescription drugs. I tore my ACL and meniscus in the military, and they prescribed me 100 Percocet with a refill. Smh, I never took one. Instead, I chose to use an ice machine for pain management. To people who are affected by this disease, continue to push through. You got this! I’m rooting for you!

    • @kipper3309
      @kipper3309 Год назад +3

      Amen!

    • @G_Body_Queen
      @G_Body_Queen Год назад +18

      @Jamal Crocker well, I recovered just fine. If the ice machine was enough to take my pain away, then why take meds? For anyone to be prescribed 100 pills at one time for an ACL injury is absurd.

    • @G4RR3TTJ
      @G4RR3TTJ Год назад +4

      You are a boss

    • @Audrey_650
      @Audrey_650 Год назад +9

      I’m a nurse, I’ve fought with the VA countless times about their over prescription of narcotics. The way the VA acts is anything someone asks for they give it to them bc of the sacrifice they have made, they can ask for whatever- by name and get it. Maybe that’s just where I live but that’s been my experience. The VA hates my ass, I ask them many questions about WHY the reason for the refills and dosage, or even the reason for the rx for example giving so much adderall to someone with ptsd and anxiety.

    • @Audrey_650
      @Audrey_650 Год назад +2

      Hell yeah that’s painful!!

  • @ayarriba9093
    @ayarriba9093 Год назад +206

    Carrie's dad is so damn right. These people are still selling and dealing in death. There are no "ethical" dealers with drugs as deadly and addictive as these. Let's not normalise what they're giving people.

    • @Shootskas
      @Shootskas Год назад +25

      Yeah. The way she rationalizes her actions is frightening.

    • @mr.woowoo8826
      @mr.woowoo8826 Год назад

      👆👆👆👆💯💯💯💯

    • @serenesrn3827
      @serenesrn3827 Год назад +4

      Why did the addict go and take the drug ?It is the addict's fault as well to go take a drug as an adult .

    • @adrianakusieluskus8941
      @adrianakusieluskus8941 Год назад

      @@serenesrn3827 🤬

    • @neurofiedyamato8763
      @neurofiedyamato8763 Год назад +8

      ​@@serenesrn3827 Its called an addiction. Drygs literally alters your state of mind. If normal cognitive functions could overcome addiction, it wouldn't be a problem. This is just blatant victim blaming

  • @herbertstrunkiii876
    @herbertstrunkiii876 6 месяцев назад +2

    You wouldn't want it if you saw what it did. My daughter died from a pute shot of fentanyl, she thought was heroin. She wasn't even 30, they worked for 2 hours to save her and couldn't. Theres a special hell these dealers are going to, its filled with the worst of the worst.

  • @ahmedbouali7000
    @ahmedbouali7000 10 месяцев назад +3

    12:09 - 12:30 , crushed my heart into million pieces .. I hope this poison gets eradicated

  • @atlkicks1553
    @atlkicks1553 Год назад +520

    My mother passed 2 days before my 13th birthday from an overdose. The doctors fed her as much as they could for profit. Unfortunately i almost went down the same path, which recently i have opened my eyes too in the past few years. Im 21 now and my life is changing for the better day by day! My prayers go out to anyone battling or lost someone due to something so unfair!

    • @kristiwetsel9531
      @kristiwetsel9531 Год назад +1

      Very glad to hear that 💙

    • @phamilypharms9336
      @phamilypharms9336 Год назад +7

      Stay strong and away from this shite !! 💪🙏🧡 Gets easier never really ,a wee bit maybe . 17 years clean w/ 2 minor relapses here . But none for 7 + years n not looking back.

    • @Coda6766
      @Coda6766 Год назад +4

      That is so good to hear, especially at your age. Life is a blessing, drugs abuse is a curse. I have a little over 5 years and life is so much better. I wasted so many years addicted. Please stay strong and do whatever you need to stay clean.

