Who's responsible for these #fentanyl overdoses? YOU, me we all 8 billion family members aiding abetting all cruel deaths of innocent naïve vulnerable misguided miseducated tortured and tormented enslaved prostituted overworked deceived children.
In a lot of ways kids have it easier than we did but their problems are bigger because they don’t listen at all now. It sad because I wanted kids eventually but seeing how these kids are…I wouldn’t want my child around them.
Amazing video.. It’s crazy how many people go through so much traumas from this abusive drugs. Fentanyl addiction actually destroyed my life, i suffered severe depression and mental disorder, not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 6 years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.
Yes sure of mycologist Pedroshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, addiction. Shrooms can really help break the spell. Whatever spell you may be under.
Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.
I too love hearing about others that have made it back.I got addicted cause of a car accident in 2007 that I am still in pain from,that doctors say is only arthritis then they took my pain meds and put me suboxone since Sept 2nd 2021. Even if I take it or not I still have that pain, so afraid I'm gonna git sucked back in to the pills cause I can't even work but can't get disability either so idk what folks like me do but prayer is all I have done and still the pain so idk anymore 😢 sorry for rambling. Just searched on chrome and sent him a message. I would really love to go with this treatment as well
@@Wow_wow1 - As a doctor who works with addicts, I find it offensive that you would choose those words. Especially in the comments section of a video that is designed to show you the face of addiction, and humanize it. YOU may not agree with saving the lives of people who are in the throes of addiction, and/or an overdose, but every one of them is someone’s child….someone’s parent, someone’s sibling, someone’s best friend. They have a purpose, they need & deserve help. This isn’t something they chose, it’s something that happened while they were trying to escape physical, emotional, or psychological pain. I don’t condone the ways in which they get money to pay for it, but at some point, it’s not about getting high, it’s about not getting sick. The detox process is awful. It can be expensive and next to impossible for them to find help, and that’s what needs to change. The fact that you can watch a video of a 16 year old girl overdosing, in her parents home, and say that you don’t agree with saving her life is disgusting, frankly. I have patients who were prescribed pain meds after surgery, and became addicted, construction workers who were prescribed pain pills to continue working with a back injury, and became addicted, 15 year olds, 57 year olds, patients who live in multimillion dollars homes, and patients who live under a freeway overpass. They’re are talented, smart, intuitive, and kind people whose lives spiraled out of control while they weren’t paying attention. They deserve help. The deserve kindness. They deserve a chance to live again. What they don’t deserve is people like you.
@@ahanna4396 the reason he is a hero is that he knew what to do. Her dad didn't know she tried anything but pot, but this officer thought otherwise and saved her life. He sprinted up the stairs, not sauntered up the stairs. He took his work seriously. It's called going above and beyond the call of duty, not just signing on the dotted line. BTW do you have a dotted line at work? That is usually doing the minimum.
hey guys! yes it’s sofia from this video. i just wanted to say that i read these comments and my heart goes out to the ones that have gone through similar things. yet although i’m now 17 i’m still a kid and even with the love, the hate can overpower it. please don’t make assumptions about my life or the things i said. please don’t comment on my appearance or family. and please don’t call me a “moron” or anything like that when you don’t know the full story in the slightest. this was also over a 3 hour interview and was pieced together in a way abc thought would be good.
You are lucky to have a good dad. I wish you the best in life. Wish you quit drugs and go back to school so someday you will support your father when he needs you.
Hey stay safe! Embrace the sober life and if you're dealing with depression talk with a professional. Don't do drugs to cope with heartaches because they'll end up controlling everything in your life.
Stay in touch with ur recovery young lady. I’m 22 and just got outta rehab from being in the ICU with a tube in my throat literally TODAY. Gratitude is everything so enjoy ur life ❤ I wish you luck on the long journey life is going to bring you! Stay sober
I’ll never forget my attempt at ending things they had to cut me down the panic in her voice as she screamed my name for five minutes as I’m going in and out of consciousness I was sitting so was able to be saved but I could not get it off myself I remember thinking why is she yelling my name so much but she saved my life and I could tell she was new I’ll never put someone through that again
Thank you so much, Sophia, for getting the warning out. My daughter died from taking a hydrocodone pill, she did not know was laced with fentanyl. The guy left her there to die, didn’t call 911. I’m so glad you made it out. God has a purpose for your life, and that is your testimony. I’d give anything to have my daughter back, but we all have our appointed time. Hers was 11/17/20. I don’t know my time, and you don’t know yours. Please keep going on the right path. Believe me, you don’t want to put your parents and family through what we will never get over. Im so glad you made it! I truly am. My daughter suffered from PTSD and even though she didn’t want to die, The Lord saw her suffering. She is in Heaven bc she believed. God bless you, sweetheart 💕
Oh, Gayle, I am so sorry for your broken heart. My Son Kyle lived in Ohio for 7 years. He never sounded right or happy. He came home, and stayed with me in my tiny studio apt., It never occured to me that he had a drug problem. I thank God every day that we lived in that small space. I did his wash and found cut off straws. I would not let it pass. Put 2 and 2 together and FINALLY he admitted his problem with Xanax and Percocet. Except Gayle. They were laced with fentanyl. He went thru 3 days of withdrawal at my house and still would not tell me what was happening. Then one day, He said. I want to tell you what's going on, after the withdrawal ,he put himself on Suboxone. From that day forward. We worked together to get him the help he needed! When he went to outpatient treatment they tested his blood. He had 1000ml of FENTANYL per 1 ml of blood. They said he should be DEAD. Gayle, it is no relection on us as parents. These kids take 1 pill they can die. But. Sadly I feel the truth is not a one time thing and they get hooked. I hope this helps other Parents of kids on drugs, if you even think there is a problem, don't let up, keep asking questions use your intuition. Addicts don't tell the truth, they will lie. Watch them closely,are they asking you for money alot, are they not sleeping. Don't turn a blind eye. Make them face it. Again, I'm so sorry for the loss of you're daughter and I pray my son can make it.🙏♥️
I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter, but I'm glad there are people like you willing to share that. I'm mostly speechless and don't know what to say to a parent who's experienced the worst-loss imaginable, but thank you for at least being willing to talk about.
So sorry about your daughter! Thank you for sharing your story as hard as it must be. Take care of yourself and surround yourself with the wonderful memories of being her mother remember how she lived not how she died xoxoxo
If you ACTUALLY want to save lives we need two big things. Narcan needs to be made OTC and widely available, and reagent testing kits need to be legalized and distributed. We've been talking to kids since the 60s and it hasn't done a damn thing.
I'm very sorry for your loss but Fentanyl did not kill your child. Fentanyl is a life saving drug used to preform operations. Drug laws killed your child. If drugs were legal and observed common safety standards, Fentanyl would not find it's way in to recreational drugs.
Gia, this is a DIRECT RESULT of Joe Bidens border policies. It comes in by THE TON every single day. I am sorry for your loss and I had wet eyes watching the Sophia o.d. incident. This sucks and I will NEVER vote blue again.
@@mikejones9961 I agree with you Mike. Nobody forced her to take it. HOWEVER. Selling somebody heroin, or some other opiates for a period of time and then having a TOTALLY different mix with Fentanyl in it will get you ten years. They are now making the "dealers" (loose term, really) who sold somebody a deadly dose do REAL time. I'm not talking a year in the county. The guys (2) who sold Mac Mill (or whatever the dudes name was) his deadly dose both got DECADES by the Judge. It doesn't really matter anymore if someone forced the dopefiend or not. They are holding the "worker" responsible now, and this is not mythology. It's the new way for them to "feel good" and hold somebody accountable for the users death. I'm not saying it's always right but it's a start....
