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- When a cancer patient turns to using hard drugs in order to ease her severe pain, her doctor takes her where she can do it with medical supervision.
From New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 8 'What the Heart Wants' - Sharpe lands in hot water when she goes out on a limb for a patient; Max's grief comes to a head; Bloom takes a major step in her recovery.
New Amsterdam (2018) After becoming the medical director of one of the United States's oldest public hospitals, Dr Max Goodwin sets out to reform the institution's neglected and outdated facilities to treat the patients.
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It was so touching when he asked for consent before touching her paraphernalia. I had an eating disorder so I really understand the addicted brain. The ritual of it and the “accessories” are personal and can carry a lot of shame. Awesome dude and all doctors should be like this
@StayInAlive the father
In this particular case I agree but in general I just can’t even tho I can empathize when a lot of this.
All that is a crock of chit. Enabling addicts isn't the way to go even if it means relieving some pain for a short period of time. Or even because of a mental illness like depression. The fact that there are alternatives enabling a addict only helps shorten their life.
@@robertlavigne9828 you really should educate yourself. This isn’t enabling. When addicts feel safe and not judged they are FAR more likely to ask for help. Which means they are far more likely to get sober. It’s far more difficult to get these people help when there is so much shame, stigma, and judgmental attitudes like yours. Countries that have decriminalized drugs have lower rates of addiction and lower rates of overdose. Substance use disorder is a disease that needs treatment, not jail time and judgement. These sites keep people safe. Not only are less people dying when these sites are legal and easy to access, but less disease gets spread around within communities and more people find sobriety. I encourage you to educate yourself on these matters so you can find some empathy within your heart for these human beings who are struggling. Good luck to you and God Bless.
this is a very intriguing statement i can totally see this being true
For everyone curious/confused about safe injection sites being legal, this episode is from 2020, official safe injection sites only started opening up in New York (where this is set) in 2021, so it wasn’t around at the time this was written and filmed
Thank you for confirming apparently everyone else is very uneducated
She said, it wasn't legal.
@@JulsLittleBeirutAnarchy At the time of filming
This is legal in Vancouver Canada. There is a huge drug problem over there. They’re spots all over the city like this, safe injection sites… run by doctors, social workers and nurses. People who do suffer with addiction don’t get arrested, your drugs get tested, they give you a safe place to inject, provide you with equipment needed (needles, alcohol pads, etc), doctors/nurses are onsite to save peoples lives if they OD, free counselling. There aren’t cops lurking to arrest you when you come out of these sites.
Thank goodness, Kenney shut Alberta’s down! Cons want to kill us!
That infuriates me. They are allowing people to be destroyed by addiction.
@@marylinz5079
They are less likely to lose their lives due to these sites.
With workers and doctors they most likely help many wean off and become clean.
Not only does it stop death, but also the strain on the healthcare system and increases access to treatment to overcome addiction.
It also prevents diseases and infections drug users who inject can and do get, again, reducing strain on healthcare systems.
They also have many programs they can join to help achieve less deaths or illnesses, safety for them and others, less burden on the police, it saves lives and also money.
Often times it leads to a safe space for someone experiencing trauma induced substance abuse disorder to talk, most often those with SAD move over to a more conventional substance used to treat the disorder. Is that not great???
By keeping patients safe and alive, they are recognizing the chronicity of addiction and then provide them with another chance to engage in recovery services, as they are now putting their faith back into these people.
@@marylinz5079 Better this way than be destroyed by a crazed legal system, be assaulted while high, die from infections, Fentanyl-Poisoning or Overdosing. Counseling also means that people can be helped towards freeing themselfes from addiction.
Can I ask what are the upsides to even having these places besides this. People are still doing drugs? These so called “safe consumption” sites still allow consumption of drugs. I’ve personally seen drugs tear apart families luckily mine was repaired but not everyone is so lucky.
Getting in trouble for showing empathy and trying to help a patient in need.