    • @ma-masetti8008
      @ma-masetti8008 Год назад +5

      Sweetheart ❤ life can be so damn cruel😢… keep shining your beautiful light 🙏🏻💖🌟💖

    • @captainamerica6182
      @captainamerica6182 Год назад

      Hi

  • @AToneForOurSins
    @AToneForOurSins Год назад +370

    I really hope that Carrie can get help at some point in her life... That is so tragic to see her where she is at just age 16. I went through severe addictions young, and throughout my whole life and am currently on Suboxone and have been for a long time. I really hope this girl can find the strength to face whatever she is trying to numb and live a normal happy life.

    • @DoorsToHideBehind156
      @DoorsToHideBehind156 Год назад +1

      How long were your withdrawals before starting subs?

    • @mysixfo8805
      @mysixfo8805 Год назад

      @@DoorsToHideBehind156 you gotta wait till you balls deep in withdraw before you take it unless it will screw you and make you more sick.

    • @zromo8994
      @zromo8994 11 месяцев назад

      She won't. She's not getting out. I'm on my second methadone treatment program after being clean for 3 years the first time.. I got it this time, but I never even injected anything. These people have no fucking chance, I'm sorry to say

    • @SubAtomicFabric
      @SubAtomicFabric 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@DoorsToHideBehind156 if you are a man, try to find sobriety without Suboxone. Crashed Testosterone and causes central sleep apnea, then it last less and less, needing to do three times a day

    • @RobertWheeler-rx6ef
      @RobertWheeler-rx6ef 11 месяцев назад +5

      Sub is worse that about anything out there! That garbage is 2 years MINIMUM to get off of!!!

  • @studio2165
    @studio2165 22 дня назад +1

    Benzodiazepines work for a few months, but the body builds up a tolerance to it extremely quickly, to the point where they need it just to feel normal, and the withdrawal effects are so intense that at its worst you wouldn't even be able to put one foot in front of the other to walk, that's how bad it is, you can die from the withdrawal effects, the heart just can't take the pressure..

  • @stevebull4578
    @stevebull4578 8 месяцев назад +11

    What in the hell makes a 13 year old start taking heroin? It’s extremely sad, that a child decides to take that horrific path.

    • @boczekful
      @boczekful Месяц назад +2

      trauma

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon Месяц назад +1

      Abusive parents or absent parents

    • @green_forest
      @green_forest 24 дня назад

      Boredom, spirit of rebellion or peer pressure. Combined with, low self esteem and lack of direction and ambition.

  • @flauscheballchen2855
    @flauscheballchen2855 10 месяцев назад +2

    Im form switzerlande and im in the methadon programm it is not beeing clean but swapping and illigela substanse for a "legal" i get from the state. Even tough im not clean i never will be but this helped me so much get my life back togerther.

    • @inkstain7193
      @inkstain7193 20 дней назад

      People get sober all the time. Never give up!

  • @kiylie1
    @kiylie1 Год назад +1446

    i’m so proud of everyone who has overcame a drug addiction. ❤

    • @NothingPicksLocks
      @NothingPicksLocks Год назад +9

      Thank you!

    • @unknownentity8256
      @unknownentity8256 Год назад +1

      @@JJ-ru5xr Yeah it's sad, I've seen it too, their dopamine and serotonin receptors are so fried that even after a year they don't feel any enjoyment in normal life.
      It's fucked up.

    • @tonygreen7531
      @tonygreen7531 Год назад +16

      No such thing as overcoming an addiction

    • @unknownentity8256
      @unknownentity8256 Год назад +12

      @@tonygreen7531 Yes everyone is addicted to something, and some are genetically more prone to it.
      It's just that we as a society do not think of good habits/behaviour as addiction necessarily.
      Also it's called recovery, and not "overcoming" if you manage to stay off.

    • @uncle.d.
      @uncle.d. Год назад +1

      Thank you 🤓

  • @Boomer_Johnson
    @Boomer_Johnson Год назад +257

    I beat addiction but it still ripped my life apart. I lost my dad to complications from addiction, 2 years later I lost my brother to an OD. 2 years after that I lost my sister to it. In between those, I lost over 2 dozen of my closest friends.
    Something needs to change.