My best friend passed away due to taking a perc that was unknowingly laced with fentanyl, Good for you for getting this out there! Such a sad thing that so many young people are experiencing
It's crazy that even weed has fentanyl they sprinkle fentanyl cooked with chemicals into weed and about any other drug the cartels are putting it in everything
Shout out to the supportive father. I love that he validated how hard being a teenager is. Also it was nice how he publicly defended her reputation at the end there; that was a good dad move. I have a lot of respect for everyone in the situation!
This is just the beginning. Poor Blacks Whites and Brown don't own any major shipping plane or train companies. Is it logical to sit back and blame the Cinaloa cartel the airian nation and sayy BMF alone for few hundred metric tons of processed cocoa and poppie crossing the boarders every nine months? This is like an invasion species decimating a wildlife region. Most pain relievers are addictive and the prepaid illegal market just figured out how to make just as much as the actual connect. What happens when Americans and undocumented citizens who can't afford health care see it running rampant in every powder format drug that can be repressed?
Sophia has deeper issues than drug use if she's sitting in her room bored and her go-to pastime is hard drugs. There's underlying issues that are pushing her in that direction, and they must be addressed while she's young, before she completely destroys her life with drug addiction.
It's never her fault. It's the cartels and china to blame. There's no personal responsibility for the poor choices shes made and the coping mechanisms.
@@dukewilliam3660 if you genuinely believe that she’s not at fault, I admire your delusion. She made those choices and she has suffered for it. Not wishing her harm or anything, but sucks to suck.
This is crazy but I recognize this girl. She briefly worked at a restaurant with me, and then just disappeared. My manager actually had the police do a wellness check on her because we all just had a feeling that she was struggling. What are the odds that this video popped up and I watched it? Sophia I’m glad you’re alive!
As an addict I hope this is her wake up call but you never know honestly I’ve been through just about every bad outcome and nothing was a wake up call I just eventually was so so tired
Same here. I got tired of chasing the high and saw myself wanting a high like the first time. I could have easily been a heroin or fentanyl addict because the hydrocodone and low grade oxys wasn't doing it anymore. I thank God I made the decision to just stop being so selfish with other priorities and get clean. Two years and counting. 💪🏿💪🏿
@@EB-3002 I hope you weren’t serious. You are still young and you have soo much to live for. Your parents have worked so hard to raised you this far, don’t let it go to waste. Have a happy and healthy life. It’s not always rainbows and butterflies and that’s okay, it’s compromise that moves us along.
@@lilswtangel92 bold of you to assume that I have two parents that raised me or even tried to raise me… none of us are as lucky as others and we don’t have people that raise us or love us or show us the ways of life.
Her father is so sweet " i want them to know that theres more to my daughter than this video and that this could be anybody's child" :( God bless them all, and God bless our children
My boyfriend almost died from someone giving him a drug mixed with fentanyl. Teens are now at a very scary age with drugs. I was 17 and all the people around me were doing street drugs. Get these kids help! We need more awareness
We need to be aware of our sinful condition and our value in Christ. We don't have to be enslaved by these things. It's heartbreaking to read these stories. I believe everyone knows someone who died of an overdose. Just incredibly, overwhelmingly sad.
My daughter lost her best friend to a pill that was laced with fentanyl. It was devastating to go to a funeral for a 17 year old girl who had her whole life ahead of her and to watch the poor parents in pain was heartbreaking. This was a mistake that she paid for with her life. My daughter thinks it's her fault for not being there to stop her. Such a shame.
My childhood best friend from the age of 7 to 21 overdosed on a laced Percocet I attempted to administer narcan but wasted it and she died i blame myself for her death
Yes so sad! I’m sorry for your loss! My 15 year old overdosed 11/2/2022 just like this girl did! I found her just the like the father did. I am a trained healthcare worker. It was devastating to do CPR on my own child. She made it. Then she lost her life 4/20/2023. From the same very thing. 😢❤️🩹 I pray for all teens and parents. I’m crushed!!!!!
I went to rehab in 2019 right around the time fentanyl started popping up in everything. I remember multiple people i know dying from fentanyl laced cocaine (cocaine being my drug of choice) it still wasn’t enough to scare me. True addicts always have the mindset it can never happen to them. I’m extremely happy i finally hit my bottom and sought help. Ive been clean and sober since. I couldn’t imagine being a teen and experimenting nowadays. My heart is with any families who’ve been affected by this epidemic. My heart also goes out to all the still sick and suffering alcoholics and addicts. If you’re someone who’s struggling i promise you there is a way out you just need to reach out for help and take recommendations from people who’ve been there.
Survivors guilt is a real thing, and I hope she gets the support to get through that. I didn't realize the impact it had on my life until later on, and wish someone would have addressed it with me sooner. She has a good outlook so far.
@@sofiachristoff6217sofia sending you love girl I was addicted to the needle and I was pronounced dead after I odd for 32 minutes. I was brought back by 8 narcan injections but I have permanent serious brain damage. Glad you were caught early and I’m glad you’re still here with us ❤❤❤
Hopefully she’s learned from it. But as a 11 year heroin addict, we don’t often stop just after the first overdose. Hope this isn’t just the start for her! Lean on your Dad Sophia he sounds like he can help!
Took me about 15 years of being high and literally going through everything you can think of before I ended up having enough and getting clean. Now I'm at 5 years Thank God. This girl honestly isn't as far gone as most. Who knows she will probably still smoke weed and stuff but she seems too scared to even try again. But that's true we will see.
I feel like most all of these comments about "addiction" just fundamentally miss the point. That's only roughly 20% of hard drug users. Have you not been paying attention to what's going on? A huge number of these people dying are not addicts. They're just casual recreational drug users who wanted to experiment or dabble in oxycodone but obviously there is no real oxy on the street anymore. And that's not even counting the people who have had their cocaine or Xanax contaminated with fentanyl.
I accidentally overdosed on half a perc 30 last week. I couldn’t hear, I was coughing up blood, I couldn’t stop throwing up, and I was turning blue. I laid there for hours knowing I was dying before finally telling my parents (i’m 17) I slept for 3 days straight and could barely breathe when I came home from the hospital. I truly never want to get high again on anything. I am lucky I didn’t die during those hours of laying there. I was so scared and in so much pain. Please don’t do it. Please don’t take pills.
@@courtney.s.madison how did you not know it was laced with fentanyl…? that’s pretty much common knowledge now. i feel like people just pretend they thought it was a real oxy or perc after they OD because it sounds better than admitting they sought out fentanyl willingly. fentanyl is WHY the pills are so good, regular users try to find the pills that have the most in it. no shame in admitting you wanted to get totally blasted. ❤
As a Detox Techician at a Rehab Center for about 3 years, this is a epidemic of a enormous proportions. My job was was literally saving a life at every shift.
So many like you have kept me alive. Even if you don't see the immediate effects, everyone that kept me going was another step to me finally beating it. Thanks for what you do! ❤️
Sophia sweetheart I can see you still carry that guilt with you it's okay to let go of the guilt and forgive yourself you are doing the world a favor by sharing your story and being brutally honest. Live your best life and be proud of who you are you have such a bright future!
This made me cry so hard. I lost one of my childhood friends to an accidental fentanyl overdose. They didn't know what they were doing was laced. When I was younger I used to be more judgemental towards addicts and as I grew older and learned more I realized that they need a lot of compassion, love, support and understanding from people. It breaks my heart when I hear stories like this and keep seeing people from my childhood hometown die. This fetanyl thing is a huge problem taking many lives. Just because someone has tried a drug or drugs doesn't mean they don't deserve to live. So many people turn a blind eye and dismiss addicts and send them hate, until it effects them or someone they love. I wish people cared more and didn't wait until it touched them personally to care.
Seeing what's happening in the U.S. leaves me in a state of shock. And I'm a 49y "old fart" living in Europe who unfortunately knows a lot about opiate addiction. Such a sweet young girl with a great dad and yet so much melancholy in her eyes. I wish her all the best.
