This is just one death. Look in Romania the case of Pantelimon hospital in Bucharest. There were mass murders and they got only 2 doctors. My grandma was killed by stoping the oxygen flow back in 2019. She got better each day after her surgery and the night i went home cos her doctor had the night shift and i trusted her, they killed her. She suffocated with the plastic oxygen mask on her nose and mouth. Around 4 times a day after the visit of doctors or nurses i would find the oxygen off. I wish u would show this and make it internationally known because they did only 2 arrests so a lot of murderous doctors are still working in that hospital, some took unpaid 'vacation' (probably leaving the country) and some quit so they ll go work in other hospitals. In Romania the system works by putting money in the pocket of caregivers and envelopes to doctors. Once the doctor had her money, she wanted to have another pacient for the next money envelope.
Megyn is such a fraud. Matthew Perry got exactly what he needed in life, and I’m glad the dealers were ripping him off. As for Hollywood? Shut Up Megyn. Your kids grow up in the lap of luxury. Not every actor becomes a drug addicted loser, but your kids probably would because they would expect everything to be handed to them. Shut your mouth on stuff you have no clue about.
Former addict here… we live in a world of alcohol & drugs. It’s not the world’s responsibility to shield you from it Maybe an unpopular opinion, but seems like everyone’s to blame for Matthew Perry‘s death except for Matthew Perry.
You are so right! And if he were alive he might be under arrest himself. You can have compassion and still face reality as well. Tragic circumstances but I agree with your point.
Exactly, Perry would have gotten it one way or the other. He'd been in and out of rehab. He wanted to get high and he did. Getting in a tub of water loaded was silly. I used to do drugs and I stopped but none of my drugged out behavior was the fault of the people I bought it from.
@@christinehaley8097 I have compassion, for sure. Don’t mean to sound like I don’t. But, I had to want to get clean and change my life accordingly…Let’s not forget, a lot of other victims here: like his family and friends.
There are thousands dying literally on the streets and they are just disregarded, but a celebrity dies in his multimillion dollar mansion and then someone needs to be held accountable.
Agreed!! Who cares about Matthew Perry! (Not a question!) Why are we exerting energy and attention on a dead person when we should be focusing on protecting the living in our country! Matthew chose his fate. He was responsible for his decisions. This is even bigger than his corrupt doctors! This is about Big Pharma!!! This is about the deep state!! 😠
There are thousands of rehab clinics, non-celebrity people are responsible for themselves, or their loved ones are responsible for seeing to it the person gets help just like the 'celebrity". It seems as if you are implying that society or government is responsible for helping those who CHOOSE to harm themselves. Maybe I'm reading into the comment but the "nothing is done" just seems to be suggesting Everyone Do Something. Why? Those people made the conscious choice to start taking drugs and if they need help, it's available. *They* have to be strong enough to WANT to get it. Most (celebrity and non celebrity) don't seem to want help. :-)
My first back surgeon was arrested and sentenced to life for manufacturing fentanyl and oxy pills. It's not just because he's famous. You only hear about it because he's famous.
@@docsavage8640same thing when phillip seymour hoffman died. They found the dealers. What a slap in the face to all the grieving families whose dealers werent even looked into
As a dr myself, I am appalled at these fake colleagues of mine. There are so many great medical school applicants who should have been admitted, but were overlooked and rejected in favor of these dangerous clowns. I feel the same about abortionists and child mutilators.
*I am a retired practitioner, and I'm afraid I don't share your view. First off, there should not be ANY drug except antibiotics that are subject to government (and by licensure, medical) control. Period. We should be seen as a resource, but we should not be a control point - people have free will, whether the government likes it or not. When I started my PGY-I, we needed a three part form to write for anything stronger than a Tylenol-3. The opiates were so heavily controlled that you risked your license if you weren't a surgical practice, **_and_** you wrote more than a few dozen three parters per year. Then everyone went crazy for about a decade, and the result was what we now call "the opiate crisis". I'll tell you the truth, there were a lot of people that I couldn't help before 199, no matter how much [non-cancer] pain they were in. Then, between 2000 and 2010, they expected us to write for 8mg hydrocodone when someone complained of a headache (refillable, of course). The people I couldn't help for all those years were suddenly feeling pretty good, at least for as long as it lasted. Then the insane pendulum of government regulation swung back towards the crazy place where we started - even for patients that were stable and showing no signs of abuse undre extremely tight supervision - and it passed the starting point and is currently in a place I dodn't think that even Government Incompetence would venture: we now have "Pain Clinics" that can't write for an opiate unless you're in Palliative [terminal] Care, no matter how mad the pain is. We have to "prevent abuse", even if that ends up killing our patients (suicide is a not uncommon result of intractable pain you know!). I had a patient who had been on corticosteroids for most of his life, and was in his 50's when the bone destruction started to become a serious problem. Fortunately, it was 2001, and I was allowed - no, "encouraged" - to do whatever was necessary to control his steadily worsening pain profile. By 2010, he has a pretty severe scoliosis going on, not to mention a half dozen nerves being steadily crushed (despite multiple surgical interventions over the years) by his slowly disintegrating spine. He was in **_excruciating_** pain, even with Fentanyl patches and loads of TID MS04, but the feds decided that his opioid use was an addiction rather than a treatment, and they forced him to withdraw over 14 months in 2014 (after I had retired, and was unable to help him). I attended his funeral in 2019: by the time he blew his brains all over his shower, he had been using illegal opioids (heriod by name, likely fentanyl in practice) for several years in an attempt to get **_some_** relief from his new NSAID regimen, and finally decided he couldn't go on another year when the money ran out. He is just one more anonymous name among hundreds of thousands each year - brought to you by insane "Public Policy", via your friend, the government.* *As Reagan correctly pointed out, the 9 most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help".*
Just to let you know, regular people understand that if nobody gets sick, doctors don't make money. That being said, what is the medical fields real agenda? Seems to me the medical field is incentivized to make people sick and keep them sick. That's why nobody trusts any of you and everyone has cancer.
True but politicians are in cahoots with Cartels. It’s not a coincidence that once Obama banned Drs from prescribing opiates for more than a week the opiate epidemic grew 100 fold . The leading cause of death for 18-45 year olds is fentanyl overdoses. It’s not a war on fentanyl it’s a war on American youths.
More than that is those who can give life can easily take!! And so it is important to be who you are no matter if you are on camera (for fame) or not the truth should never be silenced.
Ummm… he’s dead. Of course he has ownership in it but these people preyed on him. People he trusted as close friends, and physicians that took an oath to do no harm preyed on him. It’s illegal, it’s immoral, it’s inhuman and freaking disgusting. He paid with his life, these people should pay too.
Well, people know him, or know the character he played... I bawled my eyes out when he died. I also bawled my eyes out when I lost a friend to alcohol poisoning and when my co-worker's daughter died from a drug overdose... my heart breaks when I see people t w e e k i n g on the streets.... they need help. Rock bottom for them may be something they can't recover from.. :( Imo.. people need MANDATORY help....... don't assume that people don't care. My heart is big enough to cry for Perry.. who I adored on Friends... and big enough to cry for people whose faces I've never seen.
I'll take that.🥰 It's been 12 years of sobriety, and that shit is always on my mind. It's a living hell, but I keep moving on. The best motivation is my daughter. She's the light of my life, and why lose that.👉😊
My family has been through hell with my son’s addiction, we finally detached from him but the fear of him dying in his addiction is a reality I deal with everyday. Although it’s their fault,it doesn’t make those benefiting from their suffering acceptable. Praying for the still suffering and their families.