    • @maryhodgson8604
      @maryhodgson8604 Год назад +16

      Adam i am so full of your feelings for your great lost. Please. Dont ever go trying any drug. .your hurt i can't imagine but than again i can i lost my 21 yr.old grandson from this nightmare fentanyl. ) he took it a half of pill to beable to sleep he had severe pain in his neck the Doctors called it a tick no control over it i would watch him suffer in day time. It would hurt me so bad seeing this no one
      Knows another ones pain. God bless you Adam. Stay safe ill be praying for you.and all who need prayers on this phone. GOD BLESS GOD the one who's name is JESUS.

    • @Boomer_Johnson
      @Boomer_Johnson Год назад +5

      @@paulmorgan62 I have done something similar. My oldest son was old enough to be able to understand so he seems very against drugs to begin with. My youngest will see it too, I'm sure. I always talk to them and explain things thoroughly so they understand. I'm around my son's every minute of every day. We have no friends or family and the neighborhood we live in isn't exactly the best so they have never had to go to a babysitter or anything like that and I'm glad. No bad habits to pick up and they are never in situations that could scar them. I don't think drugs are going to be a problem but, better safe than sorry.

    • @Boomer_Johnson
      @Boomer_Johnson Год назад +9

      Thank you Patricia. Faith is something I struggle with. I have been writing and trying my best to get a TV show off the ground but I keep hitting walls. It's mostly financial issues due to having to pay people to pay attention. I have been asking for help and direction but I feel abandoned by God. All I can do, my strongest traits are humor and writing. Physically, I can't be on my feet for 8 hours and I have some health issues. Writing is one of the few things I can do and I have asked God, my dead family and friends....nothing yet. So all I can do is keep moving forward and staying clean. The second I use, it's all over. I need to do this for my own happiness and my family's well being.

    • @kellygarland63
      @kellygarland63 Год назад +4

      I’m truly sorry for your loss Adam. Stay the course and stay strong. You do matter. Love from 🇨🇦

    • @marionmarshall8438
      @marionmarshall8438 Год назад +7

      Don't take drugs, simple.

  • @pjb2
    @pjb2 7 месяцев назад +2

    She says her fent is good and safe but then says she saved hundreds of lives with narcan. This women is confused

  • @Nothing2NV
    @Nothing2NV 6 месяцев назад +2

    Remember when Vice was an actual respected news outlet?

    • @cdddr54
      @cdddr54 Месяц назад

      They are left as left gets

  • @robertholsopple9451
    @robertholsopple9451 Год назад +483

    I'm glad I made it out of 25 years of opiate addiction I had a ridiculous tolerance to benzos and loved to mix them. Im so glad this wasnt around when I was in active addiction. Gods grace saved my life when he gave me my daughter and something to love more than the dope. My daughter saved my life. I cant say the same for all my friends that died to drugs. Over the years one by one I lost every single person I've ever known. I dont see friends at stores or get surprise phone calls anymore, they are all dead. I thank God for the 2nd chance at life he gave me and I strive to be the best dad i can be. My daughters mom is still in active addiction, I'm now divorced and a single dad. I have custody of my daughter now. (That's rare in Pennsylvania!) Gods grace in action.

