I was on fetty for a year and a half after a 15 year addiction to a number of other things. It, by far, took me down a path of addiction I had never experienced before. Been clean for almost 2 years now. Thank God
I'm 3 years sober, and I watch these videos as a reminder of what will happen if I relapse. I'm thankful every day that I get to wake up after the damage that I've done to my body from these types of drugs. I hope anyone who is struggling with addiction is able to get help and recover. All it takes is to want it. EDIT - THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR THE KIND WORDS! Such an amazing community on here. GOD bless you all. PS, I'm going on 4 years now. We do recover!! Stay strong. If I can do it, then you can too.
@@e.salinas6553 Day by day doll. I have family members with addictions issues, alcohol, opiates and my beau with gambling. Big hugs from Philly! You can do it!
My brother Bobby passed away from FentanyI in June 2020. The rehab he was at had to stop services (group therapy, one on one training, etc) and his part-time job had to lay him off. He relapsed and overdosed from FentanyI. He wasn't the stereotypical addict who would steal and harm those around him, he was a kind, loving, soft-spoken man who just needed some help. Love you always Bob.
Greetings from Scotland. Peter, been watching your content for a number of years. Extremely professional and powerful exposes of what is happening in US. Please keep up the incredibly good coverage. A warning not only to US but Europe etc too.
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@@murphy6424 death by a thousand cuts springs to mind. A not so violent insurrection. I still fail to understand what is wrong with a properly controlled border. That problem has to be solved.
@@SigmaJAD our Government wants this to happen, they let it happen, unfortunately. We are all "worthless eaters", as old Klaus Schwab states. To rebuild, you must first destroy. Its incredibly sad.
That couple he talked about that died together in newport beach were my friends. That really impacted the community. Crazy it was brought up on here. Stay safe people
I started doing drugs since my teenage. Got addicted to fentanyl for over 7 years. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. It's just amazing how psilocybin mushrooms treatment saved my life honestly. 3 years clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
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.
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.
I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.
I'm SO glad and *lucky* I got out of my addiction to heroin when I did. I can't imagine how scary it is today to not know what you are getting or if it will be your last. I spent 8 years of my life chasing a high that tried to kill me several times. Thankfully I had an understanding father who never judged me or got mad and instead helped me every time I needed it. *RIP* to the best father a girl could ask for. In June it will be a year since he has been gone and it still hurts the same every day.
I just lost a family member due to Fentanyl. I’ve been watching videos like this trying to understand and educate myself. Thank you for giving some insight.
3 young men in my family 17 21 n 22 died from Fentanyl laced drugs and Get it straight people They are NOT dying from prescription medications from a Dr
This channel is exactly why social media is positive for society. Great investigative journalism telling the news and informing people of what is going on. Great work. So glad I found this channel.
@@happygrass5I was just going to say the same thing is. Peter's social media and purpose for his channel is to create awareness, telling real life stories and bringing about positive change. Not much on social media can claim to do that. Peter is helping someone and saving lives every day with these videos. 👏💪🙏
Susie is really knowledgeable! She can explain things in a way that are very clear, and easy to follow, and she can spew those facts like nobody’s business!
I was on heroin for 2 years after being prescribed opiates for 6 years. I got clean cold turkey in my apartment during lockdown. The first two weeks I thought I was going to [redacted] myself. I have never experienced such suffering. I had no maintenance meds. I felt great mentally once the second month started to roll around, but the fact of the matter is: I had never tried an opiate before my operations. I was in an accident that almost lead to two amputations. So I live with terrible pain and a terrible fear of opiates. My pain began to get in the way of my life, no matter how many aspirin I took. So I contacted my doctor and am now on a very low but incredibly helpful doseage of opiates again. I feel that my fear of what it can turn into keeps me in constant fear of growing a dependency. I only take it when the pain gets very bad, not every day. There is a fine line between pain management and an opiate addiction. I want to clarify that the only reason I even made the switch years ago from my prescription to street drugs was that no pharmacy wanted to fill my prescription. The stigma surrounding pain management made this situation so much worse, because every Fent death was regarded as an "Opiate" overdose. When people hear about my accident; there is genuine concern and care. They ask about the pain; again with sincere care. But once I say, I'm managing my pain with opiates; the dynamic of the conversation immediately switches and I am now viewed as a junkie. Really odd situation we have going on right now. (Thanks for reading.)
Thank you for sharing your story. Although I have never dealt been addicted to drugs, I’ve had several opportunities with the numbers and amounts of opiate prescribed to me after several surgeries of the past few decades. You know how they always ask after surgery (and through recovery), what would you rate your pain, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest? One doctor explained to me that it was his aim to take the edge off, maybe lower it to about a 6 or 7 within a day after surgery, and then start the healing process. He said that he wanted me to be aware of the pain through healing, and understand that with each passing day it would begin to plateau before it dropped again. Pain medication was only to be taken strictly as needed - not to eliminate 100% of the pain. Personally, opiates always made me feel ‘slow’, they literally darkened my world (my pupils were constricted, so yeah it was darker), and they constipated me. I had what I called ‘flash’ dreams where colors were Technicolor-vivid and dreams were emotion-laden action, nearly to the point of nightmares. So, flash forward….Just days ago, I had a surprise dental emergency, requiring an emergency root canal. Loads of pain. Based on decades of previous medical procedures, I expected a prescription for an antibiotic (got it) and a few days of a pain killer (nope!). During the procedure, I noticed the endodontist used oil of cloves, an ‘old-timey’ oil mild topical anesthetic. Hmmm….I was told to go home, take some Advil for pain and get some rest. Advil? I’m unable to take it because it burns my stomach and causes intestinal bleeding. What next? Extra-strength Tylenol, but gotta watch too much/too often to prevent liver damage. My pain was a solid 9, as my tooth was abscessed. We’ve gone from doctors overprescribing opioids to now under prescribing them.
I understand what you're going through and how us addicts can be judged. This is not what I am doing so I hope it doesn't come off that way. I just want to say that "opiates" aren't just what a Doctor prescribes. Heroin, morphine, oxycodone, dilaudid, fentanyl, tramadol and the many others are all opiates. It very frustrating how we get judged by people that don't understand this desease we have.
I'm on opioid for a spinal cord injury and constantly fear withdrawal and my doctor decreasing my dose for zero reason I dance with the devil daily I HATE IT BUT I HAVE zero choice if I don't take prescriptive opioid I can't function I can't stand up I HAVE ZERO QUALITY OF LIFE I TAKE AS little as possible but I have no choice I feel extremely discriminated against because I use legal opioids
@@russmaddeaux78 aaaaaah!!!! Drug addiction and alcoholism is NOT a disease!!!!! I can't even stand hearing that excuse anymore. The cure is to STOP DOING IT. Disease does not have that choice AND it is Not intentionally self inflicted.---Take all meds according to directions and don't get cute and start self medicating and there would NEVER be a problem otherwise you would see every little old lady with a hip replacement, out on the streets with a walker trying to cop a bundle and shoot up. And...you Never see that!!! Stop the excuses and take responsibility for your own choices in life and stop blaming others. Now that little old lady can only get an aspirin for hip replacement because of all the irresponsible axxxholes. Ridiculous how the rest of us always have to suffer for the handful of, out of control jerks. SMH---and I am old and have seen both sides of opiates from nursing. And the street addict niece and nephew. And a dead brother from Rx abuse and a paralyzed sister in law in nursing home for life at 50yrs old from dirty needles. That was 2 yrs ago already and she still can't move anything from neck down.--So...do what the doctor says and don't suddenly grow a brain that knows better than his directions and you will Never have this horrible problem.
Addiction to Fentanyl has ruined my entire family. It's beyond frustrating and heartbreaking to know that you have to watch it all happen and there's nothing you do can save them.
Wow! So sorry for what you're going through. Praying for your family to get sober and for strength and comfort for you to get through this. 🙏🙏 Stay strong, stay positive and lean on those that lift you up.
This is terrible. Sadly, it may be the result of your state not prioritizing this. Two of my siblings work with a major hospital system in Maryland, where the state is putting its money where its mouth is. We need to demand this of our state legislators and governors. People can recover. They may fall down and get back up.
Zack K I truly hope you never have fill the shoes you're judging. Not all stories are the same. Obviously some experience pain you don't, and have no understanding of. Also be aware that you don't have to type out every hurtful unempathetic thought that hits your mind unevaluated. My best wishes that your luck and that of those you care about holds firm.
@@zackk7501 Grow up, kid. Regurgitating cliche stereotypes doesn’t mean you know anything. It means you’ve seen one doc, and are now indignant enough to run your mouth and make cliche assumptions. Know your role, kid. Keep your needy mouth shut.