@nyc7727 Yeah, it sucks. It's a disease--an allergy and a mental health thing. But I understand your circumstances. In the past 4 months here, I relentlessly bothered a friend every single day until I broke her down, and now she is getting the treatment she requires. Honestly, I do not know, and don't pretend to know your situation, but personally, It's worth sacrificing the time to help at all costs because they are guaranteed to die a horrible death sometime soon....unfortunately, thats a fact. But I believe no one is past help. Hell, I'm proof, and my friend is proof. A dual diagnosis is always the case. There are many factors, It’s just not the drug of choice it also could be mental. But good luck with your boy!😊✌️
No doubt it’s by design. Prior to Obama ban on opiate prescriptions opiate overdose deaths in the US peaked at around 20k a year., Now it’s nearly 190,000 a year . It’s the leading cause of death for 18-45 year olds.
@@christina9841 well we have to be careful it was made by a legitimate pharmaceutical company and given to him by actual MDs who knew they were acting illegally or "under the table" without a legal prescription and with a dosage they knew was too high for most people to survive⚛
Drug addiction, and addiction of any type, is an illness. Do you blame people for having cancer? Or other illnesses? Addicts literally have a gene that other people don't have. This is a despicable comment.
They drugged him then left him to die! 😢 aren’t you happy that these people will be held accountable?? Not always they can find the dealers so clearly!
Perry had access to the best help in the world yet he chose to use drugs for thirty years. I'm amazed he lived as long as he did. I feel so sorry for the people who loved him, he put them through a hell of his own making.
@@jamba622 exactly! There's a clip on him from UA-cam saying exactly that! His choice to take the first sip/pill! After that it's the addiction that takes over.
@@22lyric Agreed. I’m absolutely not absolving them of their despicable part in this - they became enablers for MP and should rightfully be punished for their actions. But for MP wanting these drugs, they would not have been involved.
It’s not really about his death though, this case is really about the doctors essentially being the drug dealer and supplier to Perry, resulting in death. Doctors have an oath to do no harm. It’s not just ketamine, doctors are known to dish out benzos, pain meds, etc. that are dangerous and addictive without properly warning the patient. If the patient isn’t told of the risks for addiction and dependency, then they haven’t had informed consent.
@jdl2180 I didn't say the doctor shouldn't be held accountable for malpractice he or she should be but not for Perry's death unless he forced Perry to take the drug.
@davidhandson2429 Michael Jackson’s death should have been a wake up call to many! Doctors are known to overprescribe & take advantage of the rich. Perry had more $ and resources to get the best professional help that most people don’t have the luxury of receiving. Yes people take advantage of others but he chose the wrong path & trusted the wrong crowd.
I remember one of Matthew Perry’s exes saying she didn’t think he was sober in the months leading up to his death. She said his posts calling himself “the Matt Man” and the language of his tweets and posts sounded like it did when he was on opiates before. If I’m not mistaken, she mentioned this prior to his death. She was absolutely correct.
Yeah, his tweets the night of his death were totally bizarre, weird, and creepy. Matt was obviously high when he sent out those whacked out tweets. Sad ending 😢😢
Disgusting comment. He was an addict who constantly sought treatment for his problems. When he goes to a doctor for his medical problem that should have been a safe place. He was weak and vulnerable and they took advantage.
@@noaamouyal2971It may be a disgusting comment to you but it's true. Although I'm glad they're starting to go after dealers (although I hope it's not just a PR stunt because the victim was famous, we'll see), Matthew Perry had unlimited resources to not gamble with his life. He chose to make the connections to get that dangerous drug, over and over and over again. He had resources so many do not have. We can mourn the what ifs and be sad a celebrity died while also holding the dealers AND the victim to account. And before you maybe try to claim I "don't understand addiction" or something like that, I've been off of alcohol and opioids for 13 years. God willing I hope to be for the rest of my life.
If that happened to any average Joe like myself , they wouldn’t go to such efforts to find people responsible , but because he was part of Hollyweird it’s a massive deal .
You can look that way or also look that they took away a major ring that most likely will also served a Joe like you and many others. Destroying not only a famous people life but also lot of other people and families.
People like you give conservatives a bad name. At least include a little compassion in your post. How about this.. start advocating for mandatory rehab, if you aren't already. Most addicts are caught up in a type of prison that they don't know HOW to escape from. Some people are strong.. some people are weak... if someone is weak, and most drug addicts are, that's how and why they became drug addicts.. we need to reach out to them because they are unlikely to reach out to us. Think of all the time you reached for chips or a cookie (etc) instead of something healthy.. and multiply that feeling by 100 billion. It's on him, of course.. but it's also on us to see those people and try to help. Because he is too WEAK to not reach for the cookie. And he will lie to himself and say... "but it says it's low fat.. it's a healthy cookie!".... sounds like this is the kind of lie he was telling himself.
Largely due to DEI policies, the GPA needed by minority students has been lowered substantially to gain entrance into medical school. This inevitably results in sub-par physicians.
Matthew Perry is responsible for his own death, his choice only. The indictments are for people who are enablers. What they did was illegal activity, and that’s what they should be charged with. But Perry was his own worst enemy. There were the same accusations when Elvis died, the blame game. Stay away from drugs and people who use drugs. These are not decent people. Avoid at all costs.
Former addict here. Not all people who use drugs are not decent people. I never stole anything or hurt anybody intentionally. I will spend the rest of my life making it up to my family for what I put them through but I was self medicating from emotional pain caused by trauma. My true intention was to make myself feel good. Not to not be a decent human. I'm 6 years clean and work hard at my sobriety. There are some addicts that are not decent people. There are non addicts that are not decent people. There are addicts that are lovely people in a lot of pain and trying to stay alive by using drugs to keep the pain away. Of course this is not healthy and the incorrect way to go about it but to be human is to err. Compassion is important.
@@looking_glass_tarot full support here for you, you are the exception to the rule. Addiction has a rippling effect on families, good on you for breaking away. You’ve taken a battle that’s uphill, keep up the good fight.
I've worked in healthcare for over 30 years and still working and you are correct. It's absolute Insanity. The only way to stop it is forced long-term rehab and abstinence. It's an unpopular opinion but who cares, that's what works
Sounds ridiculous, but there is some potential there, namely some psychedelic drugs, when used responsibly as part of a larger psychotherapeutic process, in a controlled setting, under strict medical supervision, have helped a significant number of people get rid of alcohol, cocaine/stimulant and opioid type addictions. It's not a magic silver bullet or a 100% success rate, and it's needs to be a supervised process, led by trained professionals.
I was once one who fell to the drugs(50 percs a day when I had them 20-30 on adv) doctors gave and it was only 1 dam person to blame and that's myself. Not an addict out there who does not know what they are playing with.. this is why we never fix anything we never put blame where it lies.
Glad you’re out of that now. Thanks for being honest about whose fault it is or isn’t. It’s always the fault of the person who chooses to abuse the substances. “Just say ‘no’ “ takes on its true meaning. Well, for people who look it squarely in the eye and are honest with themselves.
It’s given in the psychiatric office in a controlled setting in small amount every 2 weeks for a few months to try and improve depression It’s been used as a party / club drug for over 20 years The dr.s should loose their license and do time
*20 years? Ketamine has been abused as a party drug since the day it came out! Hell, I remember a strong Ketamine trade in the mid 1980s, and a weak but steady trade in "Special-K" since the early 1980s.*
LOSE (not have any longer, can't find something) *"loose"* something is not contained or it is not tight No, they can't "LOOSE" the medical license, but they can LOSE it.
@@catworld8119the key to communicating is understanding what the person is trying to communicate...not being obsessed with being a self-appointed spelling and grammar corrections officer. When you truly understand understand what is being said, why must one disrupt communication to display their holy rightness? Or is that righteousness...😮
@@ginnyfunit's not about holy righteousness. it's because people are getting more and more stupid and they don't know how to spell, they don't know how to form a sentence and they don't know how to speak properly.
I had a lady on my caseload 8+ years ago who was busted in Alameda county California with 5 kg of ketamine. She got probation. The government wants addicts and dealers. It is financially beneficial to keep the criminal justice players fed and functioning.