    • @crammons7330
      @crammons7330 Год назад

      I have a close lifelong friend...best friend rather, and more like a brother of mine who shares your experience posted above ^ literally to a "T" with the only difference between everything you described being he had a son instead of daughter....congrats on pulling through and stay strong man.
      I want to tell you though, just as I've told him several times....which is to give yourself more credit in what you've achieved, been through, and gotten out of as sure the children gave each of you that necessary push of motivation and selfless reason to go clean, but a lot of addicts have multiple kids and continue using without even a whiff of change or care given .. you've gotten to where you are because you're a human being living in a completely rotten civilization and depraved society aka America the big bright red n blue busting bodacious bootylicious whore that she's so proudly become unfortunately, but showed you still have dignity, character, a backbone, standards, morals, humbleness, care, responsibility to still strive to be a decent man and a good father in a time we're in where fathers and leader's and role models are so badly needed, but very few are around to even give a damn to even care enough to try.
      Just a random rant I had to get out there and maybe something you've never considered about yourself but credit you deserve and should recognize. God bless and take care and continue on positive path

    • @chipchip69
      @chipchip69 Год назад +1

      God Bless You bro!! I love you!! Stay strong and stay happy my brother, God is amazing indeed, I've been there, 30s, 20s, 15s, 10s, I've never done Heroin but I was sold a fake K9 30 that had fentanyl in it, it got me soo high and I had a really high tolerance for oxycodone I could take 6 30s no problem and then three hours later I take another 6 like it ain't shxt, its really fxcked up, I love hearing stories like yours, they keep me strong, they keep me motivated to do better, I love you bro!! I hope your daughters mom gets clean and moves on!!
      GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!

    • @debbieappelhans9055
      @debbieappelhans9055 Год назад +8

      God bless you both 🙏

    • @WN_Byers
      @WN_Byers Год назад +11

      Keep up the good work, for you and your daughter. Uoward and onward

    • @rog5184
      @rog5184 Год назад +7

      Praise God!

  • @beeintelligent3259
    @beeintelligent3259 Год назад +1397

    What I love about VICE is that they don’t “sugarcoat” these kind of docs! Keeping it raw is what it takes to educate today’s viewers.

    • @achimaufachse5925
      @achimaufachse5925 Год назад +19

      They just found the new fancy sugar you get hooked to...😉🤫

    • @achimaufachse5925
      @achimaufachse5925 Год назад +4

      @George Jones how do you make the circle to trump?

    • @felixrogers5796
      @felixrogers5796 Год назад +21

      The times are becoming more evil and calamities more tumultuous. Get the holy bible and study revelation beginning with new testament because all your anxieties and worries will answered by doing so. Don't let yourselves be diverted by the dramas going on and hold fast to the moorings even if you encounter persecution/prosecution because only those who persevere will enter the kingdom of heaven.
      2 Thessalonians 2:3-4 "Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there be a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; Who opposes and exalts himself over all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sits in the temple of God; showing himself that he is God.

    • @patrickstagl9528
      @patrickstagl9528 Год назад

      @@achimaufachse5925 hast recht Achim 🤣

    • @chiensyang
      @chiensyang Год назад +9

      They also show how the narcotics were produced, so others may learn from the video and become the next Walter White.

  • @hansdegeytere
    @hansdegeytere 8 месяцев назад +1

    So sad : 16 years old and OD's so many times that she can't remember ... :(

  • @scorpio85
    @scorpio85 7 месяцев назад

    There is also xylazine on the market as well. It’s an animal tranquilizer and is more dangerous than most other drugs. I notice that it has been mentioned on this programme as well.

  • @vanessawhitney5796
    @vanessawhitney5796 Год назад +310

    I really enjoyed reading the testimonies in the comments of people celebrating their sobriety or even just beginning. My heart is so happy for each of yall 💕

    • @hubertsumlin9697
      @hubertsumlin9697 Год назад +8

      Very kind of you to say

    • @TOMAS-lh4er
      @TOMAS-lh4er Год назад

      The Illegitimate President Biden is the biggest drug dealer in the world, he opened the border to let all drugs flow in and is paid to do it by china , Biden crime-family is the ones killing so many people just for more corrupt wealth !!

    • @DeanandLisa1803
      @DeanandLisa1803 Год назад +5

      Real human ⬆️

    • @Harley.Davidson
      @Harley.Davidson Год назад +3

    • @cute60666
      @cute60666 Год назад +8

      @@FlippedFaith You can. You absolutely can. You’ve got this! You are already 3 days in! One day at a time, you will persevere.