My brother had two ODs and recovered, he wasn’t so lucky the third time and died in the room below me. That was 11 years ago and that night/ day finding him dead with my parents has never left our minds or hearts… apart from my dad who died a few years later (not from drugs). I hope this young lady takes this warning and knows how lucky she is. Bless her father and the dispatchers as well as all other users. I carry Narcan with me in my car incase I ever see an OD. Narcan parties are pretty big and 🤦🏻♀️ kids aren’t understanding how real and awful this epidemic is! 🙏 ♥️
I lost my best friend after she took lsd laced with fentanyl when she was 15. It gives me a sense of relief and heartbreak at the same time when I hear people who survive fentanyl overdoses. The heartbreak comes from the fact that I’ll never get my best friend back
So many people in the comments that have overdosed or know of someone that overdosed is overwhelming.. my goodness. I have a toddler and this is terrifying.
Drug will unfortunately get even more deadly and easier to get by the time your child is a teenager. I have a grandson that is only a baby. I worry for his future.
My heart sank when the Denver officer came on, my sweet AJ is struggling with drugs and fighting for his life on the streets of Denver I hope he has a happy ending one day and not like this
My nephew passed away last month due to Fentanyl overdose! Only 30 years old! I hope she learned to value her life and understands the dangers with drugs. Its so sad to see my sister's pain over losing her only child! we are all devastated!
I am so sorry for your loss I was an addict as well I am 33 now an 9 years clean I lost my dad at 16 he was only 36 then my baby sister she was only 16 she died of sepsis due to a sinus infection she was my best friend so I started using idk why the pain an guilt but it hit me that she wouldn't have wanted that nor my dad or living members However my heart and prayers go out to you an your family ❤
I lost my dad, dog and cat in a week span about 3 years ago. Started doing heroin because pot and alcohol wasnt enough. Never had anything laced until about a year later. 1st time i took a shot, walked into the kitchen, talked to my mom remember grabbing the sink and next thing i know im waking up with police and emts standing over me on the kitchen floor with my mom crying behind them. I felt horrible said thank you and went to bed. The 2nd time i knew what it was so i thought i could try just a little bit but nope. Woke up in my chair same as the 1st time. 3rd time i was at the beach for work and that evening in the hotel room took another shot and fell out in the bathroom. Mu friend heard me hit the floor amd had to do cpr on me til paramedics arrived. I woke up as i was being put into an abulance naked. Went home and had a sit down with my mom, apoligized to her and i havent touched it since. Been 2 years now. Got my family trust back, my friends, new dog that is MY WORLD!!! and an awesome job. Every time i want to do it again i close my eyes amd see my mom standing there with tears in her eyes. Ill never put her thru that again.
Having lost my mom to fent on 3-4-22 has made me realize a lot… i wish she was found on time for her to receive narcan…. so many what if’s and questions that were left behind with her passing. I regret not sticking by her and offering more help… if I knew she would be dead, I would have kept her in my home if it meant she’d be alive but she left and was never welcomed back and I regret that so much… I know I’m over sharing but maybe this reaches someone
Thank you for sharing your story. I feel for you and please don’t feel guilty. The hard part about it all is trying to help someone overcome their drug addiction sacrificing yourself, your mental state, your well being for someone special to you who is not ready to seek help can be very heart breaking. It is not your fault to take care of another adult who has a problem with addiction. Forcing someone to seek treatment never helps in the long run and just creates a disfuncional relationship. You tried your best and that’s all you can do. Feeling some sort of guilt is a normal feeling after you loose someone you were trying to help so badly. You didn’t give up on her, you were there throughout her passing and even now spreading awareness and talking about it. Thank you. ❤️
I am sorry for the loss of your mother. I am 72, and had various family members commit suicide, or overdose. You cannot beat yourself up with "what if I did this or said this or done this..." Just concentrate on you finding worth and beauty in everyday.
Glad she’s ok. I’m truly scared for this generation and what’s even to come. Scary. Junior high, I hadn’t even ever tasted alcohol!. Scary... pls don’t do drugs!!
This! It’s so sad. And I don’t know why these kids are so stupid, they know it kills, their friends keep dying, and they keep doing it. When I was that age I (along with everyone else my age) was playing Barbies, jumping rope, and playing Miss Mary Mack. I didn’t even know what drugs were.
When i was in junior high, a lot of my classmates were doing ecstasy, weed or even drinking. That’s the most outrageous things I remember… my classmates that always came high to class then are actually very successful now. But the pressure that kids are under nowadays is scary and the influences that are easily accessible by technology or what’s trending online! Horrible!
Don't be scared. It's called evolution. The ones who don't care enough about themselves or their loved ones to do street drugs shouldn't be here anyways.
@@sashaprettyeyes2052 Not sure what the screaming caps are for but, if me and everyone I know being healthy and happy is “living in a bubble” then I highly suggest “living in a bubble”…. for the entire world🙄
Thanks for letting the report show footage of Sofia and how the police officer administered narcan and see the immediate effect. It can help a lot of people, I don't know if I will ever need this knowledge, but I am glad I have it! All the best!!!
I lost my 27yr old son 12/19/21, to an overdose of fentanyl…he became addicted to it when he took a Percocet laced with it. It’s devastatingly heart wrenching. I’m happy that you survived Sophia. Stay blessed, everything happens for a reason. Your testimony will, no doubt, save lives.
I almost overdosed on fentanyl too. Most people don't make it out alive. I'm tremendously grateful to be one of the few to have survived and share my story.
How did it feel what did you feel i also almost overdosed by just putting a pill in my mouth but i spit it out and still felt something try to take over my body and like chalky throat
Over a 100,000 people dead from drug overdose within one year. Even people who do okay with alcohol and pot need to acknowledge that some people genetically and psychologically are just better off staying away from drugs. It’s something you have to be very careful with. It just seems like more and more younger people are isolated and alone and my experience growing up these are the people who do drugs. Better to put down the phones and tablets and start chilling and going places with a close friend or two. Go outside. Don’t just stay at home by yourself. Spend less time online.
I know for a fact that I have an addicted personality and that really really affects me when it comes to drugs. I used to go off the deep end a bit and I know if I touched a majority of drugs I'd never drop it. The only reason why I stopped acid was because I felt too bad physically and knew I HAD to stop or damage my own brain.
This honestly makes me emotional, having experienced family members overdosing from fentanyl is heartbreaking. You can only imagine what the dad was going through when he realized his daughter took that. He probably still worries to this day hoping she doesn’t, really isn’t a good feeling.
She doesn’t seem happy at all. Yes teenager can be sad but look at her there is no peace in it. New age, drugs, lack of dreams and faith are deceiving they are killing young people
Exactly this. But you see her father says he has some history so I feel like this is the environment she grew up in. When we were growing up we were thinking about school and college and activities we didn’t have time to ruminate by ourselves and look for drugs nor would we ever think of doing that. Nobody in my friend group even ever tried drugs we were just too busy trying to get into good colleges. I feel like these are lost wayward kids who don’t have goals or purpose and don’t have parents supervising them. my parents and those of my friends watched us like hawks knew every move we make and none of us ever got into trouble or drugs. Nowadays if you suggest that online you get 1000 millennial parents saying they’ll resent you and do it anyway. No, we did not resent our parents, and no ….we didn’t do it anyway.
@@ns2110theonly i just always knew that i could go to my mom about anything and that she wouldnt freak out and we would deal with whatever. i used to come home to find friends of mine or just kids from the town sitting on the porch talkin got my mom or getting advice. i had several "friends" who came from "good, christian families and their parent were stuck up and judged me. i also had friends whos parents scared them so much about sex and tried to get them to wait until marriage. guess what? the good christian kids? most became hard addicts. the ones scared of sex? one became a swinger, has been married twice, and had to have therapy in order to get over the fear of sex and the rest got knocked up early and are still trapped. im not perfect but...