Yes, Matthew Perry is responsible. Additionally, these people are also responsible because they took advantage of a vulnerable addict and tried to hide what they did.
Poor Matthew lived his life like a continuous episode of Survivor. Even under a doctor’s supervision this was not the proper course for anyone with addictions. Substitute one drug for another and another and where does it end. Total Abstinence is the only way to beat addictions. RIP Matthew
You realize that they use ketamine for treatment resistant depression. In other words, treatment for depression when no other medication works. It's not used for the treatment of addiction. 😔
I DISAGREE. MATTHEW PERRY AND 5 OTHER PEOPLE WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS DEATH!!!!! THEY ARE LOOKING AT LIFE IN PRISON!!! THANK GOD, YOU ARE NOT THE DA IN LOS ANGELES!!! YOU ARE SCARY AF!!!
@donnarose440 I was married to a drug addict for 30 years... and there's no true way to stop someone,, if someone is more interested in getting a fixed to get high ,, anyone try to stop / help them be damned...
Ketamine is a drug that can be used safely. It’s used by people who suffer from extreme depression and have no success with other forms of treatment. Unfortunately, it sounds like he used too much of the drug.
we do not have the whole story here - however Matt is responsible for his own addiction if that is indeed what did him in. however, it is also true that if you enable to an addict you are responsible for that persons downfall as well. More so, if you are that person's supplier of drugs or alcohol, or aided the person who is an addict and in this case a doctor who injected or prescribed a medication or drug that contributed to their death knowing that this medication or drug is potentially harmful for long term use, it then becomes murder. medical professionals take an oath to do no harm. That oath is broken when you enable a drug addict or fail to prescribe or administer medication or drugs in the way they are clinically approved for.
I loved Matthew Perry, but his death is on him. He was in and out of rehab for years, and at one point he admitted he couldn't even remember making 2 seasons of Friends because of his addiction. No one forced him to buy nor take the drugs!
HE WAS A DRUG ADDICT, IT'S A DISEASE LIKE BEING AN ALCOHOLIC. THESE PEOPLE STRUGGLE EVERY SINGLE DAY TO STAY SOBER!!!MATTHEW PERRY HAD SERIOUS PROBLEMS WITH HIS MENTAL ILLNESS, TOO. THE GUY HAD SEVERE DEPRESSION.
@@dextermoore278 I just read your comment and then re-read mine, and I realized mine came across way to harsh. I cried, and still get teary eyed when I watch FRIENDS re-runs every night, because Matthew Perry is gone. I'm a recovering alcoholic who has had to start over in AA several times, and after a lot of years I still want that glass of wine or vodka over ice so badly. I wasn't in a good frame of mine when I wrote that comment, and want to apologize to all those who struggle every day with addiction or depression (which I take meds for). Thank you Dexter for your comment, and may God bless you always 🙏
@@willowsmom5757 Your comment has nothing to do with the subject matter here. Matthew Perry was loved by a lot of people, and as Chandler Bing he made millions laugh for 10 years, who still laugh today when they watch re-runs, including myself. He wasn't a bad person, he was genuinely liked, but he was an addict who was an alcoholic by age 14. Only a person who has suffered from addiction (I'm a recovering alcoholic as I said in my comment yesterday) can truly understand what control addiction has over you. He couldn't stop, even though he tried many times, and there were doctors who broke the law and their oaths that continued to supply him with drugs. He was weak, they knew it and they made a lot of money from him. Your inane comment meant nothing because this subject was about the tragedy of someone loved by many!
Happens all the time. Sadly, instead of helping people, instead, for far too many, it all boils down to profits. Dollars over lives... It's so heartbreaking and downright sick!!
What I think.......... this is what was glossed over... Some celebs were involved, they were interrogated for murder and chose to help indict the 5 who were arrested as a type of snitch plea deal. "Tell us who the dealers are and you will go free."... my humble opinion.
Matthew Perry was a DRUG ADDICT WHO WAS TRYING TO STAY SOBER OVER THE YEARS!!! He was a victim of his ASSISTANT AND THE DOCTORS WHO PRESCRIBED HIM KETAMINE.!!! THE DOCTORS NEED TO LOSE THEIR LICENSE!!!
These people got arrested because of his special privileges as a famous person and his famous family He knew who these people were and he wanted this drug, ordered it and took it Ultimately it is his responsibility that he took it Not saying dealers shouldn’t get arrested but an addict knows what the risks are
Wow it's wild how much it matters when something happens to a celebrity. The guy would have gotten his fix from someone else if these people didn't supply him.
From the comments I'm reading the pusher have no responsibility just the buyer.....well x addict here 21 year clean and sober ...now I'm going on 62 years old I'm hear to say they are both responsible the buyer and the dealer ...this part of the message is for the dealer if you keep selling and killing your buyer's to whom your going to sell this crap to....and for the buyer's DON'T BUY.... INFORMATION IS KEY HERE...the more you are informed the less you want that CRAP but once you have decided to quit the rewards are endless its not an easy road but believe me it is worth it.....good luck and please do talk to GOD ALMIGHTY he does understand
My son’s wonderful pain specialist Dr was harassed over and over for years by the DEA and they never found anything wrong and no charges were filed. However they made his life so miserable that the dr retired. We have not been able to find a decent dr since. Yet these criminals get away doing this for years! Disgusting
Give me a break. He was an adult that sought out those substances. He knew the risk and took it. It’s absurd to throw people in a locked cage for simply selling him something. Drug prohibition laws are reprehensible.
My friend’s daughter died of fentanyl poisoning even though she was taking heroin. It was laced with fentanyl, although that’s not what she was addicted to. The cops have the drug deal on video. They said the same dealer had killed three other people that month. But they wouldn’t investigate because the DA in Philadelphia won’t prosecute. Infuriating.
I''m disgusted by the lack of empathy in these comments. Some of you give conservatives a bad name. How about we bring about mandatory rebab... people who are on drugs need strong people around them who will help them. Imagine all those times you reached for a cookie or some chips (etc).. instead of something healthy. You fed your body JUNK because it WANTED the junk. The JUNK made you feel temporarily better. Now magnify that feeling by 100 billion..... this is what a drug addict goes through. He likely doesn't WANT the drugs unless he's completely given up... but he'll tell himself some sort of lie.. in Perry's case... "but it's a low-fat cookie... it's a HEALTHY cookie... it's helping me to ween myself from all the high fat cookies!"... this is the type of lie I suspect he told himself. Mandatory rehab.. that's what these people need. Because "rock bottom" is often death. It's so incredibly sad. Show a little compassion.
This whole situation is tragic and heartbreaking. Addiction is incredibly complicated and layered. It affects your brain and behaviour and leads to an inability to control its use. As much as Matthew struggled with it and yes at the end of the day he is responsible for taking it, please remember how hard he fought for sobriety and sought help many, many times. He didn't want to be remembered for being Chandler on Friends, he wanted to be remembered for helping others with addiction issues.
I pray these evil people are prosecuted to the fullest!!! I had a reaction to ketamine where it dropped my blood pressure after a surgery. I had trouble coming out of it. So I took it upon myself to list it as an “allergy” so they won’t give it to me again. We should be able to trust our doctors but we need to to be our own best advocate. God bless Mr Perry
This is absurd, yes they should be charged but he was taking above his prescribed dose and he would have got it from anywhere he could. My issue is they should work this hard for everybody who overdosed and charge their dealers
QUICK NOte - special key is also used as a clubdrug, that is usually taken to enhance mdma effects. Ketamine can be found in vets because it's used to treat horses (thats how strong it is). You bake the liquid for a minute in the microwave and get a fine powder, when snorted in VERY small amounts (tip of door KEY max) it makes you feel robotic in a alternative world. When taken in higher amounts, you'll most likely end up in the K-hole = feeling detached from your body, surroundings, and reality. almost like a out-of-body experiences. This is absolutely awful experience, can't imagine how terrible it must've been for Matthew Perry. and it's also hard for me to picture a person addicted to it, using it outside of a club setting seems terrible for me. The K-hole is an AWFUL EXPERIENCE. dont take drugs kids hope he's in a better place now.