That’s the world we live in
No good deed.......
I'm a chronic pain sufferer, not from cancer but a different condition. There are times when the pain is so bad that you will literally contemplate anything to make it stop.
Yes
It's much better to work out treatment with a medical professional, but their availability doesn't always allow sufferers long enough clarity.
How do you manage? Did you get admitted to a hospital to try meds and doses?
@@wessltov figured out the proper dosing for me at home. Sometimes though it’s not enough and thc is expensive… most of the time it works better than narcotics for me
@@BlinkOnWheels Glad that worked out for you! From what you're saying it seems you managed to keep an objective view, instead of taking more and more out of worry
Going to an ER is not only expensive and gets you labeled as an addict. You are forced to tell the pharmacy tech why you need your pain meds but the guy who needs penicillin to keep his junk from rotting off after he cheated on his wife gets to keep his privacy in tact. The policy keep us safe, supposed to any, until some asshole broke in to my house to steel my meds after he over heard me. He even said in his statement he waited near the pharmacy until someone he heard the tech ask why needed my meds then he followed me home. All the policies in the world won't help.
Dr. Sharpe literally helped save that woman's life, and should NOT have been arrested! Absolutely infuriating!
This is a show, but this happens. You can save a person's life and get arrested. FFS there was an old woman who got arrested for feeding the homeless. That's why people are deterred from helping others.
Thankfully these places do exist, and fortunately for some places it is perfectly legal for them to be there. Honestly, hope more countries conform to this idea, it actually has a lot of benefits, yk? Not only for those individuals, but the country as a whole.
I think you mean Dr. Jones.
Unfortunately what’s right and what’s legal aren’t often the same
This infuriates me. She should never be arrested for helping someone safely do this. What an amazing doctor. I'm so glad safe injection sites are legal in Canada.
How is it safe to inject street drugs. you never know what your injecting. Sober since 7/31/2017. If you don't understand so called safe injection sites do not solve the problem.
@@marylinz5079
Research suggests otherwise.
So do the many addicts who have become clean since these sites have opened.
The strain on the criminal system and healthcare systems are less burdened with overdoses, infections, diseases caused by unsafe injecting and as with what the person did in this episode, they check the substance to make sure it isn’t mashed with other substance (not just fentanyl)
As I have written on another comment;
They are less likely to lose their lives due to these sites.
With workers and doctors they most likely help many wean off and become clean.
Not only does it stop death, but also the strain on the healthcare system and increases access to treatment to overcome addiction.
It also prevents diseases and infections drug users who inject can and do get, again, reducing strain on healthcare systems.
They also have many programs they can join to help achieve less deaths or illnesses, safety for them and others, less burden on the police, it saves lives and also money.
Often times it leads to a safe space for someone experiencing trauma induced substance abuse disorder to talk, most often those with SAD move over to a more conventional substance used to treat the disorder. Is that not great???
By keeping patients safe and alive, they are recognizing the chronicity of addiction and then provide them with another chance to engage in recovery services, as they are now putting their faith back into these people.
@@marylinz5079 it's safe in the meaning of location, the needles being used, the people around you. It's a safer way to use street drugs and you are right, it doesn't solve the problem but it's a step in the right direction at least
Also safe injecting sites and related services are proven to be more likely to support people to get into long term treatment
It’s sad but you have to follow the law in what what state or country your in.
The self-righteousness of people who don't have to deal with these illnesses is outrageous.
Funny thing is, this SHOULD be legal (with regulations) as there's findings that prove this works as therapy
Conservatives and their War on Drugs will never allow stuff like that to happen. ESPECIALLY since it doesn't make any money.
Yes! I hope this starts getting more awareness so that people have more/better ways to get help. Atleast in my country there's pretty poor help for drug users looking to get clean. I knew somebody who tried to get clean but failed to find any outside help (he did try) and in the end couldnt do it on his own and went back to using, I have no idea where he is these days or if he's even alive..
