KeithCarter
Member
I believe many of these "accidental overdoses" are really suicides. These sad people can't up and shoot themselves, but they engage in very hazardous behavior in a seemingly oblivious manner. I think they know what they are doing and hope they don't wake up because they are so depressed.
I was working in an ER when the radio call came in that a (description) male suspected of an overdose was being brought in. A nurse said that sounded like a guy brought in two weeks ago, who was 10 minutes from death. She said she talked to him for 45 minutes after he came around. She said she sure hoped it wasn't the same guy.
It was. This time Dead On Arrival. As I stood there looking down at his dead body something just wasn't right.
What wasn't right was everyone acted like this was an accident on his part. It wasn't. It was like Suicide By Cop, where the deceased deliberately puts himself in a lethal environment and hopes someone else will do to him what he couldn't do to himself.
Keithcarter
NRA Life
I was working in an ER when the radio call came in that a (description) male suspected of an overdose was being brought in. A nurse said that sounded like a guy brought in two weeks ago, who was 10 minutes from death. She said she talked to him for 45 minutes after he came around. She said she sure hoped it wasn't the same guy.
It was. This time Dead On Arrival. As I stood there looking down at his dead body something just wasn't right.
What wasn't right was everyone acted like this was an accident on his part. It wasn't. It was like Suicide By Cop, where the deceased deliberately puts himself in a lethal environment and hopes someone else will do to him what he couldn't do to himself.
Keithcarter
NRA Life