I really hope she stays clean and I’m so happy the father is doing his best to educate people on the matter. I lost my best friend this way and just like the father I didn’t know. My friend thought she was buying OxyContin but what they gave her had fentanyl. I always would read the billboards and posters and knew it was lethal. I just never could imagine it would hit so close to home.
i overdosed on molly that we later realized was cut with fentanyl yesterday morning. my boyfriend saved my life by calling 911 as early as he did. i could feel myself slipping away and everything i would be missing ran through my head: my family, the career i’m working on going into, my wedding that would never happen, having children…. i cannot emphasize enough the agony i felt in those moments thinking i was going to die. i can only hope that nobody i know ever has to go through that, and could not get as lucky as i did. this drug is pure evil.
@@aviatrix7774 that’s what I’m thinking. The drugs that are flowing in the streets nowadays are not like anything back in the day. We see more and more recreational users or even first-timers dying because of fentanyl.
@@thebadassbxtch exactly. We have to get rid of the stereotype that everyone who tries drugs is inherently bad or irresponsible. Alcohol is a drug, too.
All drugs are bad. If you bought Molly off the street and took it, you knew the risks. You’re lucky to be alive. Next time you might not be. You can be happy without drugs.
Omg she reminds me of my daughter. I feel more can be done about teens and drug use. Like these kids should watch videos like this in school as a mandatory class like a few times a year, show them over doses and show how the disease progresses from just taking a pill here or there in high school to full blown injecting fentanyl and herion. Especially the stories about teens that took just one pill and died.
Its not just the schools responsible to teach its the parents. Parents are not paying attention or teaching their children. I know my parents didn't teach or pay attention and thats why I did drugs. Parents need to be involved in their kids lives.
You’re right. Schools should teach this but also why don’t you walk over to your daughter’s room and show her this video now? Parents need to TAKE ON THE RESPONSIBILITY of actually parenting. But I agree with you and it takes a village to raise a child so schools should teach this as well. The more they hear about this stuff from home and school the more likely they’ll listen.
I've been pain medication free for nearly 9yrs. I suffer from chronic pain called RSD I refuse to take pain medication. After quitting meds after 12 years of use is one of the best things I did. My prayers are with everyone🙏🙏🙏
I have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in my left arm. I am currently only on Lyrica and use panadol and ibuprofen combo. I don't take anything that is not prescribed by my doctor or pharmacist. I also don't go over the recommended dose either
I am sorry you have RSD/CRPS. Appropriately using pain meds while supervised by a knowledgeable doctor isn't a bad thing. The bad thing is when people abuse their prescribed meds or buy random ones off the streets. Opioids don't help much with RSD/CRPS (or even nerve pain) anyway, which is why most doctors prescribe Gabapentin or Lyrica among other treatments.
My beloved sister died of a Fetanyl overdose. 😭 This little girl is SOO lucky! This drug is so bad. Please. If you suffer from addiction, please, please, please seek help. You ARE worth it!
I always share videos like this to my teens. They both got a share in their messages with a "Watch this so you can be informed". I feel like the more they see on how dangerous things like this are the better decisions they make. So far I've been lucky they've been 10x better behaved than I ever was as a teen.
i gotta be honest im not saying don't trust your kids but at the end of the day, at least for me, there was very little my parents could do to stop anything i wanted to do. your children's peers influence them 10000x more than you do, just hope that they chose good people to be around, that's what saved me.
@@JitzyJT yea it's kind of hard for me to feel sorry for these junkies these teenagers nowadays need more purpose in their life but sometimes you dont figure that out until you mature like me as i get older but even back then i never wanted to harm my health for no reason.
This young lady is so lucky her father found her just in time and I pray she really understands that she almost lost her life and never to take drugs ever again
my friend passed away of a fentanyl overdose back in may at school. i can't imagine what she was feeling along with the confusion she had going on. she is missed so much
I lost my niece to heroin laced with Fentanyl last month. For my son who’s a teen who doesn’t use drugs, the warning of her death will hopefully keep him from ever trying drugs even once. All it takes is one pill.
I lost my 21 year old to fentanyl September 2023 and my life has changed forever.I am devastated and miss her so much!!!This has become an epidemic that needs to stop💔💔💔😭😭😭😭It's taking our babies
I am not a parent. And seeing her on the floor turning blue made my eyes tear up! I can only imagine that poor father. That police officer is a super hero. 🙏❤️
Today I went to my 20 year old second cousin's funeral due to fentanyl. My heart hurts for my cousin Ted, his wife Jennifer and their daughter Megan. The pain and suffering they are going through is so heartbreaking . How do you tell your child a final goodbye? So very sad. Thankfully Ted and Jennifer are from big families and have much support plus the support of friends and neighbors. May our Lord continue to wrap them in His comforting loving arms bringing them peace.
I'm so glad they saved her. My girlfriend died from an overdose when she was 18. Everyone around her failed her, and here I'm so glad to see the exact opposite happening.
The exact same thing happened to me. I am also a fentanyl overdose survivor, under the exact same circumstances. When I was 20, I was in a. Dark place, and found some of my dads old Xanax and took it. I loved finally being able to sleep, cuz that was an awful issue, and when I couldn’t get more, I decided to buy some from the friend of one of my close friends. Not knowing anything about it, I also took it, not knowing it was laced with fentanyl. I woke up in the hospital, taken there by my parents, and they said if I took even a milligram more of it, I would’ve died. Please do not buy anything off the street, you will die, I guarantee.
@facts let me guess you live in the land of entitlement? Ur an idiot. You obviously never did drugs. Yea just tell these kids to just say no to drugs. Lmao ur funny 😁 😂
Sophia I am so glad you survived and the lesson has been learned.. I hope all that will see your story will NEVER try any of these street drugs.....Hopefully your story will save millions. Peace, love to both you and your Pop for sharing your story...this in itself took courage.
This scenario happened to family of mine. She was about 15 and collapsed in a restaurant bathroom. The group of friends she was with left her there to die. One girl stayed by her side and called 911 and her mom. 1 actual friend out of a group of at least 8. It’s been years now and she is completely fine and has a baby now. It was rough back then.
I'm glad her father and the officer with Narcan could save this young lady. Every emergency responder must have this lifesaving drug in their vehicle. Private citizens should carry it in purses and cars so they can quickly access it.
Thank you for your story and for allowing more of us Fentanyl and other drugs survivors, the courage to speak out more. I am one and I haven't spoken about my story because It hurts to face what It did to my children. This Is a story I need to face just like I've faced many other stories I have survived.
Hugs of love and strength to all families who lost love ones to overdose, the pain of grief is immense; my son left this world in February this year 2022 he is very missed.
I'm sorry to hear that. ... we lost my brother on his birthday as well. He was turning 28 on July 4th, 2020. He had never taken fentanyl before but on his birthday he tried it after he had been drinking. Unfortunately he passed away in his room and my mom found him the next morning. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss and I'm sorry so many of us have to lose our loved ones to this horrible epidemic.
I am so sorry for your loss, I lost my mom last month. Recovering from a Fentanyl overdose is rare, my nurse told me. She said that she has had more Fentanyl OD cases than she has had covid cases.
UR STANDARDS ARE TOO LOW. U FIND IDIOTIC DECISIONS AMAZING? I HAVE NO SYMPATHY FOR IDIOTS LIKE THESE. WITHOUT THEM IN THIS WORLD .... THINGS WOULD BE SO MUCH BETTER
@@paralumandiwata6629 Wow. So just first thing, it's really not necessary to yell (type in all caps) at everyone. Perhaps secondly, it's worth noting that many of us don't see anything at all problematic with a father trying to connect with & help his teenage daughter in an effort to get back on the right track. Your worldview is.... sketchy and sad.