@@strangerinastrangeland3613
Shoutout to the raisins in suits that, to this day, still refuse to admit they lost the War on Drugs. They're the only ones believing the War on Drugs is still happening, and thereby spending millions every year trying to fight it to absolutely no avail.
Dethrone the raisins. Bring in the fresh grapes.
@@ThePowerofCutleries Unfortunately, no new fresh grapes will ever be brought in. Trump is running again in 2024, and if he wins, the entire country is going to fall.
@@strangerinastrangeland3613
Well, perhaps what the US truly needs is a downfall into pure anarchy and chaos to climb itself out of in order to finally, FINALLY, see the error of its ways.
Unfortunately, with the state of the American people, I doubt even that will be enough for them to learn.
At least it's wildly entertaining to see from the outside. It's almost like a real-life reality TV show. The World's Greatest 3rd World Country!
Edit: Huh, your reply got removed. I suppose UA-cam shadowbans the mention of certain political names nowadays. Just another thing to add to the list of things this site does wrong.
I'm glad to see the comment section so open to this approach and recognizing the validity of safe-consumption sites.
I work in social services and currently safe-consumption sites are not legal in my province (I live in Canada). This is a massive problem and I've lost count of how many people I've revived after they accidentally OD'd on a tainted supply. These sites save lives and it needs to be the norm everywhere
funny how Canada closed down a lot of the safe injection sites because the sites increased drug abuse and crime.
Seems to me like it just feeds the problem. Do these sights help people kick these addictions or does it just give them a place to shoot up?
@@clydewill2340 it shows we care about addicts rather than demonizing them. We can’t shame people out of drugs. We can help them. I do think it’s a real fine line depending on the country and site. But it’s far better than mass incriminating them for having a disease
@@alfobootidir2474personally I dont really care if someone chooses to use drugs, usually I only start caring when I start finding dirty needles lying around or people try to peddle these seriously addictive substances to others who's lives will be destroyed by them. I can definitely see some benefits to having some of these, but I'm not sure if it would outweigh the drawbacks.
@@clydewill2340 it worked for Portugal
I'm standing with he doctor on this one
This episode is such a great example of how untreated pain and the war on drugs is actively harming the whole population.
Last I checked safe consumption sites are completely legal (at least here)and are preventing unnecessary infections ,overdoses and deaths,are they not legal in New York??
most definitely not legal
@@DonMarzzoni well they are here 🤷🏻♀️
@@buffya8012 just because it's legal in your area doesn't mean it's legal everywhere else.
@@DonMarzzoni Where are you basing this from? Just I've seen you comment it twice now so I was curious as to where you're from
@@dantheman9565 I'm from Denver, but I'm basing all this because except for a few cities it's not legal especially in "prolife" Republican controlled cities and states.
The theme for for this year's World Patient Safety Day is "Medication Without Harm". I think Safe Consumption Sites should be legalized for that purpose.
UPDATE: I 'M KEEPING MY PRESCRIPTION!! I was wrong about my doctor -- she's far more compassionate than i expected.
Everything written below is me borrowing trouble. I'm literally shocked! (and delighted!!)
I'm a chronic pain patient, neuro disorder. 50 mg methadone per day barely keeps it under control and now my doctor is taking me off it entirely because I need Ambien to sleep and she said "NO!!". I guess 5 hrs a night should be enough for anyone.
I swore I'd never turn to illegal drugs, but the pain is starting to erode my mind after 19 years of fighting it. If I lose what little help I have left I'm done. It's obvious there's too many of us on Social Security, so this is their answer. Never wanted to be old and disabled AND in pain anyway.
Eugenics. Plain and simple. In Canada people have taken the assisted suicide to stop the pain!!!!