If our government would use those same standards for the drugs coming across the border but we all know that the government makes lots of money from all of the illegal drugs. Government picks and chooses who they go after and it all depends on the most profit for them.
Your best interview Megyn. Hopefully someone in power will listen and take responsible action. These drugs destroy lives of ordinary people. Thank you for being their voice.
Matthew Perry's addiction killed him. He's solely responsible for his death, nobody else. But since he's a "celebrity" the media will have him hold zero accountability for his choices. Let's move on to more important issue of Fentynal coming across the open southern border.
I applaud the arrest, however, I also feel that it is an indictment against a legal system that clearly administers to only a select few. People die every day from an overdose, yet they are afforded little, if any, representation from law enforcement and the courts. Celebrities live ordinary lives, or so they say, but because they are compensated with obscene amounts of money to sing, dance, act, whatever, we are supposed to blithely accept their reduced liability for their own actions. 🙄
How about the thousands of people that die every year.....I think it's tragic anytime someone passes away from drugs but Matthews life is not more important than others just because he had money
SO UNFAIR, so he was partying all his life for decades and now the people who supplied the party are responsible for his A$$???? HIS BODY HIS DECISION. He is the only guilty for this, why not put hm in jail when he was alive, I CANCEL FRIENDS FOREVER
As someone in recovery, Matthew has as much to do with his death as the people who supplied the drugs. That’s what we do we take responsibility. And wouldn’t it be nice if law enforcement actually took this kind of care for the average human who’s dying daily on our streets of fentanyl, overdoses and other horrible addictions. Sorry for Matthew but there’s a lot more like him still out there.
I have never had an issue with Ket. It helps so so much with anxiety and depression. It saved my life to be honest!! When i heard it was an OD of K, im like.... you can go into K holes bad but they last for maybe 20 minutes. I cant really imagine ketamine being a cause of death unless there is a massive dose in IV form. Its so disgusting honestly. Poor treatment and literally murd3ring someone that was such a loved person. Rip Matthew.
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@@MegynKelly don’t mean to crap all over ketamine??? It’s big Pharma!! Crap away!
This is just one death. Look in Romania the case of Pantelimon hospital in Bucharest. There were mass murders and they got only 2 doctors. My grandma was killed by stoping the oxygen flow back in 2019. She got better each day after her surgery and the night i went home cos her doctor had the night shift and i trusted her, they killed her. She suffocated with the plastic oxygen mask on her nose and mouth. Around 4 times a day after the visit of doctors or nurses i would find the oxygen off. I wish u would show this and make it internationally known because they did only 2 arrests so a lot of murderous doctors are still working in that hospital, some took unpaid 'vacation' (probably leaving the country) and some quit so they ll go work in other hospitals. In Romania the system works by putting money in the pocket of caregivers and envelopes to doctors. Once the doctor had her money, she wanted to have another pacient for the next money envelope.
Megyn is such a fraud.
Matthew Perry got exactly what he needed in life, and I’m glad the dealers were ripping him off.
As for Hollywood? Shut Up Megyn. Your kids grow up in the lap of luxury. Not every actor becomes a drug addicted loser, but your kids probably would because they would expect everything to be handed to them.
Shut your mouth on stuff you have no clue about.
Former addict here… we live in a world of alcohol & drugs. It’s not the world’s responsibility to shield you from it Maybe an unpopular opinion, but seems like everyone’s to blame for Matthew Perry‘s death except for Matthew Perry.
You are an addict. I can tell by your inability to produce logic in your commentary.
You are so right! And if he were alive he might be under arrest himself. You can have compassion and still face reality as well. Tragic circumstances but I agree with your point.
Exactly, Perry would have gotten it one way or the other. He'd been in and out of rehab. He wanted to get high and he did. Getting in a tub of water loaded was silly. I used to do drugs and I stopped but none of my drugged out behavior was the fault of the people I bought it from.
Agree with you and I appreciate your transparency. Stay strong in your quest to stay clean. I’m rooting for you!!!
@@christinehaley8097 I have compassion, for sure. Don’t mean to sound like I don’t. But, I had to want to get clean and change my life accordingly…Let’s not forget, a lot of other victims here: like his family and friends.
There are thousands dying literally on the streets and they are just disregarded, but a celebrity dies in his multimillion dollar mansion and then someone needs to be held accountable.
Imagine if this much effort was invested to stop the Fentynol smugglers!
Exactly!! 😡
Agreed!!
Who cares about Matthew Perry! (Not a question!) Why are we exerting energy and attention on a dead person when we should be focusing on protecting the living in our country!
Matthew chose his fate. He was responsible for his decisions. This is even bigger than his corrupt doctors!
This is about Big Pharma!!! This is about the deep state!! 😠
And everyone defending drug dealers! 🤦🏻♀️
@@b.c.7799 of course! My response comment got deleted!! 😖
@@b.c.7799 my comment on the deep state keeps getting deleted?!!! I hate UA-cam.
Unfortunately there’s non-celebrity people every day overdosing and nothing is done.
There are thousands of rehab clinics, non-celebrity people are responsible for themselves, or their loved ones are responsible for seeing to it the person gets help just like the 'celebrity". It seems as if you are implying that society or government is responsible for helping those who CHOOSE to harm themselves. Maybe I'm reading into the comment but the "nothing is done" just seems to be suggesting Everyone Do Something. Why? Those people made the conscious choice to start taking drugs and if they need help, it's available. *They* have to be strong enough to WANT to get it. Most (celebrity and non celebrity) don't seem to want help. :-)
Choices have consequences stop coddling criminals
@@kaliblueI think the point is celebrities shouldn’t be treated better than the rest of the nation.
@@carolynm9638 thank you! Exactly.
Yep. And no one is held accountable, but Matthew Perry is so much more important than everybody else. I guess. Who gives a crap about him.
Why now is it because he was famous what about the rest of the people who weren't famous. Sad.
True and my prayers go out to them. Unfortunately the world we live in it takes something bad to happen to someone famous to draw attention problem.
Junkies OD every day. Suddenly everyone cares because it was a rich famous junkie.
My first back surgeon was arrested and sentenced to life for manufacturing fentanyl and oxy pills. It's not just because he's famous. You only hear about it because he's famous.
@@docsavage8640
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@@docsavage8640same thing when phillip seymour hoffman died. They found the dealers. What a slap in the face to all the grieving families whose dealers werent even looked into
As a dr myself, I am appalled at these fake colleagues of mine. There are so many great medical school applicants who should have been admitted, but were overlooked and rejected in favor of these dangerous clowns. I feel the same about abortionists and child mutilators.