Fentanyl took my sister February 4th of 2021. Forever 29. We were terribly abused growing up I broke the cycle and she didn't unfortunately. The coroner told me 3 a day in Memphis
I lost my sister to an accidental Overdose with Fetnayl. Same thing happened except her friend crushed it up and put it in a smokey without telling her. It's been a very heart breaking 4 years without her. Rest easy Miko 💔
Don’t play the blame game when you don’t know if your sister partied like that or not some people live double lives she probably was a regular user just got a bad batch
This is so fucked up I am so sorry for your loss I lost my baby sis at 16 to sepsis a sinus infection killed her an I was an addict due to loosing her an my dad an being raped for 9 years but I am 9 years clean now it's never going to be ok but it will get easier day to day my thoughts and prayers are with u
You know, nothing to do with her actually because we must not make assumptions about why she uses. We don’t know her story, but I think, not Sofia, because don’t know her personally , but many others who use anything really do so to drown loneliness. It’s done in Europe, it’s done in the us, it’s done all over the world, because the age of social media has created different types of ways of shaming others. Back in the days, you could earn back honor by moving to a place they don’t know ya yet or by winning a fight, catching a giant fish, riding a horse, throwing knife’s, five finger filet, winning a dual. These things are obviously now a no go, so people get excommunicated by their friends and end up lonely for almost ever, nothing they can do about it because social media is a B, and everyone now knows you as “lame.” For me that would be a good reason to down an entire bottle of Smirnoff 100 to try and drown in loniness. For everyone, death is better than loniness. Sometimes I am lonely, so I base this offf my story. Please people, how difficult is it to get friends and to talk to the person I am in love with. (I’m not an alcoholic, I’m sober and hot when I am with her) I am afraid of rejection ✍🏻 another one. Rejection and fear also may make people use substances. There ya go. Some possible explanations for some people’s substance behavior, not Sofia I think, or rather, don’t know, can’t tell, not allowed to and won’t. Just my experience if that helps you get a better view.
This is so scary and hits home with me hard because I myself use to be addicted to pain meds. From 2004-2009 my life was a mess and I knew I had to do something or I was going to lose everything including my life. This was way back before snap chat and emojis and before we had meth, heroin and fentanyl around southeast Kentucky. I am beyond blessed I got my life back on track and away from this stuff. I’ll be celebrating my 13yrs clean and sober and anyone out there dealing with addiction I’ll always be a friend to you in hopes to show you that you too can beat addiction. ❤️
A bill has just passed through the Illinois House allowing community health centers and hospitals to provide fentanyl test strips to anyone in need of them! They help detect fentanyl in all kinds of drugs; therefore, potentially saving lives.
Sofia you are here because you are loved, you have so much to bring to this world and your father knows that and had your back whether or not you made a mistake. We all do crazy stuff when we're young and look back going "whoa I lived through that?" Just learn from it and share it to help those you care about and give yourself the gift of therapy. Maybe you have already, I wish I had sooner in my life. It's a truly eye-opening experience and I hope through stories like yours more folks will treat mental health for what it is! = physical health ❤
Really? What precisely does she have to offer besides self-pity, self-indulgence, abdication of responsibility and a whole lot of ME, ME, ME? I have met people like her, with or without drug/alcohol use and they have NOTHING to offer but greed and need. They suck the life out of families or any group where the majority of people just want to live decent, responsible and respectable lives.
Late comment but... I hope Sofia is still clean and getting ready to live a wonderful life. She's a beautiful girl and has so much to look forward to. It just takes a little work to see the beauty in life. Hope you are well Sofia.
My 26 year old brother died September ‘22. This is legitimately an attack on our country. My brother wasn’t a drug addict. He did like to have fun tho. And unfortunately you get tainted drugs that kill. I’m sadder than hell these days. But my family are doing the best we can to make sure is death is not in vein. We are working to spread awareness. We all have to come together and do this.
I lost my cousin couple years back from the same thing. We were told he was hurting in his back. He got 2 percets it was laced. He die died few minutes later. They got got the people that was selling this to people. They are in jail for murder. This was in Murfreesboro Tennessee
i survived a fet overdose in 2015. absolutely terrifying 😳 . i havent used any opiate since and never will unless its from a doctor and i have to have it .
2:13 ‘I THINK that I’m grateful for it’ This girl going struggle so hard with drugs in the future this experience won’t stop her. If you have to think that you are grateful it normally means that situation meant nothing maybe it was a thrill for her. I hope she can get though it. And it’s concerning that she so causally said she was doing a line cause she was bored and felt sparkly like she was almost bragging about it from the way she was smiling and smiling when she said she could been dead. I really hope she gets therapy and help she needs it doesn’t look like it hit her yet what happened. She’s lucky her dad love her lots and is there for her. It’s definitely going to be a long hard journey for her especially how much she listed she taken at such a young age with a smile
I know when I was a teen (early 2000s) basically everyone I knew and knew of experimented with drugs, now it’s deadly and more accessible, it’s not worth the risk whatsoever
"It is a hard time to be a parent of a teenager and even harder to be a teenager" What a precious dad, so empathetic.
I listen to Jehovah's Witness music when I want to feel peaceful, yet Slayer when I have to stay awake.
@@matthewhawking4318 Good for you Matthew :D
Who's responsible for these #fentanyl overdoses? YOU, me we all 8 billion family members aiding abetting all cruel deaths of innocent naïve vulnerable misguided miseducated tortured and tormented enslaved prostituted overworked deceived children.
Wat a difficult time.
.I want to cry
In a lot of ways kids have it easier than we did but their problems are bigger because they don’t listen at all now. It sad because I wanted kids eventually but seeing how these kids are…I wouldn’t want my child around them.
Amazing video.. It’s crazy how many people go through so much traumas from this abusive drugs. Fentanyl addiction actually destroyed my life, i suffered severe depression and mental disorder, not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 6 years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.
Yes sure of mycologist Pedroshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, addiction. Shrooms can really help break the spell. Whatever spell you may be under.
Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.
Can I reach this dude through Google?
Yes he's Pedroshrooms. I know few friends who no longer suffer ptsd and anxiety with
the help of shrooms. Never had to take
shrooms after then.
I too love hearing about others that have made it back.I got addicted cause of a car accident in 2007 that I am still in pain from,that doctors say is only arthritis then they took my pain meds and put me suboxone since Sept 2nd 2021. Even if I take it or not I still have that pain, so afraid I'm gonna git sucked back in to the pills cause I can't even work but can't get disability either so idk what folks like me do but prayer is all I have done and still the pain so idk anymore 😢 sorry for rambling. Just searched on chrome and sent him a message. I would really love to go with this treatment as well
This officer is an absolute hero and saved her life!
How P.O. is a HERO, I think not.
@@ahanna4396 though i dont agree saving all these drug addicts, he did save her life that day so to some he’s a hero.
@@Wow_wow1 - As a doctor who works with addicts, I find it offensive that you would choose those words. Especially in the comments section of a video that is designed to show you the face of addiction, and humanize it. YOU may not agree with saving the lives of people who are in the throes of addiction, and/or an overdose, but every one of them is someone’s child….someone’s parent, someone’s sibling, someone’s best friend. They have a purpose, they need & deserve help. This isn’t something they chose, it’s something that happened while they were trying to escape physical, emotional, or psychological pain. I don’t condone the ways in which they get money to pay for it, but at some point, it’s not about getting high, it’s about not getting sick. The detox process is awful. It can be expensive and next to impossible for them to find help, and that’s what needs to change. The fact that you can watch a video of a 16 year old girl overdosing, in her parents home, and say that you don’t agree with saving her life is disgusting, frankly. I have patients who were prescribed pain meds after surgery, and became addicted, construction workers who were prescribed pain pills to continue working with a back injury, and became addicted, 15 year olds, 57 year olds, patients who live in multimillion dollars homes, and patients who live under a freeway overpass. They’re are talented, smart, intuitive, and kind people whose lives spiraled out of control while they weren’t paying attention. They deserve help. The deserve kindness. They deserve a chance to live again.