I hope you are feeling better.❤
You should get a second opinion or third even 10th if that posibble, i cant even begin to imagne how chronic pain would felt, my teeth decaying is really horrible pain, i cant even sleep, now chornic pain ? omg
@@gethina-come7885 Wish I could. Doctors are being investigated by the DEA for writing "too many" opioid Rx. None will accept an opioid-dependent patient, even with a documented health condition. Their employers are ORDERING them to stop or get fired from the practice!
@@downhomesunset Thank you, dear. The days of feeling better are in the past for us, but your concern is appreciated!
I hope you find a great doctor to guide you through it. I got amytriptriline to help me sleep i know what youre going through and im so sorry.
I cried watching this. Ive never done heroin but I do have chronic pain. The actresses look of relief and thankfulness when the guy lit the lighter for her was so heart wrenching
I was thrilled when I heard of one of these opening in Canada and I can’t wait for them to be legal in the US! They usually have a floor upstairs for people who are ready for rehab and they have nurses with narcan and oxygen on standby. They even help you find a good vein (but they don’t actually dose you). They’re just there to keep you safe. I mean if these people are going to use no matter what, and they will, then why not give them a safe space not ONLY for them but for the surrounding area and people. This takes dirty needles off the streets and playground for kids to find and prevents people from overdosing and putting pressure on EMS, ER’s and the healthcare system. I mean it really is a brilliant idea.
No good deed goes unpunished.
It is now the law in Canada that if someone calls in medical services to help with an OD the caller cannot be prosecuted for criminal charges.
I'm a major advocate of "safe" drug usage. It's good to see that so much of the comment section shares the mindset.
People still need to be educated in correct way. This truly hard work to do. Keep supporting n improve helping those all this people.
Absolutely heartbreaking!!!
What would she actually be charged with? She never actually gave her drugs. She did not buy any drugs. She never had drugs on her person. She did not use drugs. She helped a woman get to a facility. The facility was participating and/or assisting in the use of drugs. That maybe illegal but simply being in the building is not a crime.
You underestimate the mental gymnastics some cops and politicians will do to bring down their targets
I don't know why the doctor didn't just give her some stronger pain meds. She's a cancer patient and Percocets are relatively weak. Give her some fentanyl patches or something and she won't have to use heroin anymore.
The DEA has shut down opioids for pain patients in my area (upper Midwest). Drs who write "too many" opioid Rx are fired & turned in to the DEA.
@@krisaaron5771 as they should be.
@@toomanyaccounts “too many” prescriptions were numbers pulled out of thin air by the DEA. They have full access to mine, yours and everyone else’s medical records in the guise of saving us from our doctors. They will actually call drs and ask if a patient needs this amount of that. The government is in your doctors office.
@@toomanyaccounts no. You cannot pretend that you know what "too much" is!
@@theduckchick 300-400 new prescriptions in a month whereas the doctor has no office and no patients
i wish safe facilities really were available in america. so many people would still be alive....
They are in New York....
They're legal in California. Fox News goes to them and films people and then airs the footage to attack Democrats for helping people...
It would be nice to have them everywhere! Addiction is a disease in and of itself, and yet people are still seen as bad people when they are simply desperate to ease their pain! I have heard of these heroin dens where people toss trash everywhere and bad needles that have been used over and over is a nightmare! To see the kind of thing of a place where people are SAFE, NOT judged AND has a place where people can fight their addictions is like God sending angels to grant us more hope in a world of pain and despair!
I hope she's ok as well as for the doctor I'm glad she helped her safely.
Karen: The board will discuss your fate
Helen: I am the board
Ngl I got distracted by how absolutely stunning the actress that plays Shayna is, those cheekbones and pouty lips girl I’m jelly you’re just absolutely gorgeous 🖤
Getting hit with Narcan is like getting hit by a train, it's horrific if you were on something like Heroin or Methadone. Even with comfort drugs administered afterwards, that early in she'd be flopping about like a fish that's been dropped ashore. I've worked a lot of OD cases, it's a nightmare.