@@zackk7501 you have no idea about this man or His dad my guy .. either your still young or just a judgemental moron .. I’m sure you’ve lost opportunities due to jumpin to conclusions thru ur life and will never even know … his dad may have had serious medial issues and living with chronic pain .. one day he could have bought what he though was a OxyContin or Valium that was actually counterfeit and contained fent which took him out .. or any number of potential scenarios … Anyway RIP to your old man and wish you all the best going forward OP .. this drug will go down in history for being ths decades most infamous killer
When I tell y’all… most addicts started out seeing a DR, I’m not lying. I’m a recovering addict, and was sent to a pain management dr! All because I was “too young” for surgery… it was a horrible 3 years, but I’ve been sober since 2015 ❤️ the initial stopping is the worse part!
Mine started with a crooked DR and a script of Lortab 10's. Now that I look back I'm sure there was several other things that he could've done for my mild back pain. All it took was that first bottle.
I was having a hard time sleeping due to anxiety and panic attacks and after months of little sleep, my Dr prescribed me Xanax and told me to only take as needed... I know it's highly addictive if taken too often so I only took one to go to sleep for two nights and then I finally fell asleep on my own.... I KNOW how bad it can get if I'm not careful so I only take it when absolutely necessary....
I've been sober 12 years now. Thank God I beat the addiction before fentanyl hit! Thank you for sharing these stories because people definitely need to hear them! I can say that I truly look upon people with this disease with kindness, compassion, love and patience. I wish more people could look at the situation at hand with these qualities. Because this is the only way we'll ever solve any major problems in the world. Is with love.
7 years sober! I was down the deepest of holes, so dark with no light even shining in the future. I’m blessed to have the life I have today. I pray others find their shovel to dig their way out!
People are so desperate to talk about their usage and drug issues on the streets that they’re flocking around you. This is a visual representation of collapse well under way. So damn sad
Meanwhile the big pharma drug cartels that played a large part in creating the opioid epidemic are being hailed as heroes by the lying legacy fake news media. The media propaganda channels made these criminals trillionaires by promoting their drugs.
unfortunately alot of these people think it's impressive and cool to do drugs. The lady was keen to put across that she's able to take a higher dose than the average person.
The VA cut me off of oxy 4 years ago. I bought blues off the street didn't know fetty was in it at the time. Got hooked for 2 years. So happy I never have to go through that crap again. The withdrawals I thought I was dying. 2 years sober in 9 days ❤️
I’ve been through withdrawals many times, including precipitated withdrawals from starting Suboxone too soon. Withdrawals are so bad it keeps people from getting clean. I applaud anyone who has made it through to get clean, it’s hard work!
My good friend lost her son to fentanyl. He was 25 years old and clean for three years. He slipped and thought it was heroin. He died in his parent's house with his sister in the next room. His father who is a retired LAPD found him. It was devastating. We all miss him so much.
Thank you for coming back to my city and showing the world our people, our communities, and the truth about the issues we are facing here in LA. We love you man
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@@BIGPIE3333 Hey! You’re bonkers! KNOCK IT OFF!!!!! If you can’t make your point without a thousands emojis and dramatic exaggerations…you likely don’t have a point to begin with.
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Well deserved 1 million subscribers!! Your interviews are run so smooth, kind of like a fly on wall. Everyone wants to know the inside of how society runs in different cultures you bring us there.
@@PeterSantenello There are vloggers who show visit other countries and then when I watch your videos I realize how little I know about USA and not everything in USA is shining bright as shown by the media. So, thank you for your videos.
She has no clue.. She may thing she is being safe. But this shit destroys your heart.. I just had a friends daughter that was 40 years old. They sent her home to die and she did from this stuff...As her heart was so ruined from this...
Thank you for standing up for addicts and telling their stories. 10 years and 4 months clean and it is possible and worth it. If you are a using addict seeing this you can get clean, I am living proof.
I'm a firefighter in a small city in Mississippi. Fentanyl has become the cause of all our overdoses. Its like herion and mainly pain pills have been replaced. Also, narcan doesn't seem to be as effective on fentanyl.
The formula to Narcan needs to be adjusted and divided into more than one type but more effective. Some Fentanyl is mostly animal tranquilizer from the videos I've seen most of the dealers use it on the East Coast. I bet you can almost trace certain Fent to certain cartels or home grown labs because of it's chemical make up.
@pouya not to mention the depleted amount of Dopamine Seratonin and other amino acids that are very important for brain function. Xanax can be used to alleviate some of the body aches and pains they get from with draw but they need a lot of Omega 3 fish oil to replenish neurotransmitters. Looking at it from a holistic approach. Micro dosing at very small levels might help however Fent is man and makes it severely volatile.
@@pinacolada1393 xanax is a benzodiazepine and also highly addictive and has a brutal detox. It cannot be mixed with most of the meds used to treat opiod addiction either like methadone or suboxone
My older brother mordy passed away from fentanyl in July 2019 he was loving and cared for everyone's success. He made life fun and believed In bringing everyones potential up. He was a social genius able to make people feel understood right away. I miss him everyday. He had enormous generosity. This drug has ruined so many lives. I can't even watch this. But i appreciate you bringing attention to the subject. Much love.
I was addicted to Fentanyl patches back from 2008-2010, before Carfentanyl even came out on the streets. It started after I used my Moms Dilaudid’s after she passed of cancer and my opiate addiction grew from there. I got up to 100 mg patches and would cut up the patch and suck on the pieces. My friend with MS would sell his patches to buy crack. Harm reduction saved my life and I’ve been sober since 2010. I’m so thankful I’m still here to raise my son, whose now 15❤
God this is sad. These are real people ... good people .. , who have ended up enslaved. I am so deeply grateful to have had the opportunities and the parental support (sometimes tough support!) that it takes, to end up with a life that isn't about alcohol or drugs. Thank you Peter, for getting the truth out there.
I’m a travel nurse, just back from an assignment in an Emergency Department in Fort Myers FL. The fentanyl abuse and homelessness blew my mind. There were very few resources to help these people. We mostly returned them right back to the streets.
because the investor makes money from the drugs, makes money from the hospital, makes money from the treatment centers, and makes money from the morgue... so it doesnt matter.. its our perception thats manipulated..
There are free Suboxone clinics. It worked for me. Suboxone doesn't provide any euphoria but you don't get sick. Even if you smoke Fentanyl it will not work.
I started a channel to share stories about Fentanyl OD losses. It’s called Those Fentanyl Left Behind. If you feel like sharing. Thank you, it’s healing for me to hear that I’m not alone. I lost my 34 yro husband to Fentanyl. It’s soooo hard. & the cops do nothing.
I did a lot of drugs in my teens and 20's but always held a job and knew that wasn't the road I wanted my life to go down. I had family too that did everything they could to help get my life back together and after I got pregnant and married my kids became my life and no way was I going to ruin their lives because of mine. It really is family and just go old fashioned grit that gets one out of a drug addicted life. Our country needs to get back to focus on the family because that's where this begins and ends.
Peter, you are one of the best sources for real stories. People trust you and and that brings us the unadulterated truth. I appreciate you and the truth your bring from Sacramento, CA!
The lady in white is quite knowledgeable. She is obviously intelligent. I wonder what she could have done with her life if she followed a different part. This whole thing scares the s**t out of me. God help them all! Thanks for the vlog!
Thank you Peter and thank you Bryce Batcheller for bringing this social epidemic of Fentanyl addiction to our attention. This is an out of control problem with its widespread use and how it's spreading throughout the drug world. I got another message from this video. DO NOT BORROW pills or drugs from anyone for anything.
One of my best friends unknowingly took fentanyl in Denver, he died one year ago yesterday. It’s a huge problem where I live too, it’s everywhere and it’s incredibly deadly
Thank you so much for shedding light on such a tragic subject. I've heard of it but wasn't really familiar with all these issues until seeing this. Keep spreading truth & excellent content.
Fentanyl is no joke. 3 years ago I took a perc with my friends and one of my friends died from Them right in front of me. Stay away from all drugs, eat healthy, love God, love family & chase your dreams 💯 these short term highs are not worth it.
@@nimanixo No, not to me. The fact that things do or do not exist is quite independent of what you think of them. Take the Moon for example. You can deny the existence of the Moon all day, you can build websites or write books about its non-existence. Unfortunately none of that makes the claim true. It’s the same for God.
@@emmbieemmbie2131 I know, exactly. That would also be a good idea to humanize them more to people who don’t understand addiction and judge. I can admit I don’t fully understand it as I’ve never been afflicted with it. I can’t empathize but I can sympathize.
Thank you. This was so educational, I'm in Australia and it's becoming a huge problem over here as well. I watch another youtube channel too called 'The Life Boat' that really focuses on educating people on drugs and living happily in sobriety. Recently they have had a lot of shows about Fentanyl. They have a live stream at 5pm (Pacific Time) everyday except Wednesday and Thursday and you can call in live to talk about your experiences and ask the hosts questions. They are extremely knowledgable, helpful with no judgement and I know for a fact they have already saved quite a few lives. It's just a loving, friendly place to go, regardless of what is happening in your life and love helping people. Your channel and other ones like this are really needed to educate people about this horrific, growing nightmare .. so many people are dying. Thankyou again for your video. Please be safe everyone.