What they don’t deserve is people like you.
@@Wow_wow1 the reason I don't call first responders hero, because they signed their name on the dotted line.
@@ahanna4396 the reason he is a hero is that he knew what to do. Her dad didn't know she tried anything but pot, but this officer thought otherwise and saved her life. He sprinted up the stairs, not sauntered up the stairs. He took his work seriously.
It's called going above and beyond the call of duty, not just signing on the dotted line.
BTW do you have a dotted line at work? That is usually doing the minimum.
hey guys! yes it’s sofia from this video. i just wanted to say that i read these comments and my heart goes out to the ones that have gone through similar things. yet although i’m now 17 i’m still a kid and even with the love, the hate can overpower it. please don’t make assumptions about my life or the things i said. please don’t comment on my appearance or family. and please don’t call me a “moron” or anything like that when you don’t know the full story in the slightest. this was also over a 3 hour interview and was pieced together in a way abc thought would be good.
You are lucky to have a good dad. I wish you the best in life. Wish you quit drugs and go back to school so someday you will support your father when he needs you.
Hey stay safe! Embrace the sober life and if you're dealing with depression talk with a professional. Don't do drugs to cope with heartaches because they'll end up controlling everything in your life.
U got this!!
Stay in touch with ur recovery young lady. I’m 22 and just got outta rehab from being in the ICU with a tube in my throat literally TODAY. Gratitude is everything so enjoy ur life ❤ I wish you luck on the long journey life is going to bring you! Stay sober
Btw ur dad is awesome and very sympathetic.
Being a dispatcher would be so scary. Not being able to be there and hearing the panic in the callers voices. Huge thank you to dispatchers.
so scary😐
I don't know how they do it. They save lives but can only do so much over the phone. And not knowing the outcomes must kill them.
@@xoxoPilar they don’t get to know ?
I’ll never forget my attempt at ending things they had to cut me down the panic in her voice as she screamed my name for five minutes as I’m going in and out of consciousness I was sitting so was able to be saved but I could not get it off myself I remember thinking why is she yelling my name so much but she saved my life and I could tell she was new I’ll never put someone through that again
Thank you. I've done it for 26 years now.
Thank you so much, Sophia, for getting the warning out. My daughter died from taking a hydrocodone pill, she did not know was laced with fentanyl. The guy left her there to die, didn’t call 911.
I’m so glad you made it out. God has a purpose for your life, and that is your testimony.
I’d give anything to have my daughter back, but we all have our appointed time. Hers was 11/17/20. I don’t know my time, and you don’t know yours.
Please keep going on the right path. Believe me, you don’t want to put your parents and family through what we will never get over.
Im so glad you made it! I truly am. My daughter suffered from PTSD and even though she didn’t want to die, The Lord saw her suffering. She is in Heaven bc she believed. God bless you, sweetheart 💕
Oh, Gayle, I am so sorry for your broken heart. My Son Kyle lived in Ohio for 7 years. He never sounded right or happy. He came home, and stayed with me in my tiny studio apt., It never occured to me that he had a drug problem. I thank God every day that we lived in that small space. I did his wash and found cut off straws. I would not let it pass. Put 2 and 2 together and FINALLY he admitted his problem with Xanax and Percocet. Except Gayle. They were laced with fentanyl. He went thru 3 days of withdrawal at my house and still would not tell me what was happening. Then one day, He said. I want to tell you what's going on, after the withdrawal ,he put himself on Suboxone. From that day forward. We worked together to get him the help he needed! When he went to outpatient treatment they tested his blood. He had 1000ml of FENTANYL per 1 ml of blood. They said he should be DEAD. Gayle, it is no relection on us as parents. These kids take 1 pill they can die. But. Sadly I feel the truth is not a one time thing and they get hooked. I hope this helps other Parents of kids on drugs, if you even think there is a problem, don't let up, keep asking questions use your intuition. Addicts don't tell the truth, they will lie. Watch them closely,are they asking you for money alot, are they not sleeping. Don't turn a blind eye. Make them face it. Again, I'm so sorry for the loss of you're daughter and I pray my son can make it.🙏♥️
I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter, but I'm glad there are people like you willing to share that.
I'm mostly speechless and don't know what to say to a parent who's experienced the worst-loss imaginable, but thank you for at least being willing to talk about.
Be sure to send a thank you letter to a Democrat for wanting Open borders. They killed your daughter. I am sorry for your loss.
So sorry about your daughter! Thank you for sharing your story as hard as it must be. Take care of yourself and surround yourself with the wonderful memories of being her mother remember how she lived not how she died xoxoxo
I’m so sorry. I can tell you are a great mom. Your daughter was so lucky to have you. ♥️
What a great dad. I hope Sophia sees how caring and non judgmental her father is. It seems like he might be a single dad too. But who knows.
Why can't we su biden and his administration for amount of fettenal coming over boarder
Lies again? Fly Emirates
It’s Sofia
Dumbass it was ABC fake news pushing for Democrats President which Biden poured drugs into the USA.
@@SmithsnMoz a great dad would give his daughter a safe environment to use her weed. if shes not allowed to use it at home she will with her friends.
Sweet girl and great dad. Thank you for being brave and telling your story to warn others. I'm so glad she was saved.
Parents must NOT be AFRAID to TALK to their CHILDREN about DRUGS . This may SAVE OUR CHILDREN'S LIVES
If you ACTUALLY want to save lives we need two big things. Narcan needs to be made OTC and widely available, and reagent testing kits need to be legalized and distributed. We've been talking to kids since the 60s and it hasn't done a damn thing.
@@dannibble, yes!!
@@dannibble preach!
Yes. Don't turn a blind eye.
@@dannibble word
My only child was murdered by Fentanyl. Please keep telling your story sweetheart.
I'm very sorry for your loss but Fentanyl did not kill your child. Fentanyl is a life saving drug used to preform operations. Drug laws killed your child. If drugs were legal and observed common safety standards, Fentanyl would not find it's way in to recreational drugs.
Gia, this is a DIRECT RESULT of Joe Bidens border policies. It comes in by THE TON every single day. I am sorry for your loss and I had wet eyes watching the Sophia o.d. incident. This sucks and I will NEVER vote blue again.
who forced her to take it?
@@mikejones9961 I agree with you Mike. Nobody forced her to take it. HOWEVER. Selling somebody heroin, or some other opiates for a period of time and then having a TOTALLY different mix with Fentanyl in it will get you ten years. They are now making the "dealers" (loose term, really) who sold somebody a deadly dose do REAL time. I'm not talking a year in the county. The guys (2) who sold Mac Mill (or whatever the dudes name was) his deadly dose both got DECADES by the Judge. It doesn't really matter anymore if someone forced the dopefiend or not. They are holding the "worker" responsible now, and this is not mythology. It's the new way for them to "feel good" and hold somebody accountable for the users death. I'm not saying it's always right but it's a start....
@@mikejones9961 it's most likely they took it themselves but if a dealer unknowingly adds a deadly substance to it its still murder
My best friend passed away due to taking a perc that was unknowingly laced with fentanyl, Good for you for getting this out there! Such a sad thing that so many young people are experiencing
It's crazy that even weed has fentanyl they sprinkle fentanyl cooked with chemicals into weed and about any other drug the cartels are putting it in everything
Mine did too, they found him in the room stiff.:/
@@Wally710 goodness 🥺 so common! sad!
💔🙏
Same exact thing happened to my friend. He was only 18.
I'm so glad Sophia survived. I think her and her dad are very strong folks. Thank you all for sharing Sophia's story. I pray it saves lives.