This is so cool. I’ve never heard of this. Apparently, this is legal now in Canada and I really wish this was a thing in America (that’s where I live). This could save so many people’s lives.
House would have a field day with the doctor that got arrested.
2:11 This is the definition of going through all the trouble
If only Ritalin can suppress addiction but not sex
Heroin is actually a really kick ass pain killer. Better than almost all pain meds. Unfortunately even if someone is dying in immense pain it’s totally illegal
It's analogue to morphine lol
So now I have a new series to watch.
She doc is lovely inside and out
Dr Helene sharp should be given a medal not arrested
This actress that plays Helen is phenomenal loved her in Doctor Who. Sounds like she learned everything from him.
I couldn't get enough of th.e series every day life...trying to help others .the people who do and the people who dont....but love rocks❤....amazing stories
It still sucks that these aren't legal everywhere even though they've shown over and over again that they so work in reducing the spread of diseases and even in lowering addictions because of all the education they come with.
Lol, so helping to pump heroin into the arm of an addict will help kick the addiction? I had no idea.
@@arynrowland862 Yes. It provides a safe space for them to inject while they receive therapy. Most people (assuming you) think drug addicts deserve to be assaulted and die simply because they have an addiction.
@@arynrowland862 there is literature.
Yes however it comes with mental consequences. Those drugs can affect a persons mental health
@@mistiqueentourage7182 Often, their mental health is the reason they started doing drugs. Trauma is the "gateway" drug, not cannabis, a warm bed and a meal or two.
When the nurses are helping keep them alive and breathing, the drug counselor (typically a recovering addict) is talking to them about getting clean. That's when they're listening; you as a therapist/counselor go where THEY are.
The hard minimisation principle is not aimed at blame, and has significant results for drug intake decrease. It is a practice in many countries.
my town recently started fundraising for safe-consumption sites and the amount of vial comments you see online is absurd. the same people who post about their experiences with cancer in the family and say they appreciate our veterans dont realize that those are the people who would often turn to the use of hard drugs, if you aren't going to campaign for their welfare then stop saying you are on their side.
Especially after the VA decided to force veterans off opioids that were working for them for decades. Pain is extremely debilitating; it can take away your will to live.
What an odd way to treat the symptoms yet totally circumvent any attempt to treat the root cause.
I feel like that woman pretending to help her is the one who snitched on her
Why didnt she just slip her WHITE coat off before going into a sketchy place before having to help her patient walk into the safe center...? Least it would have bought her some time
Safe Consumption Spaces can help so many people.
Safe injection sites are good in that addicts are brought closer to doctors who can provide them with clean needles that decrease their chances of dying from the drugs they’re using and help them stop using altogether. Unfortunately, this approach is often paired with lenient sentences for drug traffickers. We treat users like criminals and criminals with kid gloves compared to other countries. If we gave treatment to addicts and executed the traffickers, we could actually bring this problem under control.
I…is tha…is that Martha Jones?!?
Yes!
This is why I’m prodeath and all patients who are suffering. Must be entitled with their end of life kit.
I don't understand how she would have gotten in trouble for that
How can they treat cancer patients like recreational users?
I hope one day we have these in every hospital or clinic. Addiction is a social issue with no bias in class, age, or culture. By making it safer to those struggling and making them feel connected more to their fellow man than to the drug/alcohol or thing they do to their body.
If I’m not mistaken, They have a safe injection site in Kensington, Philadelphia, PA (USA)also.
ETA - Nope, I was mistaken. The proposal to have a safe injection site in Philadelphia was declined by the courts.
Cause it’s Kensington
This is how it should be. People should have the right to do whatever substance they want without the threat of prison. If thejy made these safe injection sites legal everywhere in the US and decriminalized drug use i guarantee you drug violence and crime would absolutely plujmmet.
I had level 7- 10 pain for 3 years. Opiods make it worse.
You have to fix the core problem and if you cannot, just try and make the patient the best as possible.
