My impression is that opioid addiction is on another level among addictive substances. While I think everyone has some risk of becoming an addict, for some people addiction is much more intense. I've heard of people engaging in insane levels of self injury in order to get prescribed opioids. I'm not sure it's even possible for some people to quit once they're hooked.
Nothing to be sorry about. You're just expressing how you feel.
Imho, the anger that you have would be better directed at the pharmaceutical industry that was pushing drugs that they knew were addictive in order to maximize profits. The PBS documentary "Opioids, Inc." gives you an idea of what complete bastards they were (and are).
Nothing to be sorry about. You're just expressing how you feel.
Imho, the anger that you have would be better directed at the pharmaceutical industry that was pushing drugs that they knew were addictive in order to maximize profits. The PBS documentary "Opioids, Inc." gives you an idea of what complete bastards they were (and are).
Including Jessica, I’ve known six people who’ve died from opiate overdoses. Her, her mom, my cousin, and three childhood friends. That’s too fucking many. One is too fucking many.