My dear friend Randy of 43 years just passed away from slamming fentanyl. He was a meth addict and got some fentanyl laced meth. RIP my brother. Love you man! 😔
My two nieces past away to a drug overdose back in June 2021 from cocaine fentanyl. People now a day's have to be extra careful of what they are consuming, because drugs are being laced with fentanyl and they're not a joke. R.I.P. too both of my nieces! 😥😢🙏🏽🙏🏽
Incredible work Peter. Hearing these people speak about their troubles, really serves to humanize them. It’s time to go on the offensive against the source of fentanyl.
Oh god yeah coz a UA-cam video is going to help people on this shit. I'm sure them 20 years i was on heroin if only id had a UA-cam interview to help me. Ffs 🤦♀️ 😂
My first time In a residential rehab facility I met 3, 15 year old kids hooked on fentanyl, The US is suffering in a whole new epidemic and this one looks like it's going to be harder to get rid of
My story is horrible because of the doctors. I was an Alcoholic & was in the hospital all the time from passing out and going through DTs really bad. I was told that I was the worst they've seen. One day I ended up in the hospital for a month due to acute kidney failure because of Alcoholic seizures. They were giving me Dilaudid for the withdrawal which is unheard of. Dilaudid is just a strong version of Morphine. They gave it to me the whole time I was there & got me addicted. Before that, I have never taken anything for pain. Well, then I started drinking & using Dilaudid which they were giving me prescriptions. Then I quit Alcohol & got on Dilauded or whatever I can get my hands on. I overdosed 20 times ending up in the hospital this went on from the age of 18 to 26. I can relate to that lady saying she got addicted in the hospital. I think about it now after being 8 years sober how insane it is that they gave an alcoholic with an addictive personality Dilauded to help with the DTs. It makes me sick knowing they knew the consequence. The Sad part no one is doing anything about it. Now they have more restrictions in some states but not all. I wish I could take them to court to stop them from doing it to others. Addiction is really sick. You won't quit because of rehab or because of AA or NA. The only way to truly quit is when you realize it yourself. Otherize you will continue to slip even after years if you're not 100% done. Once that happens drugs or alcohol never enter your mind again. It's like hitting a switch. Sadly I had many friends who thought they hit that switch. But 2 to 3 years later they're back at or dead. Never force someone to quit or never ask someone to go to rehab. It's a waste unless they make that decision on their own. I'm so glad I quit before the Fentanyl hit the streets, or I would have been dead.
I am enjoying this skid row series so much, and I appreciate all the awareness you are bringing to everyone. I hate to see an episode coming to an end, but look forward to the next one.
I actually ran across mark's channel first, then yours. thank you for bringing awareness .. because even though we know about drugs and homelessness, it's sometimes too easy to just brush it under the rug and try to pretend it doesn't exist, until we are unfortunately put in the position to face it first hand. not only for ourselves but our family, friends, our loved ones ..
I saved my twin brother's life on February 7th of this past year from a relapse/overdose and I wouldn't wish that on anyone... We're only 36 and have lost so many people to this deadly addiction and I'm afraid that it's only going to get worse!
@YOULOVEME, I got to him in time and started CPR until the EMTs arrived... It took the rescue squad to get here to finally narcan him and get a pulse. They shocked him 4 times and nothing would work to get his pulse back until the rescue squad arrived.
How perfect was your timing? ❤️ I’m sure your whole family is very thankful for you. So since that incident…how is he? I wonder if they’re scared to use after that or if they have any memory of any of it unless someone tells them?
@@emmbieemmbie2131, I had a feeling something wasn't right with him when he got home and his addiction has always kept me on edge, so when I heard that death snore, I already knew what it was and jumped into action. It took the rescue squad to get here to finally get a pulse back for him bc the EMTs couldn't get anything to work to get his pulse back. He went to rehab a day after our B'day (March 9th), completed rehab and now is in sober living doing amazing in Winchester, VA. After it all happened he said that he knows that his body can't handle it anymore and that if he does it again that he'll more than likely die. I have more hope in his addiction bc he never shot up and always snorted it and feel like he has more of a chance unlike if he had been shooting up all them years. We just lost another good friend last week to this deadly disease and our buddy died in the parking lot of the rehab center he was checking into. There was a photo of my twin and our friend at the funeral Monday and that's really gotten him shook up about his addiction and recovery bc he knows that if could of easily of been him as well!
@@michaelsparrow2724 thank God! Thank you for the positive story. A friend of mine went to rehab and didn’t return home afterwards. He knows returning to that same environment is too risky. He stayed in the town where he went to rehab and his family visits him at his new place. I hope your brother chooses to do the same thing - or any town other than where he lived before getting sober. Great story. Prayers for your whole family.
You are one of the best channels on UA-cam. Thank you for bringing these stories to everyone. It’s hard to trust anything these days but you’re the real deal.
I strongly believe you are offering a solution through spreading awareness regarding the situation itself, its a extremely complex situation and frankly there might not be a possibility to save every addict out there. But just like Bryce said in the video, one solution is to work proactively and you are in a way by doing these videos. Spreading this tragedy is extremely difficult but it might make a diffrence for someone considering using.
God bless you Adam for being one of the humans to still possess empathy. I pray that the world doesn't crush you how it's crushed many others, perhaps into using drugs for one example. Be well brother
Peter, Congratulations on 1 Million subs! Well earned. This was a very sad story to watch. There seems to be less and less value on human life. I have no idea how we can help so many and stop this drug from infiltrating into all areas of society. A drug free world seems almost like a fantasy. It’s just heartbreaking.
Thank you for your unbiased content! I have no desire to live in a big city, but I will be going into law enforcement in a smaller city and your content is really insightful.
My ex husband overdosed on meth laced with Fentanyl on New Years Eve this year. When we were together, his drug of choice was pills like oxy and hydros and never in a million years would I think he went past that but apparently he did. We still remained good friends after we split but I just couldn't live with a drug addict anymore. He promised me he had been clean for a few years but obviously he wasn't telling me the truth because when I read his autopsy it broke my heart with everything the toxicology test came back positive on. I still can't come to terms of losing him but part of me always knew he would die young and would die from drugs.
I lost my son on 04/15/22, we believe to this drug, he leaves behind a wife with two children. Life not the same with out him. I miss him every day. He was only 31. Love you Anthony!
It's really scary that something can be that addicting. As a recovering alcoholic with 10 years sobriety I sometimes worry about what's around the corner. I hope it's never Fentanyl.
@@rayosullivan4398 the people who are abusing the drugs and families and friends having to pick up the pieces when the drug addicted die and are not themselves when they go cooktop.
Peter I thank you for showing the lives of what others are going through not to make them feel less than b/c it's not a good story to share but to hear the stories such as Susie as to how she became addicted and so forth and much love to Bryce for taking action. I got his contact information to share with centers here where I am located. I had a close friend that was an addict but it wasn't fentanyl but it's still not anything easy to address.
I live in a real small town in Wyoming and someone just got busted with a bunch of this stuff and it scares the hell out of me knowing it's now in my small area :(
Thank you Peter for the great content! Brings some kind of awareness! My heart goes out to everyone who at some point are involved with addictions(that includes family members ) must be hard to watch their loved ones lead this path! Breaks my heart! Best of luck to everyone involved!
Thank you so much for bringing light to the issues we are facing around the world, Peter. A huge congratulations to you for achieving 1 million subscribers. Very well deserved. :) Keep up the incredible, incredible work. 💖
Thank you for spreading awareness on this, I've known a lot of people that have overdosed on fentanyl, including myself actually and it's a serious public health crisis, there's been kids all over the US dying... The county I'm in has over 10 overdose deaths a day...
I swear watching Pete walk the streets of LA or other major cities is just like playing GTA with the NPCs.. Just seen the person talking to themselves, see the drug dealers, see the gang members, see the regular people with dogs.. it's honestly like watching GTA..
Thank you for the informative video Everyone watching this video has family members that needs to be aware of what’s going on our streets I’ve 2 grandchildren I talk to them about this epidemic that’s going on in world My daughter keeps these 2 boys occupied in sports, pick them up from school everyday for the last 13 years Again thank you so much for all your videos
Thanks for the reminder that even through Covid Fentanyl is still around and doing more damage than before . Thank you so hat your video is making people aware of what is happening not just LA but all over
WHEW what a reminder of what Ive kept out of. They had me on loads of fentanyl in SICU at 19. Didn't even see those records until a decade later. One of my csections they gave it to me without my knowledge. It was the worst experience where I MADE MY VOICE HEARD on my last pregnancy about it. I love the work you do FR. Oh but I've been so frowned upon in previous THC use... until they see my medical records. But... that's WV for ya. What a reminder of the strength I've carried my entire life. Endless gratitude.