Which sometimes just isn't possible
My sister had Sickle Cell and the pain is just too much. She ended up doing the same stuff and she died. She was 25.
Officers, she asked you a goddamn question.
This is literally legal in every state, including NY where the show is set?
safe injection sites are definitely not legal
In a Red state, probably. Safe Injection Sites are only a thing in places like Maine, NY, and Cali.
This was not legal when the episode aired.
No it's not. It's definitely not legal. There maybe no federal laws against it, but state laws prevent them
New York
I realize it's a show but it's important to show how to use Narcan the right way. You would need a second bottle to put in the other nostril and wait 2-3 minutes before administering the second dose.
Just how many times has Freema played medical in her career?
Idk but i love her in all of them
What other things has she been in where she plays a doctor?
Freema didn't even state the reason she left.
Aren't cops required by law to tell the person under arrest why they are being arrested? I mean I'm know she knows she broke the law regarding drug usage and knowingly aiding someone take illegal drugs. But the cops can't just haul her away like that in front of her co-workers without explaining what's going on. What if, let's say it was another doctor who looked like her doing the drug thing? The cops could be potentially arresting an innocent person over a case of mistaken identity.
And besides, can they legally take a doctor or a nurse out of a hospital without clearing it up with the hospital board and her superiors? Because I remember one incident in Utah where a nurse was aggressively arrested by a cop because she refused to give him a blood sample of a potential suspect. The thing is the nurse was in the right, they can't give blood samples to the cops without either consent or a warrant. Even the hospital board warned the cop he was about to break the law being as pushy as he was. The cop ended up dragging the nurse out of the hospital kicking and screaming and was physically harmed while being handcuffed. The nurse got a settlement from the city, the cop was fired and the hospital decided to ban the cops from ever contacting any of their staff again: they have to speak directly with the board to even get permission to come unto the hospital premises while in uniform.
We dont have a safe consumption site here in Winnipeg, Canada. And unfortunately, our new mayor doesn't support them. :/
Ayyyy! Another ‘Pegger!
Exactly like this on the news with a lady on new . Look on Inside edition nurse get arrested. So sad how this Lady help someone is someone got in trouble
Is that the actress for Martha Jones?
Yes
High level misconduct on trust and diligence in the medical sector.
They didn’t even tell her she was under arrest a cop is always supposes to inform you your under ❤
Arrest
Isn't that Freema Agyeman aka Martha Jones from Doctor Who and Torchwood?
Indeed, it is.
Out there doing good works for the community. Attics are still people, and they deserve to be able to do what they do safely without the fear. I’m not for iv drug use but I believe in compassionate care
She was just trying to help someone. But. She got in to a bit of trouble. Why does that happen some times.
OMG its Martha Jones from Doctor Who !!
Hi, I hope it's okay to ask, could you please add a warning for the flashing lights in this video please? Thank you so much!
What if the press did get the pictures from the first place not the second? The first was absolutely unambiguously illegal.
We need to do this more in America. Especially now we not only have fentanyl but also ISO which has been state to be either 10-20-100× more lethal than fentanyl.
At 8:17 the blonde lady looks a whole lot like Louise O’Malley on Grey’s Anatomy, is she the same actress that plays her at 8:17?
Sorry but they used the norcan inhaler wrong. That inhaler is a one shot inhaler and is not used in both nostrils.
It is if the person used a lot. It has enough for one in each nostril, I've administered to ppl before. And it's Narcan.
It's NArcan, not norcan. And it's not an inhaler, it's a spray. And yes, they can use both nostrils if the patient took a significantly large OD
- "How is this legal?"
- "It's not."
Of course not. It's harm reduction, and we can't have that. No coddling these sub-human addicts who deserve whatever happens to them. *eyeroll*
Martha Jones.
Ah Martha Jones 0:46
Strangely enough, this is exactly what heroin was originally created for: pain relief! Sadly, people who needed these drugs became criminals.
wait , she didn’t wash her coat from -hospital - c den and back to hospital ?
