Thx for this
Thanks for sharing!
fentanyl? that's a stronger opioid than heroin right? very careless to put that in your body and even worse if you combine it with alcohol and coke. poor guy, i don't know much about mac miller but maybe he was depressed or his breakup really messed him up
I mean, I'd get massively fucked up aswell if Arianna Grande dumped me.fentanyl? that's a stronger opioid than heroin right? very careless to put that in your body and even worse if you combine it with alcohol and coke. poor guy, i don't know much about mac miller but maybe he was depressed or his breakup really messed him up
fentanyl? that's a stronger opioid than heroin right? very careless to put that in your body and even worse if you combine it with alcohol and coke. poor guy, i don't know much about mac miller but maybe he was depressed or his breakup really messed him up
It's always fucking fentanyl. It's crazy how anyone risks to touch the stuff - it's extremely deadly.
https://www-m.cnn.com/2018/11/05/entertainment/mac-miller-cause-of-death/index.html?r=https://www.google.com/
Coroner report showed a mix of fentanyl, cocaine and ethanol in Mac's system.
If you're struggling with addiction please seek help or if you need someone to talk to message me.
Breakups can be very hard, yeah. Heroin dulls the pain. Or fentanyl. Either way he was in pain.fentanyl? that's a stronger opioid than heroin right? very careless to put that in your body and even worse if you combine it with alcohol and coke. poor guy, i don't know much about mac miller but maybe he was depressed or his breakup really messed him up
I don't think it's right at all to blame Ariana. It was already known by people that knew him that he had issues with drugs.I mean, I'd get massively fucked up aswell if Arianna Grande dumped me.
Poor guy, he was so talented. Really sad to see him go because of something like this.
Oh I wasn't blaming her at all, I mean it's not her fault if he already had issues with substance abuse. I'm just saying that it certainly played a big role in all this, but she definitely isn't to blame for it.I came across a woman that was on fentanyl while waiting at the bus stop and her boyfriend came after her 20 minutes later looking for her and told me she was on it.
I was sitting there looking at her, me confused, as she was asking me for my name and looking at me with no essence of normal mental capacity in her eyes.
I know it's a bad thing to get involved in people's life situations, but I really regret not helping her. I should have stayed with her because I don't know what could have happened to her. She was around her early to mid twenties and seemed she could be a very beautiful participant of our society, but something just went wrong.
This stuff hits home, and that's because I grew up knowing that part of my extended family were addicts and dealers when I was younger. Their lives are now flipped upside down, and what sucks is that, while these celebrities die to these drug addictions, so many people don't understand how big the current opiod epidemic is.
I don't think it's right at all to blame Ariana. It was already known by people that knew him that he had issues with drugs.
Just a bad situation all-round. So much talent has been lost on a national and international scale due to drug addiction and suicides. It's like drug addiction and self admitted suicidal thoughts are the most tolerated until it leads to someone's death.
If you can intervene, no matter how much energy it may take from you at the moment, don't be like me, and just do it.
Damn, pretty likely he just had bad luck with fentanyl-laced coke. Awful way to go, the rising popularity of cutting with fentanyl is making a horrible epidemic even worse :(
He's had cocaine and opioid addictions long before his breakup or even the relationship. Also I doubt he intentionally mixed in the Fentanyl, it is mixed with illicit drugs unintentionally, probably best not to comment on a sensitive topic if you don't know what you're talking about.fentanyl? that's a stronger opioid than heroin right? very careless to put that in your body and even worse if you combine it with alcohol and coke. poor guy, i don't know much about mac miller but maybe he was depressed or his breakup really messed him up
But why are you saying that when you don't know that it "certainly played a big role", you're making it up.I'm just saying that it certainly played a big role in all this, but she definitely isn't to blame for it.
Yes there is, because fentanyl laced coke it quite common and he wouldn't have mixed alcohol unless he wanted to die and no evidence points to this being a suicide.I imagine he was actually mixing drugs. Speed balling is a thing. I'm not saying the overdose wasn't an accident, there's just nothing to suggest that the coke he had was contaminated.