Unfortunately even the educated who know about the risks of fentanyl will try it to experience what it feels like, and boom they become sucked in and powerless to the evil drug they love
I am someone who didn't come from a family with anyone with addiction but it's always been a topic of interest for me. These videos remind me of how lucky I have been to never be around drugs but also reminds me that these are not bad people - I've always felt that the media portrays addicts and places like skid row as bad people and horrible/dangerous areas. Obviously skid row is not safe for the average person, but these people are not bad people, they are addicts. I hope these people find their peace.
yeah?? they will rip you off with no regrets and kill ya with love (most of them)....why?? 'cause they cannot do differently.. as kids probably were the best but now if you're sane don't even stay close to them...sad but true
@@sethhowerton1489starting weed was personally one of the best decisions of my life. I don't condone to hard drugs, but marijuana does everything I need. I have chronic insomnia, anxiety, and because of that I have horrible stomach and digestive issues, I was underweight from feeling nauseous all the time. All that is now gone... So don't say never...lol
Great research Peter :) Tis a tough subject on all sides but good to hear that it is being made aware and known of to the general public. It is indeed a complex situation. Good report about this. :)
I was taking a break from my book 📖 The Least of Us: True Tales of American and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth by Sam Quinones and this video popped up on my feed. Thanks for capturing/sharing the active users’ experiences here about “fetty”, this topic needs as much attention as possible 🙏🏽
Everyone ought to read this book-- 100% opened my eyes and brought clarity to what exactly was happening to a loved one. It was all there. This drug is insidious.
I'm lucky I got clean from heroin before Fentanyl was widely available. I got clean in 2007 and had only used (medical grade) Fentanyl patches twice. They were extremely hard to come by back then. I was 19 when I got clean and have been clean for almost 15 years. I doubt I'd have made it out if Fentanyl was prevalent then.
Dam Susie is very informed .. God please guide and help her to a better place .. she could be out there saving lives .. changing the world .. she seem extremely smart .
I’m from Kentucky I was hooked on prescribed 30s back in my early twenty’s. It cost me my farm etc almost my life. I went to prison and have been out 12 years clean.
@pouya very good knowledge my friend. I will look into this. It may help because I still suffer from lower back pain. But I have learned to block pain out.
I was on fetty for a year and a half after a 15 year addiction to a number of other things. It, by far, took me down a path of addiction I had never experienced before. Been clean for almost 2 years now. Thank God
Congrats bro
Congratulations and keep up the good work 🙏🏽
YeAh I had a 10+ year addiction to H, once they started cutting with fent, it got bad quick. Also gave me more motivation to quit. That shit sucked
@@manicmondaypodcast8008 Thank yall for real 🙏💯
Bless you
I'm 3 years sober, and I watch these videos as a reminder of what will happen if I relapse. I'm thankful every day that I get to wake up after the damage that I've done to my body from these types of drugs. I hope anyone who is struggling with addiction is able to get help and recover. All it takes is to want it.
EDIT - THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR THE KIND WORDS! Such an amazing community on here. GOD bless you all. PS, I'm going on 4 years now. We do recover!! Stay strong. If I can do it, then you can too.
Good for you Scott. Day by day doll
Good to hear you quit it Scott. Stay sober n stay strong🍻😎
Day by day Scott. I have members of my family with addiction challenges. My beau has gambling addiction so I get it. xxoo Big hugs from Philly!
I been clean since 2017, I was homeless & on heroine for 7 yrs & I agree a reminder of a relapse . I believe I won’t make it if I go back.
@@e.salinas6553 Day by day doll. I have family members with addictions issues, alcohol, opiates and my beau with gambling. Big hugs from Philly! You can do it!
My brother Bobby passed away from FentanyI in June 2020. The rehab he was at had to stop services (group therapy, one on one training, etc) and his part-time job had to lay him off. He relapsed and overdosed from FentanyI. He wasn't the stereotypical addict who would steal and harm those around him, he was a kind, loving, soft-spoken man who just needed some help. Love you always Bob.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your brother
Thats tough, I'm sorry for your loss
Rest in peace Bobby! No more pain.
He knew the risks.
Lol he wasn’t a regular addict, he was a special one.
Susie is smart as hell and so well spoken. I truly hope she gets the strength and help to detox and finds her ways in life.
but you think shes good with numbers? i mean she would be using 432 k of fentanyl in 10 years. 43,2 k a year.
I lost my son to this a little over two years ago💔. He was 25. My life will never be the same. He took part of me with him. I’m shattered
My only child and daughter 7 years ago. At 33. I feel you mom. 🤗 Hugs 🌹
We lost our sons girlfriend, she was only 17. My heart breaks with yours. I’m so sorry
Sorry for your loss
I'm so f***ing sorry.
I’m so sorry for you son!❤️
Greetings from Scotland. Peter, been watching your content for a number of years. Extremely professional and powerful exposes of what is happening in US. Please keep up the incredibly good coverage. A warning not only to US but Europe etc too.
‼️👍 Great video to get thee exposure of how Ch👁na & Mehxihco R Kihllihng Uhmericantz‼️
‼️Watch "Streets of Philadelphia "
On Utoob therez uh street ihn Philly called (👁 think) Kingston st - where it's nonstop Fhentynol uzerz - in a massive area, far wurse conditionz then skid row ihn LA or enny whair else ‼️
‼️ 90% uv peeps ohn thiz planet 🌏 suhk, 👁 dohn't wundur wh👁 theze peeps R tahking Fent. Knoeing thee rihsk uv d👁ing ‼️
NEWCASTLE CALIFORNIA,USA 🇺🇲
Yeah, China is obviously doing this to hurt us. I've lost family and am raising my nephew because his parents are hooked on it.
@@murphy6424 death by a thousand cuts springs to mind. A not so violent insurrection. I still fail to understand what is wrong with a properly controlled border. That problem has to be solved.
@@SigmaJAD our Government wants this to happen, they let it happen, unfortunately. We are all "worthless eaters", as old Klaus Schwab states. To rebuild, you must first destroy. Its incredibly sad.
Yes i too wondered if it id the uk, id assume so
That couple he talked about that died together in newport beach were my friends. That really impacted the community. Crazy it was brought up on here. Stay safe people
It’s so so sad! Were they addicts or just decided one day to take Xanax to chill out?
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Good riddance, I wish more junkie couples would do it and leave us alone
@@dragodrago7370 least obvious rage bait troll
I started doing drugs since my teenage. Got addicted to fentanyl for over 7 years. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. It's just amazing how psilocybin mushrooms treatment saved my life honestly. 3 years clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
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.
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta
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.
I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.
Does he ship? Can he deliver to me here in Netherlands 🇳🇱
My friend died from this 2 weeks ago. Thanks for spreading awareness Peter!
Similar name as me!
So sorry 💔
Rip,🙌🌟
So sorry for your loss 😢
I'm SO glad and *lucky* I got out of my addiction to heroin when I did. I can't imagine how scary it is today to not know what you are getting or if it will be your last. I spent 8 years of my life chasing a high that tried to kill me several times. Thankfully I had an understanding father who never judged me or got mad and instead helped me every time I needed it. *RIP* to the best father a girl could ask for. In June it will be a year since he has been gone and it still hurts the same every day.
This makes no sense. Because people choose to take these drugs. No one forced anyone to take them. I have never even tried any. Why would I ?
❤️❤️❤️ glad you are doing better I am so sorry for your loss
how did you do it?
You wouldn’t of known what you were getting then either
Glad u quit bro.
I just lost a family member due to Fentanyl. I’ve been watching videos like this trying to understand and educate myself. Thank you for giving some insight.
602 Lost In Phoenix has great interviews
You need Personal Secretary ?
So sorry for your loss. 😢
3 young men in my family 17 21 n 22 died from Fentanyl laced drugs and Get it straight people They are NOT dying from prescription medications from a Dr
so sorry for your loss
This channel is exactly why social media is positive for society. Great investigative journalism telling the news and informing people of what is going on. Great work. So glad I found this channel.
Social media *can be used for good for society. More often then not, it isn’t.
This channel is very much the exception.
Is it though? Really. How is this helping anyone? All its done is get him more views on UA-cam it ain't helped anyone on here ffs
@@mebutnotme.Khan78 hater
@@happygrass5I was just going to say the same thing is. Peter's
social media and purpose for his channel is to create awareness, telling real life stories and bringing about positive change. Not much on social media can claim to do that.
Peter is helping someone and saving lives every day with these videos. 👏💪🙏
Susie is really knowledgeable! She can explain things in a way that are very clear, and easy to follow, and she can spew those facts like nobody’s business!
love the bit, "i dont have any" ... "oh actually i do have a bit"
Yeah I thought the same thing she is quite an intelligent woman in her own way.