*I am a retired practitioner, and I'm afraid I don't share your view. First off, there should not be ANY drug except antibiotics that are subject to government (and by licensure, medical) control. Period. We should be seen as a resource, but we should not be a control point - people have free will, whether the government likes it or not. When I started my PGY-I, we needed a three part form to write for anything stronger than a Tylenol-3. The opiates were so heavily controlled that you risked your license if you weren't a surgical practice, **_and_** you wrote more than a few dozen three parters per year. Then everyone went crazy for about a decade, and the result was what we now call "the opiate crisis". I'll tell you the truth, there were a lot of people that I couldn't help before 199, no matter how much [non-cancer] pain they were in. Then, between 2000 and 2010, they expected us to write for 8mg hydrocodone when someone complained of a headache (refillable, of course). The people I couldn't help for all those years were suddenly feeling pretty good, at least for as long as it lasted. Then the insane pendulum of government regulation swung back towards the crazy place where we started - even for patients that were stable and showing no signs of abuse undre extremely tight supervision - and it passed the starting point and is currently in a place I dodn't think that even Government Incompetence would venture: we now have "Pain Clinics" that can't write for an opiate unless you're in Palliative [terminal] Care, no matter how mad the pain is. We have to "prevent abuse", even if that ends up killing our patients (suicide is a not uncommon result of intractable pain you know!). I had a patient who had been on corticosteroids for most of his life, and was in his 50's when the bone destruction started to become a serious problem. Fortunately, it was 2001, and I was allowed - no, "encouraged" - to do whatever was necessary to control his steadily worsening pain profile. By 2010, he has a pretty severe scoliosis going on, not to mention a half dozen nerves being steadily crushed (despite multiple surgical interventions over the years) by his slowly disintegrating spine. He was in **_excruciating_** pain, even with Fentanyl patches and loads of TID MS04, but the feds decided that his opioid use was an addiction rather than a treatment, and they forced him to withdraw over 14 months in 2014 (after I had retired, and was unable to help him). I attended his funeral in 2019: by the time he blew his brains all over his shower, he had been using illegal opioids (heriod by name, likely fentanyl in practice) for several years in an attempt to get **_some_** relief from his new NSAID regimen, and finally decided he couldn't go on another year when the money ran out. He is just one more anonymous name among hundreds of thousands each year - brought to you by insane "Public Policy", via your friend, the government.*
*As Reagan correctly pointed out, the 9 most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help".*
Just to let you know, regular people understand that if nobody gets sick, doctors don't make money. That being said, what is the medical fields real agenda? Seems to me the medical field is incentivized to make people sick and keep them sick. That's why nobody trusts any of you and everyone has cancer.
The crappy doctors have to have somewhere to work. What a shame
Thx for your honesty…
I'm a retired RN hospital supervisor and I am ashamed. What happened to "do no harm?"
his primary care physician was an anesthesiologist which should have been a red flag. apparently he was on the michael jackson health plan.
Junkies with money
Most anastethologists are pain management drs.
Ive had 26 back surgeries. Ive been in pain management for 23 years and all 3 were anastethologists.
@@Jessesgirl0307 is an anesthesiologist your primary care physician?
How about Robin Williams?
@@KetinUSAI'm trying to figure out the purpose of the post that you're commenting on what is she talking about?
Matthew Perry... didn't stop drugs. People do what they want you can't change that
Agree a Hollywood pansy creep
Seems like he did stop drugs for awhile but was still depressed so doctors prescribed him more drugs. These drugs can be abused
True but politicians are in cahoots with Cartels.
It’s not a coincidence that once Obama banned Drs from prescribing opiates for more than a week the opiate epidemic grew 100 fold .
The leading cause of death for 18-45 year olds is fentanyl overdoses.
It’s not a war on fentanyl it’s a war on American youths.
More than that is those who can give life can easily take!! And so it is important to be who you are no matter if you are on camera (for fame) or not the truth should never be silenced.
He has stopped now !
It's funny how people are blaming everybody except Perry. He isn't a child he's a grown man
He paid with his life with the help of physicians who took an oath..
They're to do no harm..
C'mon, now...
Ummm… he’s dead. Of course he has ownership in it but these people preyed on him. People he trusted as close friends, and physicians that took an oath to do no harm preyed on him. It’s illegal, it’s immoral, it’s inhuman and freaking disgusting. He paid with his life, these people should pay too.
That doesn’t embolden doctors to break the law and their duty of care
Check that, he was... 😷
Agreed. What a world.
Junkies OD every day. Suddenly everyone cares because it was a rich famous junkie.
*No, they care because it was a rich, famous, and **_leftie_** junkie.*
Exactly my point I just said
I don’t-I am sick to death of hearing about this
Well, people know him, or know the character he played... I bawled my eyes out when he died. I also bawled my eyes out when I lost a friend to alcohol poisoning and when my co-worker's daughter died from a drug overdose... my heart breaks when I see people t w e e k i n g on the streets.... they need help. Rock bottom for them may be something they can't recover from.. :( Imo.. people need MANDATORY help....... don't assume that people don't care. My heart is big enough to cry for Perry.. who I adored on Friends... and big enough to cry for people whose faces I've never seen.
Praying for All fighting Addiction And their FAMILIES 🙏❤🙏❤️🙏❤️
I'll take that.🥰 It's been 12 years of sobriety, and that shit is always on my mind. It's a living hell, but I keep moving on. The best motivation is my daughter. She's the light of my life, and why lose that.👉😊
My family has been through hell with my son’s addiction, we finally detached from him but the fear of him dying in his addiction is a reality I deal with everyday. Although it’s their fault,it doesn’t make those benefiting from their suffering acceptable. Praying for the still suffering and their families.
@nyc7727 Yeah, it sucks. It's a disease--an allergy and a mental health thing. But I understand your circumstances. In the past 4 months here, I relentlessly bothered a friend every single day until I broke her down, and now she is getting the treatment she requires. Honestly, I do not know, and don't pretend to know your situation, but personally, It's worth sacrificing the time to help at all costs because they are guaranteed to die a horrible death sometime soon....unfortunately, thats a fact. But I believe no one is past help. Hell, I'm proof, and my friend is proof. A dual diagnosis is always the case. There are many factors, It’s just not the drug of choice it also could be mental. But good luck with your boy!😊✌️
And these are the people that feel they have the authority to tell us how to vote. Ignore these self-centered Hollywood types. They're all screwed up.
100% never listen to their politics but the doctors used him as an ATM.
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i dont think anyone is telling u how to vote, nobody is holding ur hand and making ur decisions for u
@@kevinchambers1101 Hollywood is evil!
If no one bought the drugs , there would be no drug dealers .
it starts with big pharma then it goes to the streets
very sorry about perry but anyone who is reckless enough to buy drugs on the street these days is taking their life into their hands ⚛
True
Yes, they ALL played a part.
No doubt it’s by design.
Prior to Obama ban on opiate prescriptions opiate overdose deaths in the US peaked at around 20k a year., Now it’s nearly 190,000 a year . It’s the leading cause of death for 18-45 year olds.
Was it on the street though? He thought he was getting them through a doctor...
@@christina9841 well we have to be careful it was made by a legitimate pharmaceutical company and given to him by actual MDs who knew they were acting illegally or "under the table" without a legal prescription and with a dosage they knew was too high for most people to survive⚛
He simply rolled the dice one too many times and lost. This is on HIM
No it’s not. It’s about medical professionals breaking the law and their oath to care for patients in a proper setting.
The responsibility is on Matthew Perry.
That is my comment on another UA-cam post and of course someone is giving me crap for it!
Yes i agree with you, the drug trafficking only exists because of the addicteds.
Drug addiction, and addiction of any type, is an illness. Do you blame people for having cancer? Or other illnesses? Addicts literally have a gene that other people don't have. This is a despicable comment.
But these other people were committing illegal acts, so they need to be held accountable for that as well.
They drugged him then left him to die! 😢 aren’t you happy that these people will be held accountable?? Not always they can find the dealers so clearly!
don't do drugs.... PERIOD
Perry had access to the best help in the world yet he chose to use drugs for thirty years. I'm amazed he lived as long as he did. I feel so sorry for the people who loved him, he put them through a hell of his own making.
Too much money and too much time on his hands.... Surrounded by yes people
It’s hard to maintain a 30 year addiction without a whole team of enablers. But in end it’s Perry’s choice to choose
@@jamba622 exactly! There's a clip on him from UA-cam saying exactly that! His choice to take the first sip/pill! After that it's the addiction that takes over.
You’re so smart…
@lovetrue spoiled punkywinlo965
Matthew Perry had a long history of drug addiction and alcoholism. He was his own worst enemy. He opened the doors for this to happen to him.
Never blame the víctim!
@@sanedcab1Mexico We are all responsible for the actions we take.
@@josimpson7999And the dealers and unethical doctors should be held responsible for THEIR actions!