  • @docky1456
    @docky1456 Год назад +45

    I started out with pills due to a car accident. Once I no longer could get prescription medication for my pain I turned to the streets like many do. It went from heroin, to fentanyl and then to fentanyl/xylazine. I’m lucky to have made it out alive and I can only hope and pray those that are still lost find their way. I thank God every day for still having an opportunity to carry on and make the necessary changes to make it in this world. Just don’t forget that these are people, they didn’t ask for this. Be kind, be compassionate and love on another because life is so short.

    • @emmy7848
      @emmy7848 Год назад +1

      Why did u need more prescription for your pain? Was the pain still there after you were placed off prescription. I'm still wondering why and how people get addicted to pain killers and resort to other drug use. I still don't understand why I'd want to be knocked out of consciousness, even the feeling of alcohol overdose is awful and I don't want to feel that way ever again.

  • @andycopeland7051
    @andycopeland7051 5 месяцев назад +3

    Don't do drugs. Just don't do drugs. Doesn't matter what substance you use. This is what it will always look like

    • @johnh1252
      @johnh1252 12 дней назад

      They are overrated too.

  • @JasonB-st3mt
    @JasonB-st3mt 7 месяцев назад +1

    How do they get these interviews

  • @grim9488
    @grim9488 11 месяцев назад +66

    There isn't a addiction crisis it's a crisis of hopelessness a society full of people with nothing to look forward to and nothing to lose true despair

    • @tkatrich3
      @tkatrich3 6 месяцев назад +3

      Yeah my thought is there's a reason people are starting in the first place.

    • @user-oj9ed2it9i
      @user-oj9ed2it9i 3 месяца назад +2

      AGREED.

    • @1fan689
      @1fan689 2 месяца назад +1

      Definitely

    • @JaBoreman
      @JaBoreman Месяц назад

      Just got to suck it up and create your own hope don't wait for the world to do it for you.

  • @520MeechyBlanco
    @520MeechyBlanco Год назад +147

    I made it to 9 months sober last year before relapsing hard after the death of a loved one (hospitals and hospice had no beds so i was the full time caretaker and didn't sleep for over 3 weeks because of the smell of rotting flesh, abscesses, and her constant screaming. I didn't relapse to deal with grief, I collapsed from exhastion with a heart rate pushing 250 and wound up in the hospital being shot up with clonazepam to avoid a heart attack and that sent me spiraling) and I'm currently about to be 3 months sober again after getting back on the wagon - videos like this motivate me. I've never purposefully done fentanyl, I've tested 99% of the drugs I've done for purity, but I've still lost over 40 friends and associates and honestly I've died once myself when my room mates mother gave us fentanyl laced cocaine (we were dumb kids and she fled the scene once we started to OD) I don't tell anyone that story to avoid judgement. It was one of the darkest nights of my life. I felt like a failure, and to a degree, I still do. Fentanyl pulled my entire city under seemingly. Oxy and codeine ran very rampant through my generation from the early 2000s to 2012 or so and then a 3-4 year string of huge mexican xanax shipments bridged the pills to the pressed fentanyl. Most of my friends had no idea what withdrawals were before starting to use and by the time they realized they were totally dependent on opiates they were mixing them with benzos to make them stretch as the price began to soar, this connecting run of mexican blanks skyrocketed peoples tolerances and pushed them towards heroin and then of course fake perc 30s. I'm only 24 years old and most of my childhood friends and classmates are already dead. You might assume most of the kids affected and killed were trouble kids but I'm here to say that whatever lie you have told yourself to make yourself feel safe be it that you're too rich or too successful or that you live in too nice of a neighborhood to be a junkie is just that; a comfortable lie. I've watched fentanyl rot people of all walks of life inside out, anything from bikers and dealers with 20+ years in the game to rich kids on scholarships and foreign exchange students. One of my best friends that made it out was a world touring musician and even he found himself addicted to opiates. Hold your children close and tell them about withdrawals, explain dope sickness and abscesses to them in disgusting detail until they can't forget it. I regret getting into drugs but the only reason I avoided being a needle freak or an overdose statistic is because my mom told me about withdrawals from a young age. I still had a bad case of it wont happen to me which led to pills, cocaine, alcohol, gang violence, and lost youth but at least I'm not dead. I still use the same phone I used to score all of my drugs on and every time I have to scroll back to find a conversation on my contacts list I ruin my day by looking at the list of friends I'll never get to talk to or hug again. You don't want this lifestyle. Get clean, I believe in you. I may have not been a fentanyl addict but I kicked a 3+ year xanax habit that destroyed my memory, my balance, gave me seizures, made me hallucinate, etc when I got clean. Don't let these symptoms stop you, its worth it, I promise you. Go to rehab, check into a hospital, do everything you can before this pulls you under. Don't lie to yourself. It will.