She's absolutely insane. Sick, yes, but also insane.
Yeah she speaks without hesitation hope shes ok
At a very rapid pace
I was on heroin for 2 years after being prescribed opiates for 6 years.
I got clean cold turkey in my apartment during lockdown. The first two weeks I thought I was going to [redacted] myself. I have never experienced such suffering. I had no maintenance meds.
I felt great mentally once the second month started to roll around, but the fact of the matter is: I had never tried an opiate before my operations. I was in an accident that almost lead to two amputations. So I live with terrible pain and a terrible fear of opiates. My pain began to get in the way of my life, no matter how many aspirin I took.
So I contacted my doctor and am now on a very low but incredibly helpful doseage of opiates again. I feel that my fear of what it can turn into keeps me in constant fear of growing a dependency. I only take it when the pain gets very bad, not every day.
There is a fine line between pain management and an opiate addiction. I want to clarify that the only reason I even made the switch years ago from my prescription to street drugs was that no pharmacy wanted to fill my prescription. The stigma surrounding pain management made this situation so much worse, because every Fent death was regarded as an "Opiate" overdose.
When people hear about my accident; there is genuine concern and care. They ask about the pain; again with sincere care. But once I say, I'm managing my pain with opiates; the dynamic of the conversation immediately switches and I am now viewed as a junkie. Really odd situation we have going on right now.
(Thanks for reading.)
Thank you for sharing your story. Although I have never dealt been addicted to drugs, I’ve had several opportunities with the numbers and amounts of opiate prescribed to me after several surgeries of the past few decades. You know how they always ask after surgery (and through recovery), what would you rate your pain, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest? One doctor explained to me that it was his aim to take the edge off, maybe lower it to about a 6 or 7 within a day after surgery, and then start the healing process. He said that he wanted me to be aware of the pain through healing, and understand that with each passing day it would begin to plateau before it dropped again. Pain medication was only to be taken strictly as needed - not to eliminate 100% of the pain. Personally, opiates always made me feel ‘slow’, they literally darkened my world (my pupils were constricted, so yeah it was darker), and they constipated me. I had what I called ‘flash’ dreams where colors were Technicolor-vivid and dreams were emotion-laden action, nearly to the point of nightmares.
So, flash forward….Just days ago, I had a surprise dental emergency, requiring an emergency root canal. Loads of pain. Based on decades of previous medical procedures, I expected a prescription for an antibiotic (got it) and a few days of a pain killer (nope!). During the procedure, I noticed the endodontist used oil of cloves, an ‘old-timey’ oil mild topical anesthetic. Hmmm….I was told to go home, take some Advil for pain and get some rest. Advil? I’m unable to take it because it burns my stomach and causes intestinal bleeding. What next? Extra-strength Tylenol, but gotta watch too much/too often to prevent liver damage. My pain was a solid 9, as my tooth was abscessed. We’ve gone from doctors overprescribing opioids to now under prescribing them.
I understand what you're going through and how us addicts can be judged. This is not what I am doing so I hope it doesn't come off that way. I just want to say that "opiates" aren't just what a Doctor prescribes. Heroin, morphine, oxycodone, dilaudid, fentanyl, tramadol and the many others are all opiates. It very frustrating how we get judged by people that don't understand this desease we have.
I'm on opioid for a spinal cord injury and constantly fear withdrawal and my doctor decreasing my dose for zero reason I dance with the devil daily I HATE IT BUT I HAVE zero choice if I don't take prescriptive opioid I can't function I can't stand up I HAVE ZERO QUALITY OF LIFE I TAKE AS little as possible but I have no choice I feel extremely discriminated against because I use legal opioids
@@russmaddeaux78 aaaaaah!!!! Drug addiction and alcoholism is NOT a disease!!!!! I can't even stand hearing that excuse anymore. The cure is to STOP DOING IT. Disease does not have that choice AND it is Not intentionally self inflicted.---Take all meds according to directions and don't get cute and start self medicating and there would NEVER be a problem otherwise you would see every little old lady with a hip replacement, out on the streets with a walker trying to cop a bundle and shoot up. And...you Never see that!!! Stop the excuses and take responsibility for your own choices in life and stop blaming others. Now that little old lady can only get an aspirin for hip replacement because of all the irresponsible axxxholes. Ridiculous how the rest of us always have to suffer for the handful of, out of control jerks. SMH---and I am old and have seen both sides of opiates from nursing. And the street addict niece and nephew. And a dead brother from Rx abuse and a paralyzed sister in law in nursing home for life at 50yrs old from dirty needles. That was 2 yrs ago already and she still can't move anything from neck down.--So...do what the doctor says and don't suddenly grow a brain that knows better than his directions and you will Never have this horrible problem.
That's awful I am so sorry 😞 would medical marijuana not help instead of opiates?
as an ER nurse, I'm grateful for your documentary of this issue!
Marijuana is a gateway drug they said
Addiction to Fentanyl has ruined my entire family. It's beyond frustrating and heartbreaking to know that you have to watch it all happen and there's nothing you do can save them.
Wow! So sorry for what you're going through. Praying for your family to get sober and for strength and comfort for you to get through this. 🙏🙏
Stay strong, stay positive and lean on those that lift you up.
So sorry what you’re going through with your family. Iam from Glasgow what is fentanyl
Stay clean and safe my friend 😢😢
This is terrible. Sadly, it may be the result of your state not prioritizing this. Two of my siblings work with a major hospital system in Maryland, where the state is putting its money where its mouth is. We need to demand this of our state legislators and governors.
People can recover. They may fall down and get back up.
Lost my dad to a fentanyl overdose almost 8 months ago. This drug destroyed my life.
Your dad destroyed his life and yours. Drugs didn't jump out of the bushes and kill him, he played with fire and burned everyone around him.
Zack K I truly hope you never have fill the shoes you're judging. Not all stories are the same. Obviously some experience pain you don't, and have no understanding of. Also be aware that you don't have to type out every hurtful unempathetic thought that hits your mind unevaluated. My best wishes that your luck and that of those you care about holds firm.
@@zackk7501
Grow up, kid.
Regurgitating cliche stereotypes doesn’t mean you know anything.
It means you’ve seen one doc, and are now indignant enough to run your mouth and make cliche assumptions.
Know your role, kid.
Keep your needy mouth shut.
Sorry for your loss 🕊
@@zackk7501 you have no idea about this man or His dad my guy .. either your still young or just a judgemental moron .. I’m sure you’ve lost opportunities due to jumpin to conclusions thru ur life and will never even know … his dad may have had serious medial issues and living with chronic pain .. one day he could have bought what he though was a OxyContin or Valium that was actually counterfeit and contained fent which took him out .. or any number of potential scenarios …
Anyway RIP to your old man and wish you all the best going forward OP .. this drug will go down in history for being ths decades most infamous killer
When I tell y’all… most addicts started out seeing a DR, I’m not lying. I’m a recovering addict, and was sent to a pain management dr! All because I was “too young” for surgery… it was a horrible 3 years, but I’ve been sober since 2015 ❤️ the initial stopping is the worse part!
Been there, doctors are the biggest pushers
Mine started with a crooked DR and a script of Lortab 10's. Now that I look back I'm sure there was several other things that he could've done for my mild back pain. All it took was that first bottle.
I was having a hard time sleeping due to anxiety and panic attacks and after months of little sleep, my Dr prescribed me Xanax and told me to only take as needed... I know it's highly addictive if taken too often so I only took one to go to sleep for two nights and then I finally fell asleep on my own.... I KNOW how bad it can get if I'm not careful so I only take it when absolutely necessary....
I find the worst part is staying sober
@@TartanArmy85 it gets easier after while fam ,🙏💪🏽
I've been sober 12 years now. Thank God I beat the addiction before fentanyl hit! Thank you for sharing these stories because people definitely need to hear them! I can say that I truly look upon people with this disease with kindness, compassion, love and patience. I wish more people could look at the situation at hand with these qualities. Because this is the only way we'll ever solve any major problems in the world. Is with love.
Keep up the good work I know it's tough 13 years clean
@@johnhulse6496 😊 you too mate! 💞
Wow! Amazing! ❤
Whatever the question love is the answer.
Nobody likes a quitter, consider going back.
7 years sober! I was down the deepest of holes, so dark with no light even shining in the future. I’m blessed to have the life I have today. I pray others find their shovel to dig their way out!
You report more information than the news, the best thing to watch to get an in depth view on something, the real investigative reporter
People are so desperate to talk about their usage and drug issues on the streets that they’re flocking around you. This is a visual representation of collapse well under way. So damn sad
Meanwhile the big pharma drug cartels that played a large part in creating the opioid epidemic are being hailed as heroes by the lying legacy fake news media. The media propaganda channels made these criminals trillionaires by promoting their drugs.
unfortunately alot of these people think it's impressive and cool to do drugs. The lady was keen to put across that she's able to take a higher dose than the average person.