Shout out to the supportive father. I love that he validated how hard being a teenager is. Also it was nice how he publicly defended her reputation at the end there; that was a good dad move.
I have a lot of respect for everyone in the situation!
not too bright ru?
Life's hard when your stupid
Defending a disorder
This is just the beginning. Poor Blacks Whites and Brown don't own any major shipping plane or train companies. Is it logical to sit back and blame the Cinaloa cartel the airian nation and sayy BMF alone for few hundred metric tons of processed cocoa and poppie crossing the boarders every nine months? This is like an invasion species decimating a wildlife region. Most pain relievers are addictive and the prepaid illegal market just figured out how to make just as much as the actual connect. What happens when Americans and undocumented citizens who can't afford health care see it running rampant in every powder format drug that can be repressed?
Sophia has deeper issues than drug use if she's sitting in her room bored and her go-to pastime is hard drugs. There's underlying issues that are pushing her in that direction, and they must be addressed while she's young, before she completely destroys her life with drug addiction.
Crushing it up to “take a line”…to feel “sparkly”. Hopefully a near death experience wakes her up!
It's never her fault. It's the cartels and china to blame. There's no personal responsibility for the poor choices shes made and the coping mechanisms.
@@dukewilliam3660 the u.s. plays a bigger role in this than you think…i mean how did it get here?? critical thinking is important
There are like 5 cans of Bud under her dresser
@@dukewilliam3660 if you genuinely believe that she’s not at fault, I admire your delusion. She made those choices and she has suffered for it. Not wishing her harm or anything, but sucks to suck.
This is crazy but I recognize this girl. She briefly worked at a restaurant with me, and then just disappeared. My manager actually had the police do a wellness check on her because we all just had a feeling that she was struggling. What are the odds that this video popped up and I watched it? Sophia I’m glad you’re alive!
Dang that's a pretty cool restaurant. Thanks for generally caring and not stigmatizing! ❤️
girl I left my job without telling anyone and they didn't even care😂
Amen!
I agree with these peeps. Thank you for caring and checking on her. It gives me hope for humanity to read this!
Did she seem like she was doing bad things? Or if she had a drug problem?
As an addict I hope this is her wake up call but you never know honestly I’ve been through just about every bad outcome and nothing was a wake up call I just eventually was so so tired
She does not look like she’s on a good path.
She looks severely depressed
Same here. I got tired of chasing the high and saw myself wanting a high like the first time. I could have easily been a heroin or fentanyl addict because the hydrocodone and low grade oxys wasn't doing it anymore. I thank God I made the decision to just stop being so selfish with other priorities and get clean. Two years and counting. 💪🏿💪🏿
@@EB-3002 I hope you weren’t serious. You are still young and you have soo much to live for. Your parents have worked so hard to raised you this far, don’t let it go to waste. Have a happy and healthy life. It’s not always rainbows and butterflies and that’s okay, it’s compromise that moves us along.
@@lilswtangel92 bold of you to assume that I have two parents that raised me or even tried to raise me… none of us are as lucky as others and we don’t have people that raise us or love us or show us the ways of life.
Her father is so sweet " i want them to know that theres more to my daughter than this video and that this could be anybody's child" :( God bless them all, and God bless our children
My boyfriend almost died from someone giving him a drug mixed with fentanyl. Teens are now at a very scary age with drugs. I was 17 and all the people around me were doing street drugs. Get these kids help! We need more awareness
Agreed. Drugs now are terrifying.
Um DARE was a thing when was in school. Yall are just Fucking stupid
Fentanyl has done to drugs what aids did to sex in the 80s
dont take any drug....thats the answer. quality is not guaranteed by dope dealers
We need to be aware of our sinful condition and our value in Christ. We don't have to be enslaved by these things. It's heartbreaking to read these stories. I believe everyone knows someone who died of an overdose. Just incredibly, overwhelmingly sad.
My daughter lost her best friend to a pill that was laced with fentanyl. It was devastating to go to a funeral for a 17 year old girl who had her whole life ahead of her and to watch the poor parents in pain was heartbreaking. This was a mistake that she paid for with her life. My daughter thinks it's her fault for not being there to stop her. Such a shame.
My childhood best friend from the age of 7 to 21 overdosed on a laced Percocet I attempted to administer narcan but wasted it and she died i blame myself for her death
Yes so sad! I’m sorry for your loss! My 15 year old overdosed 11/2/2022 just like this girl did! I found her just the like the father did. I am a trained healthcare worker. It was devastating to do CPR on my own child. She made it. Then she lost her life 4/20/2023. From the same very thing. 😢❤️🩹 I pray for all teens and parents. I’m crushed!!!!!
She needs drug free friends. She was in the wrong company. I never did drugs, I chose to mix with clean company
I went to rehab in 2019 right around the time fentanyl started popping up in everything. I remember multiple people i know dying from fentanyl laced cocaine (cocaine being my drug of choice) it still wasn’t enough to scare me. True addicts always have the mindset it can never happen to them. I’m extremely happy i finally hit my bottom and sought help. Ive been clean and sober since. I couldn’t imagine being a teen and experimenting nowadays. My heart is with any families who’ve been affected by this epidemic. My heart also goes out to all the still sick and suffering alcoholics and addicts. If you’re someone who’s struggling i promise you there is a way out you just need to reach out for help and take recommendations from people who’ve been there.
Survivors guilt is a real thing, and I hope she gets the support to get through that. I didn't realize the impact it had on my life until later on, and wish someone would have addressed it with me sooner. She has a good outlook so far.
why?
@@mikejones9961 why what, creep boy?
@@busydoinnothinn Wishing her much love and light in her recovery., bonehead
hey this is sofia from the vid. i’ve seen a lot of hate in the comments and stuff like this is so meaningful to me. thank you so much
@@sofiachristoff6217sofia sending you love girl I was addicted to the needle and I was pronounced dead after I odd for 32 minutes. I was brought back by 8 narcan injections but I have permanent serious brain damage. Glad you were caught early and I’m glad you’re still here with us ❤❤❤
Hopefully she’s learned from it. But as a 11 year heroin addict, we don’t often stop just after the first overdose. Hope this isn’t just the start for her! Lean on your Dad Sophia he sounds like he can help!
Exactly this. Sad to say it’s hard to have a wake up call when you’re an addict.
Took me about 15 years of being high and literally going through everything you can think of before I ended up having enough and getting clean. Now I'm at 5 years Thank God. This girl honestly isn't as far gone as most. Who knows she will probably still smoke weed and stuff but she seems too scared to even try again. But that's true we will see.
the diffrence is when we did drugs they would not instantly kill you
I feel like most all of these comments about "addiction" just fundamentally miss the point. That's only roughly 20% of hard drug users. Have you not been paying attention to what's going on? A huge number of these people dying are not addicts. They're just casual recreational drug users who wanted to experiment or dabble in oxycodone but obviously there is no real oxy on the street anymore. And that's not even counting the people who have had their cocaine or Xanax contaminated with fentanyl.
@@Ryan88881 Exactly!
I accidentally overdosed on half a perc 30 last week. I couldn’t hear, I was coughing up blood, I couldn’t stop throwing up, and I was turning blue. I laid there for hours knowing I was dying before finally telling my parents (i’m 17) I slept for 3 days straight and could barely breathe when I came home from the hospital. I truly never want to get high again on anything. I am lucky I didn’t die during those hours of laying there. I was so scared and in so much pain. Please don’t do it. Please don’t take pills.
I’m sorry my sis but you took a laced pill percs are a fake pill in the first plate I pray you get better
@@jenznsk7708 Thank you I’ve been doing a lot better! I know now that it was a pressed Roxy laced with fentanyl.