Didn't the FDA just approve the other day a drug that was 5x stronger than fentanyl?
Okay according to this 10x more powerful. Like maybe we couldn't keep releasing more powerful drugs that just get abused?
Come on. There's far too many people on this forum who throw ignorance around as an excuse. You live in a time where most of the devices you own can serve you the information you claim to lack in record time.
Just google the name then. You know it looks disrespectful when you ask like that, it's just common courtesy brother.
People here saying that people usually don't take fentynal on purpose are misinformed
There is a HUGE demand for the drug on the streets. Because it is that powerful
Not speaking on Mac Miller specifically, but many, many people DEMAND Fentynal from their dealers.
SOURCE; I live in Vancouver, which has one of the worst opioid crisis in North America. This idea that most people 'accidentally' take Fentynal is ludicrous.
He's had cocaine and opioid addictions long before his breakup or even the relationship. Also I doubt he intentionally mixed in the Fentanyl, it is mixed with illicit drugs unintentionally, probably best not to comment on a sensitive topic if you don't know what you're talking about.
I thought coke was being cut with fentynal and thats how people were OD'ing. Is fentynal similar to cocaine by itself, or what does it do?
He's had cocaine and opioid addictions long before his breakup or even the relationship. Also I doubt he intentionally mixed in the Fentanyl, it is mixed with illicit drugs unintentionally, probably best not to comment on a sensitive topic if you don't know what you're talking about.
But why are you saying that when you don't know that it "certainly played a big role", you're making it up.
Yes there is, because fentanyl laced coke it quite common and he wouldn't have mixed alcohol unless he wanted to die and no evidence points to this being a suicide.
People here saying that people usually don't take fentynal on purpose are misinformed
There is a HUGE demand for the drug on the streets. Because it is that powerful
Not speaking on Mac Miller specifically, but many, many people DEMAND Fentynal from their dealers.
SOURCE; I live in Vancouver, which has one of the worst opioid crisis in North America. This idea that most people 'accidentally' take Fentynal is ludicrous.
I never said that you said insensitive stuff, I said this topic is sensitive and what you posted was you just talking out of your ass.i don't see how i said anything insensitive so your backseat modding is not needed but thanks
No shit the dealers aren't, its because people weigh their drugs or manufacture them on the same equipment and then re-sell them. The dealers generally have no idea what's in them, they just get them from a supplier. Use some common sense.There's been like a handful of recent examples of this at raves. It doesn't happen that often. Coke dealers aren't actively trying to kill their customers.
4.8 % of cocaine in Canada has Fentanyl in it, according to recent reports by Canada's top drug testing labs, due to cross-contamination.
Coke + Fentanyl is the newer, deadlier speedball before it was combining cocaine with heroin or morphine that killed a lot of celebrities over the last 40 years.I thought coke was being cut with fentynal and thats how people were OD'ing. Is fentynal similar to cocaine by itself, or what does it do?
This is true, in Vancouver at least.
I just had a friend OD and die a few months ago, and it was from fentanyl. The story is that he bought bad coke off some guy in the downtown eastside because his regular guy wasn't available, but my other friend, the guy that actually does fentanyl on the regular, said he knew what he was taking before he overdosed. Just tragic.
People on the streets in Vancouver WANT fentanyl. It's cheaper and stronger than heroin. My friend that takes it says you can barely find regular heroin on the streets anymore. There's no demand for it.
This is a lie, no one is speedballing fentanyl and coke unless its by accident because they dont realise their heroin or morphine has been contaminated. Fentanyl doesn't provide the euphoria that morphine and heroin do.Coke + Fentanyl is the newer, deadlier speedball before it was combining cocaine with heroin or morphine that killed a lot of celebrities over the last 40 years.
There's a much smaller margin of error with the Fentanyl mix because of how much more potent it is than morphine and heroin.