When she said 120 dollars in one day! I said these people have more of a mental problem than money perhaps 🤔
$31,200/year, if she uses 5 days a week
@@WN_Byers No question she's trickin' for some grams.
The VA cut me off of oxy 4 years ago. I bought blues off the street didn't know fetty was in it at the time. Got hooked for 2 years. So happy I never have to go through that crap again. The withdrawals I thought I was dying. 2 years sober in 9 days ❤️
How long did your withdrawal last?
They last almost a month ysually
Congratulations 👏🎉 I'm so proud of you ❤Keep up the good work! I'm a veteran too 😊
I’ve been through withdrawals many times, including precipitated withdrawals from starting Suboxone too soon. Withdrawals are so bad it keeps people from getting clean. I applaud anyone who has made it through to get clean, it’s hard work!
Bless you and keep you.
Went to a friend to get a pain pill…..
I can’t emphasise enough that the healthcare system in the USA needs to change.
Yes!!!! You need a state system
Pain pills are hard to get legally because junkies abused the system and messed it up for everyone else
My good friend lost her son to fentanyl. He was 25 years old and clean for three years. He slipped and thought it was heroin. He died in his parent's house with his sister in the next room. His father who is a retired LAPD found him. It was devastating. We all miss him so much.
Absolute madness this should have more attention than COVID
Fucking criminal paying to die
Thank you for coming back to my city and showing the world our people, our communities, and the truth about the issues we are facing here in LA. We love you man
‼️👍 Great video to get thee exposure of how Ch👁na & Mehxihco R Kihllihng Uhmericantz‼️
‼️Watch "Streets of Philadelphia "
On Utoob therez uh street ihn Philly called (👁 think) Kensington st - where it's nonstop Fhentynol uzerz - in a massive area, far wurse conditionz then skid row ihn LA or enny whair else ‼️
‼️ 90% uv peeps ohn thiz planet 🌏 suhk, 👁 dohn't wundur wh👁 theze peeps R tahking Fent. Knoeing thee rihsk uv d👁ing ‼️
NEWCASTLE CALIFORNIA,USA 🇺🇲
@@BIGPIE3333
Hey!
You’re bonkers!
KNOCK IT OFF!!!!!
If you can’t make your point without a thousands emojis and dramatic exaggerations…you likely don’t have a point to begin with.
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‼️ Hey F#^% Nut, I waz born n raised in and on the hard streets on San Francisco, ihn the projehcts in the 70's and 80's, one of my welfare mom homes - was a little apartment above a Chinese store off a druhg and prohstutute filled street, I lived ihn those harsh conditions until the age of 22 when I decided to load everything into the trunk of my little beat up car 🚗 and drove until I reached a place that looked and felt decent (Santa Rosa california) - living out of the trunk of my car - I made a home there - by getting outuh my car & into a share rental, then I saved up enough to put a down payment on a small condo for $76.000 , I payed that condo off then shortly after met my wife - who is sitting next to me now and has for over 22 years. We now own a home 🏡 on 5 acres.
I was living outuh the trunk of my car 🚗 coming from the Azz whole of San Francisco, and now I have a amazing wife, a great job and a home 🏡 on 5 acres we love. I am that projects success true story 👍😁✌‼️
Ps. I seen it all in S.F. - horrors unimaginable, and 👁 still muscled up and did the hard work to get where I am - those g👁yz puffing N 💉 🍸 🧉 🥛 can save up enough in no time and do the same - 100 % facts ‼️
NEWCASTLE CALIFORNIA,USA 🇺🇲
Well deserved 1 million subscribers!! Your interviews are run so smooth, kind of like a fly on wall. Everyone wants to know the inside of how society runs in different cultures you bring us there.
Under rated content, still..
Goodness you're Gorgeous
Thanks Melissa! That’s what I’m trying to do so I’m glad you’re seeing this.
@@PeterSantenello There are vloggers who show visit other countries and then when I watch your videos I realize how little I know about USA and not everything in USA is shining bright as shown by the media. So, thank you for your videos.
@@jamesbond4810 I believe, the same is facts for European countries.
It’s crazy how knowledgeable Susie is!! You can tell she’s gone through a lot
Glad someone noticed it!
But was she pregnant tho cause she looks like
She has no clue.. She may thing she is being safe. But this shit destroys your heart..
I just had a friends daughter that was 40 years old. They sent her home to die and she did from this stuff...As her heart was so ruined from this...
@@PetrichorE36 opioids mess up your digestive system really bad so she could just be bloated and swollen :/
@@PetrichorE36 Pregnant? My dude - theres so many different bodyshapes :D
Thank you for standing up for addicts and telling their stories. 10 years and 4 months clean and it is possible and worth it. If you are a using addict seeing this you can get clean, I am living proof.
Congratulations on 10+ years clean!!!
I'm a firefighter in a small city in Mississippi. Fentanyl has become the cause of all our overdoses. Its like herion and mainly pain pills have been replaced. Also, narcan doesn't seem to be as effective on fentanyl.
100% right its exactly the same here in Ontario Canada
The formula to Narcan needs to be adjusted and divided into more than one type but more effective. Some Fentanyl is mostly animal tranquilizer from the videos I've seen most of the dealers use it on the East Coast. I bet you can almost trace certain Fent to certain cartels or home grown labs because of it's chemical make up.
@pouya not to mention the depleted amount of Dopamine Seratonin and other amino acids that are very important for brain function. Xanax can be used to alleviate some of the body aches and pains they get from with draw but they need a lot of Omega 3 fish oil to replenish neurotransmitters. Looking at it from a holistic approach. Micro dosing at very small levels might help however Fent is man and makes it severely volatile.
@@pinacolada1393 xanax is a benzodiazepine and also highly addictive and has a brutal detox. It cannot be mixed with most of the meds used to treat opiod addiction either like methadone or suboxone
Here on the East Coast the Xanax is laced with Fenty. Everything is
My older brother mordy passed away from fentanyl in July 2019 he was loving and cared for everyone's success. He made life fun and believed In bringing everyones potential up. He was a social genius able to make people feel understood right away. I miss him everyday. He had enormous generosity. This drug has ruined so many lives. I can't even watch this. But i appreciate you bringing attention to the subject. Much love.
If he was smart he should have never touched the drug. Something is wrong here
I was addicted to Fentanyl patches back from 2008-2010, before Carfentanyl even came out on the streets. It started after I used my Moms Dilaudid’s after she passed of cancer and my opiate addiction grew from there. I got up to 100 mg patches and would cut up the patch and suck on the pieces. My friend with MS would sell his patches to buy crack. Harm reduction saved my life and I’ve been sober since 2010. I’m so thankful I’m still here to raise my son, whose now 15❤
Wow.... Thank you for your testimony!!! God bless you❤❤
Glad you made it out. I did too. So greatful 🤲
God this is sad. These are real people ... good people .. , who have ended up enslaved. I am so deeply grateful to have had the opportunities and the parental support (sometimes tough support!) that it takes, to end up with a life that isn't about alcohol or drugs. Thank you Peter, for getting the truth out there.
I was heroin addict for 10 years 2 years clean now and I'm so happy I made it out! Recovery is Real!!!
God bless you 🙏❤
I’m a travel nurse, just back from an assignment in an Emergency Department in Fort Myers FL. The fentanyl abuse and homelessness blew my mind. There were very few resources to help these people. We mostly returned them right back to the streets.
A cured cystomer is lost customer. Why would you guys help them.
because the investor makes money from the drugs, makes money from the hospital, makes money from the treatment centers, and makes money from the morgue...
so it doesnt matter..
its our perception thats manipulated..
There are free Suboxone clinics. It worked for me. Suboxone doesn't provide any euphoria but you don't get sick. Even if you smoke Fentanyl it will not work.
its so scary and sad
I started a channel to share stories about Fentanyl OD losses. It’s called Those Fentanyl Left Behind. If you feel like sharing. Thank you, it’s healing for me to hear that I’m not alone. I lost my 34 yro husband to Fentanyl. It’s soooo hard. & the cops do nothing.
So proud of the producer who is making awareness and going to the worse areas to help and assist. God bless you.
Well done Peter on one million subs. I love your work.
Excellent coverage.
We need more conversations on this topic.
I watched a mother weap over her sons lifeless corpse. I've never felt so helpless.
Heartbreaking, could never imagine how she felt.
I did a lot of drugs in my teens and 20's but always held a job and knew that wasn't the road I wanted my life to go down. I had family too that did everything they could to help get my life back together and after I got pregnant and married my kids became my life and no way was I going to ruin their lives because of mine. It really is family and just go old fashioned grit that gets one out of a drug addicted life. Our country needs to get back to focus on the family because that's where this begins and ends.
Very true ✅
Community not family. We can't be so self centered that we only care about direct interaction.