    • @josephmascio4750
      @josephmascio4750 Год назад +5

      Keep it going

    • @520MeechyBlanco
      @520MeechyBlanco Год назад +10

      @@josephmascio4750 thanks for the support, I won't look back. My relapse didn't bring any relief, just more withdrawals. I'm learning my lesson one day at a time.

    • @josephmascio4750
      @josephmascio4750 Год назад +6

      @@520MeechyBlanco glad to here it! We wasted enough time trying to use now it's our time to shine RS

    • @pipicho792
      @pipicho792 Год назад +5

      Yo dejé de beber. Desperdicie mi juventud en el alcohol. Nunca dejes de ver el amanecer, no dejes de respirar profundo, no dejes de orar. Yo y muchos como tú y yo estamos juntos sin vernos y sin conocernos

    • @520MeechyBlanco
      @520MeechyBlanco Год назад +4

      @@pipicho792 beautifully said thank you very much for your support and kind words. I feel the presence of those going through the same trials and tribulations that I am contending with even though I can't see you. I'm glad you kicked alcohol and that you're still here to share the view with me.

  • @andreasvlahakis32
    @andreasvlahakis32 7 месяцев назад +10

    how is first dealer not arrested immediately after this video?

    • @videorocketzmillar007milla5
      @videorocketzmillar007milla5 4 месяца назад

      They pay officials and cops to look the other way. They don't care.

    • @LOBO68117
      @LOBO68117 Месяц назад +1

      You have to be caught with the drug in your possession surely, or you just say you were making a 'video on perils of these drugs ' and none of the ingredients or 'drugs ' were real . I'm not an expert on American or English law at all but that's what i would think. ✌️

    • @Corn0nTheCobb
      @Corn0nTheCobb Месяц назад

      ​@@LOBO68117I'm no expert either, but it seems to me that the feds would at least have "probable cause" to find her and keep an eye on her to see for themselves what she's doing

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon Месяц назад +2

      Canadian government doesn't care or want to stop the problem. Same with America

  • @madamelebuff
    @madamelebuff Месяц назад +1

    Heartbreaking misery thrives on those streets.

  • @marioo8220
    @marioo8220 Год назад +314

    It's crazy how bad the game has changed. I survived the real heroin and early fentanyl stages then turned to Suboxone and Xanax to cure that habit, which was probably just as bad if not worse. My kids need their father so the last time I was in jail I made a decision. Been sober almost 3 years off everything but I lost so many good friends to these crazy dope concoctions.

