Topic: Paramedic’s Corner: Preventing heroin deaths requires more education

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• okie the thread killer: i posted link in local news
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• okie the thread killer: i been busy all weekend, didn't know if it had been discussed or not...
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• okie the thread killer: no, on flw...womand stabbed her husband, and apparently somehow the baby was stabbed also...friday evening or night i think.
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• Maynard: Well If you all are talking about the Brinktown Baby..... The Mother was shot not stabbed...
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• ratatattat: if so, mom and baby are both fine, physically
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• ratatattat: are you talking about the case in brinktown?
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[darrellmaurina]

Ambulance Director Gary Carmack
 
Paramedic’s Corner: Preventing heroin deaths requires more education
I want to address heroin and I wish we could get through to all kids and young folks how deadly heroin really is. In my opinion there is no other prevention strategy except education. I heard a myth the other day about some kind of deadly, supposedly poisonous and new bad heroin coming through here. I don’t know if that is true, nevertheless it doesn’t matter — heroin is just simply a very deadly drug. To actually see a heroin death is ghastly. It is seeing a human in one of the most wretched conditions that can be imagined. Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ...

By Ambulance Director Gary Carmack