@@22lyric Agreed. I’m absolutely not absolving them of their despicable part in this - they became enablers for MP and should rightfully be punished for their actions. But for MP wanting these drugs, they would not have been involved.
And walked through the doors he opened to aid and abet his habit.
We need to stop blaming other people for our own choices. The only person responsible for Perry's death is Perry.
It’s not really about his death though, this case is really about the doctors essentially being the drug dealer and supplier to Perry, resulting in death. Doctors have an oath to do no harm. It’s not just ketamine, doctors are known to dish out benzos, pain meds, etc. that are dangerous and addictive without properly warning the patient. If the patient isn’t told of the risks for addiction and dependency, then they haven’t had informed consent.
The fact that you don't think that doctor should be held accountable for medical malpractice and obvious crimes is scary.
@jdl2180 I didn't say the doctor shouldn't be held accountable for malpractice he or she should be but not for Perry's death unless he forced Perry to take the drug.
@davidhandson2429
Michael Jackson’s death should have been a wake up call to many!
Doctors are known to overprescribe & take advantage of the rich. Perry had more $ and resources to get the best professional help that most people don’t have the luxury of receiving. Yes people take advantage of others but he chose the wrong path & trusted the wrong crowd.
I remember one of Matthew Perry’s exes saying she didn’t think he was sober in the months leading up to his death. She said his posts calling himself “the Matt Man” and the language of his tweets and posts sounded like it did when he was on opiates before. If I’m not mistaken, she mentioned this prior to his death. She was absolutely correct.
Yeah, his tweets the night of his death were totally bizarre, weird, and creepy. Matt was obviously high when he sent out those whacked out tweets. Sad ending 😢😢
Who cares? People need to stop caring about Hollywood.
Matthew Perry is the one who had a complete disregard for his life. Point the blame where it belongs.
Disgusting comment. He was an addict who constantly sought treatment for his problems. When he goes to a doctor for his medical problem that should have been a safe place. He was weak and vulnerable and they took advantage.
@@noaamouyal2971It may be a disgusting comment to you but it's true. Although I'm glad they're starting to go after dealers (although I hope it's not just a PR stunt because the victim was famous, we'll see), Matthew Perry had unlimited resources to not gamble with his life. He chose to make the connections to get that dangerous drug, over and over and over again. He had resources so many do not have. We can mourn the what ifs and be sad a celebrity died while also holding the dealers AND the victim to account. And before you maybe try to claim I "don't understand addiction" or something like that, I've been off of alcohol and opioids for 13 years. God willing I hope to be for the rest of my life.
@@noaamouyal2971I agree with you 100%.
yeah they are doctors. medical doctors. they should never have done this ..
If that happened to any average Joe like myself , they wouldn’t go to such efforts to find people responsible , but because he was part of Hollyweird it’s a massive deal .
You can look that way or also look that they took away a major ring that most likely will also served a Joe like you and many others. Destroying not only a famous people life but also lot of other people and families.
Matthew Perry is the one who took the drug!
Yep. Just like the countless other famous people who killed themselves with drugs.
Bring back self responsibility!
They wouldn't have arrested and charged people unless there was something more going on.
@@perijetton9275agree
Someone other then him injected him with the drug minus a controlled setting.and Dr. Supervision . RIP MATT.
Who was charged with holding him down and forcing him to take the drugs? Oh wait, that would be no one.
Same with pregnancy in majority of cases.
Well stated!
The Ketamine Queen
It’s not about that. Doctors broke the law and their oath. They will lose their medical license and have been criminally charged. That’s the issue.
People like you give conservatives a bad name. At least include a little compassion in your post. How about this.. start advocating for mandatory rehab, if you aren't already. Most addicts are caught up in a type of prison that they don't know HOW to escape from. Some people are strong.. some people are weak... if someone is weak, and most drug addicts are, that's how and why they became drug addicts.. we need to reach out to them because they are unlikely to reach out to us. Think of all the time you reached for chips or a cookie (etc) instead of something healthy.. and multiply that feeling by 100 billion. It's on him, of course.. but it's also on us to see those people and try to help. Because he is too WEAK to not reach for the cookie. And he will lie to himself and say... "but it says it's low fat.. it's a healthy cookie!".... sounds like this is the kind of lie he was telling himself.
The fact some of them are actual doctors is quite a serious thing. Thanks for reporting, ladies.
Largely due to DEI policies, the GPA needed by minority students has been lowered substantially to gain entrance into medical school. This inevitably results in sub-par physicians.
Matthew Perry is responsible for his own death, his choice only. The indictments are for people who are enablers. What they did was illegal activity, and that’s what they should be charged with. But Perry was his own worst enemy.
There were the same accusations when Elvis died, the blame game. Stay away from drugs and people who use drugs. These are not decent people. Avoid at all costs.
Former addict here. Not all people who use drugs are not decent people. I never stole anything or hurt anybody intentionally. I will spend the rest of my life making it up to my family for what I put them through but I was self medicating from emotional pain caused by trauma. My true intention was to make myself feel good. Not to not be a decent human. I'm 6 years clean and work hard at my sobriety. There are some addicts that are not decent people. There are non addicts that are not decent people. There are addicts that are lovely people in a lot of pain and trying to stay alive by using drugs to keep the pain away. Of course this is not healthy and the incorrect way to go about it but to be human is to err. Compassion is important.
@@looking_glass_tarot full support here for you, you are the exception to the rule. Addiction has a rippling effect on families, good on you for breaking away. You’ve taken a battle that’s uphill, keep up the good fight.
@@orcitychick thank you. X
using drugs to stop drug abuse seems ridiculous
Amber Heard
I've worked in healthcare for over 30 years and still working and you are correct. It's absolute Insanity. The only way to stop it is forced long-term rehab and abstinence. It's an unpopular opinion but who cares, that's what works
yeah people get hooked on methodone, which is supposed to cure you from heroin. crazy. but big pharma gotta make their coin somehow.
It seems ridiculous to you because you’ve never been there
Sounds ridiculous, but there is some potential there, namely some psychedelic drugs, when used responsibly as part of a larger psychotherapeutic process, in a controlled setting, under strict medical supervision, have helped a significant number of people get rid of alcohol, cocaine/stimulant and opioid type addictions. It's not a magic silver bullet or a 100% success rate, and it's needs to be a supervised process, led by trained professionals.
I was once one who fell to the drugs(50 percs a day when I had them 20-30 on adv) doctors gave and it was only 1 dam person to blame and that's myself. Not an addict out there who does not know what they are playing with.. this is why we never fix anything we never put blame where it lies.
Glad you’re out of that now. Thanks for being honest about whose fault it is or isn’t. It’s always the fault of the person who chooses to abuse the substances. “Just say ‘no’ “ takes on its true meaning. Well, for people who look it squarely in the eye and are honest with themselves.
I watched MP interviews for his book tour, and it was OBVIOUS he was still using. Addiction is so tough.
It's simple just don't use it.
I guess you're one of those perfect people that I've never met before?
It looks like Maureen is setting in a bathroom.
Haha I was thinking the same
Thinking the same thing 😅
Taking a dump
When people chose to destroy their lives with alcohol do they arrest the bartender?
Junkies OD every day. Suddenly everyone cares because it was a rich famous junkie.
If the bartender directly lead to death by over serving they can be charged.
Yes. They arrest the bartender
Some have tried
@@williamroper5422 How about liver cirrhosis?
Can you sue alcohol distributors for getting cirrhosis?
It’s given in the psychiatric office in a controlled setting in small amount every 2 weeks for a few months to try and improve depression
It’s been used as a party / club drug for over 20 years
The dr.s should loose their license and do time
*20 years? Ketamine has been abused as a party drug since the day it came out! Hell, I remember a strong Ketamine trade in the mid 1980s, and a weak but steady trade in "Special-K" since the early 1980s.*
LOSE (not have any longer, can't find something) *"loose"* something is not contained or it is not tight No, they can't "LOOSE" the medical license, but they can LOSE it.