Amanita =)
From what I have seen police are supposed to tell you what you are being arrested for before you know being taken away IM SORRY FOR THROWING THAT CANDY WRAPPER ON THE STREET BESIDE THE TRASH I MUST HAVE MISSED IT! ..oh its for the drug help yesterday .. tf
why is martha jones here
People are gonna do drugs one way or another. A bad environment doesn’t deter people because that logic doesn’t work on addicts. Addicts don’t burn the same oil as everyone else. If you vive them the ultimatum of drugs or safety, the drugs usually come first because they do what nothing else can.
However, being in constant chronic Intractable pain comes with its own set of troubles. There's a tolerance built up, meaning a higher dose is needed. This doesn't make them an Addict! If someone is turning to the streets, this would be their safest bet. Otherwise, doctors Should be Able to treat their patients in pain with the proper doses while in pain management, NOT THE GOVERNMENT BY ANY MEANS, THEY'RE NOT EDUCATED ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND UNLESS, OF COURSE, IT HAPPENS TO THEM! DR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIPS HAVE BEEN ABOLISHED, THEREFORE CAUSING SOME TO THE STREETS JUST TO EASE THE EXCRUCIATING PAIN WHICH WAS ONCE CONTROLLED GIVING A QUALITY OF LIFE! Now all anyone wants to do is give Narcan which reverses the effects of the drug and then the whole cycle begins again until control over their pain is achieved.
So she gets arrested for taking somebody to do drugs that is clean and safe😮
All these comments clearly have never seen cities where hard drugs are decriminalized or legalized its like a zombie apocalypse
There's a group that's trying to fund sites like these in my city, but opponents are all over claiming it will promote drug use and violent crime (never mind that loads of statistics show that it actually reduces those things by making it easier for people to consider rehab and making it harder for violent criminals to thrive in drug dens).
this is how the world is.. instead of banning alcohol and beer.. the world bans drugs that helps people..
If we're not going to address mental illness in this country, might as well make sure users are safer.
This is unacceptable, doctor saves the girls and that what doctors do and instead she gets arrested for doing the right thing? That is a total BS
High level ppl usually aren't on ppl like that's side
We’re not separated economically or any other way. If people would stop drawing lines in the sand, we could simply help each other
@@downhomesunset Exactly! 💞
@@downhomesunset We aren’t, but typically people that are in power or desire power don’t really care about others. I don’t mean infer that it is 100% the case, but it is more often than not.
Wow
Same thing happened with Anne I was around my adopted brother Peter they injected me I went to the mall by myself and annes two brothers brought me to the abandoned house on craycroft and 5th she gave me concent but the circumstances were too coincidental
wasn't she in dr. who?
Yes
I’m pretty sure she was Rose in Dr.Who
@@niaharmes9256 nope, she's martha
@@stormkip7330 Well I’m dumb 😹
Yes she is
It’s so funny how TV shows and movies portray dope houses so unrealistic 😂😂
That’s not a “dope house”, it’s a safe consumption site.
@@downhomesunset They were talking about the hotel
As a mother of an addict . I have mixed feelings about this
She already did the damage and she's in pain everyday and she has a professional helping her ween off safely
@@AC-ri2ph not sure how you think this is in response to my comment. As an addicts mother I have mixed feelings and I am allowed to . You don't what those feelings are or why . But have a blessed day
Did she lose her job
My adopted family drugged me with ecstacy or something simular then the unleashed me on that poor kid we both were kids but they caused it to happen and brought me there they do the same to horses before they kill them
It is disgusting to see how many people in this comment section are angry that the doctor was arrested for helping a woman who she knew was addicted to illegal drugs help her take them instead of helping her get off of them
Attics wrong spellings that’s a room upstairs a space do u mean addicts ? Means person addicted big difference lol 😝 ❤