@@raep5138 I'm glad you told that Joe Biden loving gun banning clown off.
There’s a difference between partying when you’re young and doing drugs, and literally needing a drug to survive and get out of bed in the morning.
@@Minx250 I couldn't agree with you more however if I had a sexy lady as you I probably wouldn't want to get out of bed every morning either!
Thank you Peter for your in-depth reporting on social issues in America. You are providing a lot of insight and information in your videos.
Peter, you are one of the best sources for real stories. People trust you and and that brings us the unadulterated truth. I appreciate you and the truth your bring from Sacramento, CA!
The lady in white is quite knowledgeable. She is obviously intelligent. I wonder what she could have done with her life if she followed a different part. This whole thing scares the s**t out of me. God help them all! Thanks for the vlog!
Thank you Peter and thank you Bryce Batcheller for bringing this social epidemic of Fentanyl addiction to our attention. This is an out of control problem with its widespread use and how it's spreading throughout the drug world. I got another message from this video. DO NOT BORROW pills or drugs from anyone for anything.
One of my best friends unknowingly took fentanyl in Denver, he died one year ago yesterday. It’s a huge problem where I live too, it’s everywhere and it’s incredibly deadly
Thank you so much for shedding light on such a tragic subject. I've heard of it but wasn't really familiar with all these issues until seeing this. Keep spreading truth & excellent content.
Fentanyl is no joke. 3 years ago I took a perc with my friends and one of my friends died from Them right in front of me.
Stay away from all drugs, eat healthy, love God, love family & chase your dreams 💯 these short term highs are not worth it.
I’m sorry man. I’m glad you’ve turned your life around.
I’m so sorry that happened to you. Additionally, God is a fairy tale.
@@ASM881 to you
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@@nimanixo No, not to me. The fact that things do or do not exist is quite independent of what you think of them.
Take the Moon for example. You can deny the existence of the Moon all day, you can build websites or write books about its non-existence. Unfortunately none of that makes the claim true. It’s the same for God.
My step daughter died from this drug last November ,the pain that it has on the family is awful,I pray that they see there way with God help
So sorry
So sorry for your loss 😢
Thanks!
Thank you!
My heart hurts for Susie she seems so genuine. Please don’t die. 💔
So scary this is such a deadly epidemic
She knows what shes doing and all the possibilities that could happen to her. Spending usd 150 daily for drugs is a lot of money 💰
That girl has a brain too. I’d love to have heard what her life was like before the addiction.
@@emmbieemmbie2131 I know, exactly. That would also be a good idea to humanize them more to people who don’t understand addiction and judge.
I can admit I don’t fully understand it as I’ve never been afflicted with it. I can’t empathize but I can sympathize.
I liked her to..
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That lady who got her drug tested is actually really smart. She has the ability to become something great I believe
Many people are like that in skid row, society drugs, family or just going on the wrong path plays its part
Most addicts are brilliant... you have to be to stay alive...
Sure thing bud
Thank you. This was so educational, I'm in Australia and it's becoming a huge problem over here as well. I watch another youtube channel too called 'The Life Boat' that really focuses on educating people on drugs and living happily in sobriety. Recently they have had a lot of shows about Fentanyl. They have a live stream at 5pm (Pacific Time) everyday except Wednesday and Thursday and you can call in live to talk about your experiences and ask the hosts questions. They are extremely knowledgable, helpful with no judgement and I know for a fact they have already saved quite a few lives. It's just a loving, friendly place to go, regardless of what is happening in your life and love helping people.
Your channel and other ones like this are really needed to educate people about this horrific, growing nightmare .. so many people are dying. Thankyou again for your video. Please be safe everyone.
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Been sober 12 years! I thank God I got away from this mess it’s such a hard battle to fight!
My dear friend Randy of 43 years just passed away from slamming fentanyl. He was a meth addict and got some fentanyl laced meth. RIP my brother. Love you man! 😔
Sorry for your loss
Great piece, Peter. You bring awareness to those, like me, who know very little about this situation. Thank you.
My two nieces past away to a drug overdose back in June 2021 from cocaine fentanyl. People now a day's have to be extra careful of what they are consuming, because drugs are being laced with fentanyl and they're not a joke. R.I.P. too both of my nieces! 😥😢🙏🏽🙏🏽
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Unbelievable. So sorry for your family’s loss.
@pouya ok I'll bite. So how do you get the CSF flowing again?
@pouya Interesting. Thanks.
@pouya I agree! All moving parts need continual alignment. 🙏
Incredible work Peter. Hearing these people speak about their troubles, really serves to humanize them. It’s time to go on the offensive against the source of fentanyl.
Oh god yeah coz a UA-cam video is going to help people on this shit. I'm sure them 20 years i was on heroin if only id had a UA-cam interview to help me. Ffs 🤦♀️ 😂
@@mebutnotme.Khan78 don't be a twat
Thank you Peter! Very important informing of how bad it's become. Stay Safe, Please🌺
My first time In a residential rehab facility I met 3, 15 year old kids hooked on fentanyl, The US is suffering in a whole new epidemic and this one looks like it's going to be harder to get rid of
My story is horrible because of the doctors. I was an Alcoholic & was in the hospital all the time from passing out and going through DTs really bad. I was told that I was the worst they've seen. One day I ended up in the hospital for a month due to acute kidney failure because of Alcoholic seizures. They were giving me Dilaudid for the withdrawal which is unheard of. Dilaudid is just a strong version of Morphine. They gave it to me the whole time I was there & got me addicted. Before that, I have never taken anything for pain. Well, then I started drinking & using Dilaudid which they were giving me prescriptions. Then I quit Alcohol & got on Dilauded or whatever I can get my hands on. I overdosed 20 times ending up in the hospital this went on from the age of 18 to 26. I can relate to that lady saying she got addicted in the hospital. I think about it now after being 8 years sober how insane it is that they gave an alcoholic with an addictive personality Dilauded to help with the DTs. It makes me sick knowing they knew the consequence. The Sad part no one is doing anything about it. Now they have more restrictions in some states but not all. I wish I could take them to court to stop them from doing it to others. Addiction is really sick. You won't quit because of rehab or because of AA or NA. The only way to truly quit is when you realize it yourself. Otherize you will continue to slip even after years if you're not 100% done. Once that happens drugs or alcohol never enter your mind again. It's like hitting a switch. Sadly I had many friends who thought they hit that switch. But 2 to 3 years later they're back at or dead. Never force someone to quit or never ask someone to go to rehab. It's a waste unless they make that decision on their own. I'm so glad I quit before the Fentanyl hit the streets, or I would have been dead.
Peter I think a follow up video on this crisis is needed it's so heartbreaking
I am enjoying this skid row series so much, and I appreciate all the awareness you are bringing to everyone. I hate to see an episode coming to an end, but look forward to the next one.
I actually ran across mark's channel first, then yours. thank you for bringing awareness .. because even though we know about drugs and homelessness, it's sometimes too easy to just brush it under the rug and try to pretend it doesn't exist, until we are unfortunately put in the position to face it first hand. not only for ourselves but our family, friends, our loved ones ..
I saved my twin brother's life on February 7th of this past year from a relapse/overdose and I wouldn't wish that on anyone... We're only 36 and have lost so many people to this deadly addiction and I'm afraid that it's only going to get worse!
@YOULOVEME, I got to him in time and started CPR until the EMTs arrived... It took the rescue squad to get here to finally narcan him and get a pulse. They shocked him 4 times and nothing would work to get his pulse back until the rescue squad arrived.
How perfect was your timing? ❤️ I’m sure your whole family is very thankful for you. So since that incident…how is he? I wonder if they’re scared to use after that or if they have any memory of any of it unless someone tells them?
@@emmbieemmbie2131, I had a feeling something wasn't right with him when he got home and his addiction has always kept me on edge, so when I heard that death snore, I already knew what it was and jumped into action. It took the rescue squad to get here to finally get a pulse back for him bc the EMTs couldn't get anything to work to get his pulse back. He went to rehab a day after our B'day (March 9th), completed rehab and now is in sober living doing amazing in Winchester, VA. After it all happened he said that he knows that his body can't handle it anymore and that if he does it again that he'll more than likely die. I have more hope in his addiction bc he never shot up and always snorted it and feel like he has more of a chance unlike if he had been shooting up all them years. We just lost another good friend last week to this deadly disease and our buddy died in the parking lot of the rehab center he was checking into. There was a photo of my twin and our friend at the funeral Monday and that's really gotten him shook up about his addiction and recovery bc he knows that if could of easily of been him as well!
@@michaelsparrow2724 thank God! Thank you for the positive story. A friend of mine went to rehab and didn’t return home afterwards. He knows returning to that same environment is too risky. He stayed in the town where he went to rehab and his family visits him at his new place. I hope your brother chooses to do the same thing - or any town other than where he lived before getting sober. Great story. Prayers for your whole family.