@@catworld8119the key to communicating is understanding what the person is trying to communicate...not being obsessed with being a self-appointed spelling and grammar corrections officer. When you truly understand understand what is being said, why must one disrupt communication to display their holy rightness? Or is that righteousness...😮
Well said! @@ginnyfun
@@ginnyfunit's not about holy righteousness. it's because people are getting more and more stupid and they don't know how to spell, they don't know how to form a sentence and they don't know how to speak properly.
I had a lady on my caseload 8+ years ago who was busted in Alameda county California with 5 kg of ketamine. She got probation. The government wants addicts and dealers. It is financially beneficial to keep the criminal justice players fed and functioning.
Yes, Matthew Perry is responsible. Additionally, these people are also responsible because they took advantage of a vulnerable addict and tried to hide what they did.
Yes
Yes, I'm so glad you mentioned Matthew Perry being responsible because dead people really need to start taking responsibility for their actions!
Yes, what about us non famous people that this happens too.
not about the famous people. this is about the doctors. they are responsible. as well as MP.
Former actress here…the industry is very dark indeed…I’m so grateful that I got out when I did
The only difference between Perry and the people who die everyday in the streets of Philadelphia is that he was a millionaire.
Yup. A rich junkie or a poor junkie is still nothing but a junkie.
Poor Matthew lived his life like a continuous episode of Survivor. Even under a doctor’s supervision this was not the proper course for anyone with addictions. Substitute one drug for another and another and where does it end. Total Abstinence is the only way to beat addictions.
RIP Matthew
Who really cares about Hollywood? I really don’t give a crap about these people.
You realize that they use ketamine for treatment resistant depression. In other words, treatment for depression when no other medication works. It's not used for the treatment of addiction. 😔
Matthew Perry was totally responsible for his death‼ End of story‼
mostly- but it doesnt mean these corrupt greedy Dr's shouldn't be held accountable for their part .
I DISAGREE. MATTHEW PERRY AND 5 OTHER PEOPLE WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS DEATH!!!!! THEY ARE LOOKING AT LIFE IN PRISON!!! THANK GOD, YOU ARE NOT THE DA IN LOS ANGELES!!! YOU ARE SCARY AF!!!
@@suzannek3493 Being greedy isn't against the law‼🤔
@@quentincrisp6933yes. but the drugs ketamine is given illegally to MP by this doc. it should be controlled. the doc should be punished, yes.
@@quentincrisp6933 but being corrupt usually is . The DR. clearly was operating outside the law .
This is Matthew Perry’s fault. He is the one that invited it into his life.
You definitely have never been around drug addiction
Sure have ..lived with an addict for years ! And they’re all liars
@donnarose440
I was married to a drug addict for 30 years... and there's no true way to stop someone,, if someone is more interested in getting a fixed to get high ,, anyone try to stop / help them be damned...
ACCOUNTABILITY
@@donnarose440
So who’s fault is it
Ketamine is a drug that can be used safely. It’s used by people who suffer from extreme depression and have no success with other forms of treatment. Unfortunately, it sounds like he used too much of the drug.
we do not have the whole story here - however Matt is responsible for his own addiction if that is indeed what did him in. however, it is also true that if you enable to an addict you are responsible for that persons downfall as well. More so, if you are that person's supplier of drugs or alcohol, or aided the person who is an addict and in this case a doctor who injected or prescribed a medication or drug that contributed to their death knowing that this medication or drug is potentially harmful for long term use, it then becomes murder. medical professionals take an oath to do no harm. That oath is broken when you enable a drug addict or fail to prescribe or administer medication or drugs in the way they are clinically approved for.
I completely agree with you. These Doctors need to lose their license!!! They broke the Hippocratic OATH, to do no harm.
What a needless needless death
I loved Matthew Perry, but his death is on him. He was in and out of rehab for years, and at one point he admitted he couldn't even remember making 2 seasons of Friends because of his addiction. No one forced him to buy nor take the drugs!
HE WAS A DRUG ADDICT, IT'S A DISEASE LIKE BEING AN ALCOHOLIC. THESE PEOPLE STRUGGLE EVERY SINGLE DAY TO STAY SOBER!!!MATTHEW PERRY HAD SERIOUS PROBLEMS WITH HIS MENTAL ILLNESS, TOO. THE GUY HAD SEVERE DEPRESSION.
@@dextermoore278 I just read your comment and then re-read mine, and I realized mine came across way to harsh. I cried, and still get teary eyed when I watch FRIENDS re-runs every night, because Matthew Perry is gone. I'm a recovering alcoholic who has had to start over in AA several times, and after a lot of years I still want that glass of wine or vodka over ice so badly. I wasn't in a good frame of mine when I wrote that comment, and want to apologize to all those who struggle every day with addiction or depression (which I take meds for). Thank you Dexter for your comment, and may God bless you always 🙏
Why would you love anyone in Hollywood right now?
That’s not the issue. Doctors broke the law and their oath.
@@willowsmom5757 Your comment has nothing to do with the subject matter here. Matthew Perry was loved by a lot of people, and as Chandler Bing he made millions laugh for 10 years, who still laugh today when they watch re-runs, including myself. He wasn't a bad person, he was genuinely liked, but he was an addict who was an alcoholic by age 14. Only a person who has suffered from addiction (I'm a recovering alcoholic as I said in my comment yesterday) can truly understand what control addiction has over you. He couldn't stop, even though he tried many times, and there were doctors who broke the law and their oaths that continued to supply him with drugs. He was weak, they knew it and they made a lot of money from him. Your inane comment meant nothing because this subject was about the tragedy of someone loved by many!
"disregard for human life"
You mean the dealers or the junkie who sought them out?
Docsavage8640 , Both
Happens all the time. Sadly, instead of helping people, instead, for far too many, it all boils down to profits. Dollars over lives... It's so heartbreaking and downright sick!!
What I think.......... this is what was glossed over...
Some celebs were involved, they were interrogated for murder and chose to help indict the 5 who were arrested as a type of snitch plea deal. "Tell us who the dealers are and you will go free."... my humble opinion.
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Mr. Perry wasn't a victim, he was a volunteer.
Matthew Perry was a DRUG ADDICT WHO WAS TRYING TO STAY SOBER OVER THE YEARS!!! He was a victim of his ASSISTANT AND THE DOCTORS WHO PRESCRIBED HIM KETAMINE.!!! THE DOCTORS NEED TO LOSE THEIR LICENSE!!!
Excellent post!
An MD told me as a friend ketamine “opens the door for the demonic.” No thanks. Scary synthetic stuff.
SERIOUSLY??? A DOCTOR told you that Ketamine is Demonic??? Most Doctors are ATHEISTS.
ket is fine dude, play some youtube space vids with it and relax, it's used is hospital's
These people got arrested because of his special privileges as a famous person and his famous family He knew who these people were and he wanted this drug, ordered it and took it Ultimately it is his responsibility that he took it Not saying dealers shouldn’t get arrested but an addict knows what the risks are
Crazy the government spends this much time and money on this case. If they did this every time there was a death of drugs the drug war would be over.
Sounds like the cartel
It is .
Wow it's wild how much it matters when something happens to a celebrity. The guy would have gotten his fix from someone else if these people didn't supply him.
Matthew Perry is the only one responsible for Mathew Perry. He had all avenues that money could buy to get clean.
Hollywood can F off
From the comments I'm reading the pusher have no responsibility just the buyer.....well x addict here 21 year clean and sober ...now I'm going on 62 years old I'm hear to say they are both responsible the buyer and the dealer ...this part of the message is for the dealer if you keep selling and killing your buyer's to whom your going to sell this crap to....and for the buyer's DON'T BUY.... INFORMATION IS KEY HERE...the more you are informed the less you want that CRAP but once you have decided to quit the rewards are endless its not an easy road but believe me it is worth it.....good luck and please do talk to GOD ALMIGHTY he does understand
Great post.
