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anitasizzle
There's a tv show in America called 'Intervention' about friends and family intervening to get loved ones to seek help for their conditions and addictions. The most frightening cases were those that dealt wioth pain-killer addiction- the ease at which people became addicted was mind-blowing-you might've had dental surgery, been in a minor car accident, developed lower back problems or arthritis, and needed pain medication, but before you knew it, you've slpped into SERI0oUS ADDICTI0N.,
Its not about will-power or lack of, it's not about having an addictive personality, some drugs taken 3 or 4 times quarantees adodction, they're that powerful- 30 years ago older people were given drugs like that tio gve them a quality of life before they died, but now anybody and eveybody are goiven them. They call it 'pain management' because the medical field were accused of not doing enough to
rid of people's pain
What was also, scary that non of the people looked like typical addicts, or that their past suggested they might be drug addict sone day-the cross section of people was so extreme, from primary school teachers to bus drivers, one could not say ''that would never happen to me''
If you see this show, you'd understand well what happened to Michael Jackson.There's a tv show in America called 'Intervention' about friends and family intervening to get loved ones to seek help for their conditions and addictions. The most frightening cases were those that dealt wioth pain-killer addiction- the ease at which people became addicted-you might've had dental surgery, been in a minor car accident, developed lower back problems or arthritis, and needed pain medication, but before you knew it, you've slpped into SERI0oUS ADDICTI0N.,
Its not about will-power or lack of, it's not about having an addictive personality, some drugs taken 3 or 4 times quarantees adodction, they're that powerful- 30 years ago older people were given drugs like that tio gve them a quality of life before they died, but now anybody and eveybody are given them. The call it 'pain management' because the medical field were accused of not doing enough to
rid of people's pain
What was also, scary that non of the people looked like typical addicts, or that their past suggested they might be drug addict sone day-the cross section of people was so extreme, from primary school teachers to bus drivers, one could not say ''that would never happen to me''
If you see this show, you'd understand well what happened to Michael Jackson.
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