    • @renatemaier1715
      @renatemaier1715 Год назад +22

      Maybe you lost friends, but you won your kids! 🤷‍♀️

    • @CaneAtvse
      @CaneAtvse Год назад +13

      Glad your kids will have more days with there father keep up the good work bro and take it a day at a time.... it's never easy getting clean

    • @marioo8220
      @marioo8220 Год назад +4

      @@CaneAtvse thanks bro

    • @lisaburch7077
      @lisaburch7077 Год назад +1

      But GOD... 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌❤❤❤❤❤

    • @marioo8220
      @marioo8220 Год назад +4

      @@lisaburch7077 Definitely God 🙏🏻

  • @TheCloudpiercer
    @TheCloudpiercer Год назад +436

    If you want to get rid of the drug problem, you need to make sure kids have better childhoods, the majority of drug addicts are victims of horrendous crimes as children, specifically sexual crimes. I was repeatedly raped as a child. I fight everyday to not alter my consciousness because of the horror and terror I experienced as a child. I envy the ones who over-dose. They are no longer suffering.

    • @Jimmy1982Playlists
      @Jimmy1982Playlists Год назад +53

      Not just making sure kids have better childhoods, but educating them on how to work thru trauma - no matter how difficult - rather than dulling the trauma with drugs and other vices.
      That's why Kendrick's new album is so important.

    • @musicasilverclaymore
      @musicasilverclaymore Год назад +32

      It would also help to provide assistance to adult survivors and people with mental issue, which is, just about everyone these days.

    • @a_humphrey1747
      @a_humphrey1747 Год назад +7

      id smoke so much bud, aready dew, but would easily do also too much of everything else, my childhood was fine, props to u 4 your strength that bad past sh!t don't define u

    • @chrismedina54
      @chrismedina54 Год назад +22

      There's no easy answer. Not every addict grew up rough. Yes, that may answer for a bulk of serious users. But drug abuse is a pandemic.

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Год назад

      Pie 🥧 in the sky turns out to be miles too high! *❤️

  • @Laughwithmeoratme
    @Laughwithmeoratme Месяц назад +2

    People nod out and then when someone says the word narcan they wake up instantly lol

  • @samu1233
    @samu1233 3 месяца назад +5

    Its sad that government doesnt give this problem enough attention. The cost of opioid crisis is something unimaginable compared to other issues.

  • @ellybean5868
    @ellybean5868 Год назад +265

    She is saying how horrific and dangerous it is, yet she is making thousands as she continues to be a drug dealer. Let's not portray her as a saint

    • @sirdabsalot6137
      @sirdabsalot6137 Год назад

      Exactly . She’s such a self righteous pig it’s annoying .

    • @psychotropictraveler514
      @psychotropictraveler514 Год назад +51

      I agree, I try very hard not to judge anyone, but I have zero respect for anyone that peddles this garbage.

    • @shroudedgrove4679
      @shroudedgrove4679 Год назад

      She cares nothing for what happens after she makes her money. She hippo just wants money for cakes. F the people that die as a result. I'm not sure why she didn't just get arrested?

    • @brendanmcmahon1162
      @brendanmcmahon1162 Год назад +9

      You don't know why she does what she does. don't judge before having any facts

    • @wolfspritzer9253
      @wolfspritzer9253 Год назад +55

      @@brendanmcmahon1162 what does this even mean? Regardless of her intentions, people still are still dying from it.

  • @filo175
    @filo175 Год назад +267

    imagine calling yourself a '' ethical dealer'' because you don't cut your fentanyl with benzos . wtf has this world come to ?

    • @SweetTsilence
      @SweetTsilence Год назад +39

      Things have gotten pretty extreme. The people making the drugs are pretty despicable, being intelligent enough to manufacture those drugs and knowing full well people will die from them is like some next level type of evil.

    • @alexcarter8807
      @alexcarter8807 Год назад +15

      That's the free market for you.

    • @qqqqq187
      @qqqqq187 Год назад +55

      She'll be in jail soon enough anyway showing her face like this😂

    • @NewHandle_
      @NewHandle_ Год назад +7

      Her face isn't even hidden

    • @WhuDhat
      @WhuDhat Год назад +3

      @@qqqqq187 yeah wouldn't be hard to pick her out of a lineup eh?

  • @RememberingWW2
    @RememberingWW2 Месяц назад +1

    But there's no way her neighbors aren't going to tip off police about the drug house next door.