You are one of the best channels on UA-cam. Thank you for bringing these stories to everyone. It’s hard to trust anything these days but you’re the real deal.
I strongly believe you are offering a solution through spreading awareness regarding the situation itself, its a extremely complex situation and frankly there might not be a possibility to save every addict out there. But just like Bryce said in the video, one solution is to work proactively and you are in a way by doing these videos. Spreading this tragedy is extremely difficult but it might make a diffrence for someone considering using.
This is not a solution. Everyone knows about the fentanyl crisis. It’s money. He makes money as a content creator. Get real bro.
God bless you Adam for being one of the humans to still possess empathy. I pray that the world doesn't crush you how it's crushed many others, perhaps into using drugs for one example. Be well brother
@@brianna094 usual dope fiend junkies
@@YMH420s A solution doesn't always have to be complete, and activism doesn't have to end at making a buck
Portugal has the answer
Peter, Congratulations on 1 Million subs! Well earned. This was a very sad story to watch. There seems to be less and less value on human life. I have no idea how we can help so many and stop this drug from infiltrating into all areas of society. A drug free world seems almost like a fantasy. It’s just heartbreaking.
Well said, my friend.
This should be shown to kids in all schools! The best educative material it could be, even that it is so sad.
Those testing strips are a great idea! I’m a believer in harm reduction & psycho education.. Awesome video Peter!
Peter you are a cool cat. I was scared, just watching. May those poor souls find the strength to get off these drugs.
Thank you for your unbiased content! I have no desire to live in a big city, but I will be going into law enforcement in a smaller city and your content is really insightful.
Its happening in small cities also.
It's been creeping into most rural areas for years. I can't imagine how our society is going to remain functional over the next few years.
Don't make a wrong choice , please thank you for sharing this
My ex husband overdosed on meth laced with Fentanyl on New Years Eve this year. When we were together, his drug of choice was pills like oxy and hydros and never in a million years would I think he went past that but apparently he did. We still remained good friends after we split but I just couldn't live with a drug addict anymore. He promised me he had been clean for a few years but obviously he wasn't telling me the truth because when I read his autopsy it broke my heart with everything the toxicology test came back positive on. I still can't come to terms of losing him but part of me always knew he would die young and would die from drugs.
You need Personal secretary
You are the true victim here. Your husband started down a path that had only one outcome. He chose drugs over everyone else in his life.
I lost my son on 04/15/22, we believe to this drug, he leaves behind a wife with two children. Life not the same with out him. I miss him every day. He was only 31. Love you Anthony!
This deserves a spot on a mainstream news work. This is real journalism.
It's really scary that something can be that addicting. As a recovering alcoholic with 10 years sobriety I sometimes worry about what's around the corner. I hope it's never Fentanyl.
I live in Vegas and this is a big problem here too. Praying for you people. Stay safe.
Who is it a problem for
@@rayosullivan4398 the people who are abusing the drugs and families and friends having to pick up the pieces when the drug addicted die and are not themselves when they go cooktop.
Congratulations on a million subscribers peter,I watch from Scotland 🏴 🇬🇧 uk I’m happy for you and the watchers
Love your work Peter , incredible what goes on which we never hear about in the UK , God Bless
Peter I thank you for showing the lives of what others are going through not to make them feel less than b/c it's not a good story to share but to hear the stories such as Susie as to how she became addicted and so forth and much love to Bryce for taking action. I got his contact information to share with centers here where I am located. I had a close friend that was an addict but it wasn't fentanyl but it's still not anything easy to address.
I live in a real small town in Wyoming and someone just got busted with a bunch of this stuff and it scares the hell out of me knowing it's now in my small area :(
This channel has opened my eyes to the world around us
Gotta stop hanging out with bad boys my guy
Thank you Peter for the great content! Brings some kind of awareness! My heart goes out to everyone who at some point are involved with addictions(that includes family members ) must be hard to watch their loved ones lead this path! Breaks my heart! Best of luck to everyone involved!
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EVERY family has been affected by addiction. Thank you for this content, keep up the good work my man 👍🏻
Thank you so much for bringing light to the issues we are facing around the world, Peter. A huge congratulations to you for achieving 1 million subscribers. Very well deserved. :) Keep up the incredible, incredible work. 💖
Thanks Jody!
Thank you for spreading awareness on this, I've known a lot of people that have overdosed on fentanyl, including myself actually and it's a serious public health crisis, there's been kids all over the US dying... The county I'm in has over 10 overdose deaths a day...
I swear watching Pete walk the streets of LA or other major cities is just like playing GTA with the NPCs.. Just seen the person talking to themselves, see the drug dealers, see the gang members, see the regular people with dogs.. it's honestly like watching GTA..
Welcome 2 LA
sounds like you have a very sad and artificial life. i wud live Susie's life in a simulation over yours .
Well GTA is made to resemble reality in the US, not sure why you find it amusing.
oh man, I could binge-watch your videos all day long, keep going, greetings from Brazil
Thank you for the informative video
Everyone watching this video has family members that needs to be aware of what’s going on our streets
I’ve 2 grandchildren I talk to them about this epidemic that’s going on in world
My daughter keeps these 2 boys occupied in sports, pick them up from school everyday for the last 13 years
Again thank you so much for all your videos
Thanks for the reminder that even through Covid Fentanyl is still around and doing more damage than before . Thank you so hat your video is making people aware of what is happening not just LA but all over
Lost my brother to a Fentanyl overdose 10-15-20. Thanks for spreading awareness Peter.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss 😢
WHEW what a reminder of what Ive kept out of. They had me on loads of fentanyl in SICU at 19. Didn't even see those records until a decade later. One of my csections they gave it to me without my knowledge. It was the worst experience where I MADE MY VOICE HEARD on my last pregnancy about it. I love the work you do FR. Oh but I've been so frowned upon in previous THC use... until they see my medical records. But... that's WV for ya. What a reminder of the strength I've carried my entire life. Endless gratitude.
Good man for letting people know that this is going around all around us. And hopefully it will bring education to those who might need it🙏🏼👍
Unfortunately even the educated who know about the risks of fentanyl will try it to experience what it feels like, and boom they become sucked in and powerless to the evil drug they love
I am someone who didn't come from a family with anyone with addiction but it's always been a topic of interest for me. These videos remind me of how lucky I have been to never be around drugs but also reminds me that these are not bad people - I've always felt that the media portrays addicts and places like skid row as bad people and horrible/dangerous areas. Obviously skid row is not safe for the average person, but these people are not bad people, they are addicts. I hope these people find their peace.
Don't ever do any drugs. You do it once, you will come back whether that's the next day or two years down the road.
yeah?? they will rip you off with no regrets and kill ya with love (most of them)....why?? 'cause they cannot do differently.. as kids probably were the best but now if you're sane don't even stay close to them...sad but true
The one broad said she stole to support her habit. That's not a good person.
@@sethhowerton1489starting weed was personally one of the best decisions of my life. I don't condone to hard drugs, but marijuana does everything I need. I have chronic insomnia, anxiety, and because of that I have horrible stomach and digestive issues, I was underweight from feeling nauseous all the time. All that is now gone... So don't say never...lol
What you don’t see is how many times they’ve stolen from loved ones and everyone else…or worse. Junkies will do anything to feed their habit.
Great research Peter :) Tis a tough subject on all sides but good to hear that it is being made aware and known of to the general public. It is indeed a complex situation. Good report about this. :)
Wishing Susie well. She seems like a genuine woman who fell into some hard times. Hope she is able to get some help
I was taking a break from my book 📖 The Least of Us: True Tales of American and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth by Sam Quinones and this video popped up on my feed.
Thanks for capturing/sharing the active users’ experiences here about “fetty”, this topic needs as much attention as possible 🙏🏽
Everyone ought to read this book-- 100% opened my eyes and brought clarity to what exactly was happening to a loved one. It was all there. This drug is insidious.
I'm lucky I got clean from heroin before Fentanyl was widely available. I got clean in 2007 and had only used (medical grade) Fentanyl patches twice. They were extremely hard to come by back then. I was 19 when I got clean and have been clean for almost 15 years. I doubt I'd have made it out if Fentanyl was prevalent then.
Dam Susie is very informed .. God please guide and help her to a better place .. she could be out there saving lives .. changing the world .. she seem extremely smart .
Peter you are one of the most under-rated there is on youtube! Amazing!
I’m from Kentucky I was hooked on prescribed 30s back in my early twenty’s. It cost me my farm etc almost my life. I went to prison and have been out 12 years clean.
Keep up the good work
@@goddess22233 that’s it
@@goddess22233 Thanks no other choice but to keep pushing. I won’t be another statistic
@pouya very good knowledge my friend. I will look into this. It may help because I still suffer from lower back pain. But I have learned to block pain out.
Congratulations & God bless you