My son’s wonderful pain specialist Dr was harassed over and over for years by the DEA and they never found anything wrong and no charges were filed. However they made his life so miserable that the dr retired. We have not been able to find a decent dr since. Yet these criminals get away doing this for years! Disgusting
Give me a break. He was an adult that sought out those substances. He knew the risk and took it. It’s absurd to throw people in a locked cage for simply selling him something. Drug prohibition laws are reprehensible.
I guess the lesson here is, if you're going to sell drugs, don't sell them to famous actors.
At least charge them more for the extra risk your taking on and because they have the money.
My friend’s daughter died of fentanyl poisoning even though she was taking heroin. It was laced with fentanyl, although that’s not what she was addicted to. The cops have the drug deal on video. They said the same dealer had killed three other people that month. But they wouldn’t investigate because the DA in Philadelphia won’t prosecute. Infuriating.
@@williamroper5422Disgusting advice 😡how about not selling drugs at all!!
No, not famous actor. Used to be famous "retired" actor..."Back in the nineties [he] was in a very famous TV show. O-oh" He was BoJack Horseman.
@@AK5of8That’s so terrible!!
Perry, prince, Jackson. Hard to feel bad for these talented guys who made bad decisions.
Tom Petty, Elvis, Judy Garland.....
My doctor told me the people who get the worst healthcare are the extremely poor and and the extremely wealthy.
I''m disgusted by the lack of empathy in these comments. Some of you give conservatives a bad name. How about we bring about mandatory rebab... people who are on drugs need strong people around them who will help them. Imagine all those times you reached for a cookie or some chips (etc).. instead of something healthy. You fed your body JUNK because it WANTED the junk. The JUNK made you feel temporarily better. Now magnify that feeling by 100 billion..... this is what a drug addict goes through. He likely doesn't WANT the drugs unless he's completely given up... but he'll tell himself some sort of lie.. in Perry's case... "but it's a low-fat cookie... it's a HEALTHY cookie... it's helping me to ween myself from all the high fat cookies!"... this is the type of lie I suspect he told himself. Mandatory rehab.. that's what these people need. Because "rock bottom" is often death. It's so incredibly sad. Show a little compassion.
I want an apology from all those who said I was nuts for saying his Asst was involved, thanks!
Rip MP🦋
I knew she was the day I seen the pic of her in that T-Shirt on the couch with him.
His asst is a man @@timpage5021
Oh my God, why do you care? who cares about these stupid Hollywood screwballs
The responsibility is on the addict. Nobody forces the addict to ingest the drug. It’s a personal choice.
This is baloney. Matthew Perry has been on drugs for most of his adult life. The fault and responsibility rests with him and him alone.
Doctors take an oath. These doctors obviously did not take their oath seriously.
The fact that any doctor would use ketamine therapy on a patient with a well-known history of addiction is medical malpractice.
This whole situation is tragic and heartbreaking. Addiction is incredibly complicated and layered. It affects your brain and behaviour and leads to an inability to control its use. As much as Matthew struggled with it and yes at the end of the day he is responsible for taking it, please remember how hard he fought for sobriety and sought help many, many times. He didn't want to be remembered for being Chandler on Friends, he wanted to be remembered for helping others with addiction issues.
I pray these evil people are prosecuted to the fullest!!! I had a reaction to ketamine where it dropped my blood pressure after a surgery. I had trouble coming out of it. So I took it upon myself to list it as an “allergy” so they won’t give it to me again. We should be able to trust our doctors but we need to to be our own best advocate. God bless Mr Perry
Junkies OD every day. Suddenly everyone cares because it was a rich famous junkie.
Maureen..seriously great book Ask Not 👌
He chose his path.
The way these two humble brag is impressive.
This is absurd, yes they should be charged but he was taking above his prescribed dose and he would have got it from anywhere he could. My issue is they should work this hard for everybody who overdosed and charge their dealers
QUICK NOte - special key is also used as a clubdrug, that is usually taken to enhance mdma effects. Ketamine can be found in vets because it's used to treat horses (thats how strong it is). You bake the liquid for a minute in the microwave and get a fine powder, when snorted in VERY small amounts (tip of door KEY max) it makes you feel robotic in a alternative world. When taken in higher amounts, you'll most likely end up in the K-hole = feeling detached from your body, surroundings, and reality. almost like a out-of-body experiences. This is absolutely awful experience, can't imagine how terrible it must've been for Matthew Perry. and it's also hard for me to picture a person addicted to it, using it outside of a club setting seems terrible for me. The K-hole is an AWFUL EXPERIENCE. dont take drugs kids
hope he's in a better place now.
If our government would use those same standards for the drugs coming across the border but we all know that the government makes lots of money from all of the illegal drugs. Government picks and chooses who they go after and it all depends on the most profit for them.
Your best interview Megyn. Hopefully someone in power will listen and take responsible action. These drugs destroy lives of ordinary people. Thank you for being their voice.
Matthew Perry's addiction killed him. He's solely responsible for his death, nobody else.
But since he's a "celebrity" the media will have him hold zero accountability for his choices.
Let's move on to more important issue of Fentynal coming across the open southern border.
Thousands of predators in and out of Hollywood.
Spot on Megyn n Maureen
I applaud the arrest, however, I also feel that it is an indictment against a legal system that clearly administers to only a select few. People die every day from an overdose, yet they are afforded little, if any, representation from law enforcement and the courts. Celebrities live ordinary lives, or so they say, but because they are compensated with obscene amounts of money to sing, dance, act, whatever, we are supposed to blithely accept their reduced liability for their own actions. 🙄
What about personal responsibility Megyn?
Yes, Matthew is responsible for his own actions as well. But so are those other people. They were acting illegally.
Aren't they ALL on one drug or another? It's commonplace. And these people are your role models? The hypocrisy is unbearable.
How about the thousands of people that die every year.....I think it's tragic anytime someone passes away from drugs but Matthews life is not more important than others just because he had money
Matthew Perry seemed to be so incredibly lonely and we will probably never know why but he didn't need to suppliers on dial.
I really like Maureen Callahan. Must read her latest book
Sentence should be eye for eye including everyone who was involved in the crime, in every case
VERY SAD!😢😢😢😢
How so? Junkies die every day but you don't weep for them because they weren't on a sitcom
And mat perry is completely innocent here. Cmon.
Nothing for Brooke Mueller?
They said that Brooke was helping the Police from the very beginning for immunity.
SO UNFAIR, so he was partying all his life for decades and now the people who supplied the party are responsible for his A$$???? HIS BODY HIS DECISION. He is the only guilty for this, why not put hm in jail when he was alive, I CANCEL FRIENDS FOREVER
Not many come out of Hollywood happy and wise. It reveals Hollywood leaves you a mess. Better off not wealthy and thankful than affluent and troubled.
As someone in recovery, Matthew has as much to do with his death as the people who supplied the drugs. That’s what we do we take responsibility. And wouldn’t it be nice if law enforcement actually took this kind of care for the average human who’s dying daily on our streets of fentanyl, overdoses and other horrible addictions. Sorry for Matthew but there’s a lot more like him still out there.
cody (33yrs old) also died because of them
For a second I thought she was interviewing from her toilet 🚻 😅
Oh Elvis Presley also
This was a crime. No need to keep blaming the user on this one. Thank you ladies❤
I have never had an issue with Ket. It helps so so much with anxiety and depression. It saved my life to be honest!! When i heard it was an OD of K, im like.... you can go into K holes bad but they last for maybe 20 minutes. I cant really imagine ketamine being a cause of death unless there is a massive dose in IV form.
Its so disgusting honestly. Poor treatment and literally murd3ring someone that was such a loved person. Rip Matthew.
addiction does not care about your bank account, your fame, your beauty, your age, your status... its a killer