Thank God you had the chance to tell your parents and had the sense to do so. God bless you!
i’m smokin a perc right now sorry
@@courtney.s.madison how did you not know it was laced with fentanyl…? that’s pretty much common knowledge now. i feel like people just pretend they thought it was a real oxy or perc after they OD because it sounds better than admitting they sought out fentanyl willingly. fentanyl is WHY the pills are so good, regular users try to find the pills that have the most in it. no shame in admitting you wanted to get totally blasted. ❤
SO proud of you for sharing your story! YOU are so loved and thank GOD you lived. Use this to continue to help others.
As a Detox Techician at a Rehab Center for about 3 years, this is a epidemic of a enormous proportions. My job was was literally saving a life at every shift.
Bless you!
So many like you have kept me alive. Even if you don't see the immediate effects, everyone that kept me going was another step to me finally beating it.
Thanks for what you do! ❤️
Wow ..blessing to you
Thank you ❣️
My cousin is on a downward spiral, how do i help
Sophia sweetheart I can see you still carry that guilt with you it's okay to let go of the guilt and forgive yourself you are doing the world a favor by sharing your story and being brutally honest. Live your best life and be proud of who you are you have such a bright future!
This made me cry so hard. I lost one of my childhood friends to an accidental fentanyl overdose. They didn't know what they were doing was laced. When I was younger I used to be more judgemental towards addicts and as I grew older and learned more I realized that they need a lot of compassion, love, support and understanding from people. It breaks my heart when I hear stories like this and keep seeing people from my childhood hometown die. This fetanyl thing is a huge problem taking many lives. Just because someone has tried a drug or drugs doesn't mean they don't deserve to live. So many people turn a blind eye and dismiss addicts and send them hate, until it effects them or someone they love. I wish people cared more and didn't wait until it touched them personally to care.
Seeing what's happening in the U.S. leaves me in a state of shock.
And I'm a 49y "old fart" living in Europe who unfortunately knows a lot about opiate addiction.
Such a sweet young girl with a great dad and yet so much melancholy in her eyes.
I wish her all the best.
I’m so glad she survived! I lost my dad 3/7/21 to a fentanyl overdose. i miss him so much! I’m only 18 and now trying to figure this out.
wow. i lost my dad on that exact date one year later to the same thing. 3/7/22 i was 21.
I lost my dad 10/14 to the same thing 😞😞
just lost my mom to it last week im 17
🙏🏽
Hardly ever a happy ending.
My brother had two ODs and recovered, he wasn’t so lucky the third time and died in the room below me. That was 11 years ago and that night/ day finding him dead with my parents has never left our minds or hearts… apart from my dad who died a few years later (not from drugs).
I hope this young lady takes this warning and knows how lucky she is. Bless her father and the dispatchers as well as all other users.
I carry Narcan with me in my car incase I ever see an OD. Narcan parties are pretty big and 🤦🏻♀️ kids aren’t understanding how real and awful this epidemic is!
🙏 ♥️
I lost my best friend after she took lsd laced with fentanyl when she was 15. It gives me a sense of relief and heartbreak at the same time when I hear people who survive fentanyl overdoses. The heartbreak comes from the fact that I’ll never get my best friend back
Same lost a cousin last year
same lost my brother two years ago
Acid laced with fentanyl? Dude, that’s fucking SCARY. Sorry about your friend 😔
@@Alexis-sq7on right not at all what one would expect or even be prepared for
PEOPLE LACE TABS WITH FENTANYL???! Wow i am so lucky nothing happened to me the few times i did try it 😵💫😳
So many people in the comments that have overdosed or know of someone that overdosed is overwhelming.. my goodness. I have a toddler and this is terrifying.
Drug will unfortunately get even more deadly and easier to get by the time your child is a teenager. I have a grandson that is only a baby. I worry for his future.
Keep in mind children are more likely to become addicts if you have a family history of* addiction.
My heart sank when the Denver officer came on, my sweet AJ is struggling with drugs and fighting for his life on the streets of Denver I hope he has a happy ending one day and not like this
😔🙏🏼
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My nephew passed away last month due to Fentanyl overdose! Only 30 years old! I hope she learned to value her life and understands the dangers with drugs. Its so sad to see my sister's pain over losing her only child! we are all devastated!
such a waste of a life.
I am so sorry for your loss I was an addict as well I am 33 now an 9 years clean I lost my dad at 16 he was only 36 then my baby sister she was only 16 she died of sepsis due to a sinus infection she was my best friend so I started using idk why the pain an guilt but it hit me that she wouldn't have wanted that nor my dad or living members However my heart and prayers go out to you an your family ❤
my brother was a drug addict for years and i thank god everyday he’s clean now 🤍 he’s 4 months sober now at 29
I lost my dad, dog and cat in a week span about 3 years ago. Started doing heroin because pot and alcohol wasnt enough. Never had anything laced until about a year later. 1st time i took a shot, walked into the kitchen, talked to my mom remember grabbing the sink and next thing i know im waking up with police and emts standing over me on the kitchen floor with my mom crying behind them. I felt horrible said thank you and went to bed. The 2nd time i knew what it was so i thought i could try just a little bit but nope. Woke up in my chair same as the 1st time. 3rd time i was at the beach for work and that evening in the hotel room took another shot and fell out in the bathroom. Mu friend heard me hit the floor amd had to do cpr on me til paramedics arrived. I woke up as i was being put into an abulance naked. Went home and had a sit down with my mom, apoligized to her and i havent touched it since. Been 2 years now. Got my family trust back, my friends, new dog that is MY WORLD!!! and an awesome job. Every time i want to do it again i close my eyes amd see my mom standing there with tears in her eyes. Ill never put her thru that again.
Thank god for that officer being able to think critically and react quickly. He’s a hero
Having lost my mom to fent on 3-4-22 has made me realize a lot… i wish she was found on time for her to receive narcan…. so many what if’s and questions that were left behind with her passing. I regret not sticking by her and offering more help… if I knew she would be dead, I would have kept her in my home if it meant she’d be alive but she left and was never welcomed back and I regret that so much… I know I’m over sharing but maybe this reaches someone
Thank you for sharing your story. I feel for you and please don’t feel guilty. The hard part about it all is trying to help someone overcome their drug addiction sacrificing yourself, your mental state, your well being for someone special to you who is not ready to seek help can be very heart breaking. It is not your fault to take care of another adult who has a problem with addiction. Forcing someone to seek treatment never helps in the long run and just creates a disfuncional relationship. You tried your best and that’s all you can do. Feeling some sort of guilt is a normal feeling after you loose someone you were trying to help so badly. You didn’t give up on her, you were there throughout her passing and even now spreading awareness and talking about it. Thank you. ❤️
@@berenisemendez5223 thank you so much for that… I really needed to read that. 🥺🙏🏼🤍
I'm very sorry.
I am sorry for the loss of your mother. I am 72, and had various family members commit suicide, or overdose. You cannot beat yourself up with "what if I did this or said this or done this..." Just concentrate on you finding worth and beauty in everyday.
You can’t change the past so please don’t blame yourself
Glad she’s ok.
I’m truly scared for this generation and what’s even to come. Scary. Junior high, I hadn’t even ever tasted alcohol!. Scary... pls don’t do drugs!!
This! It’s so sad. And I don’t know why these kids are so stupid, they know it kills, their friends keep dying, and they keep doing it. When I was that age I (along with everyone else my age) was playing Barbies, jumping rope, and playing Miss Mary Mack. I didn’t even know what drugs were.
When i was in junior high, a lot of my classmates were doing ecstasy, weed or even drinking. That’s the most outrageous things I remember… my classmates that always came
high to class then are actually very successful now.
But the pressure that kids are under nowadays is scary and the influences that are easily accessible by technology or what’s trending online! Horrible!
Don't be scared. It's called evolution. The ones who don't care enough about themselves or their loved ones to do street drugs shouldn't be here anyways.
@@ns2110theonly U JUST LIVED IN A BUBBLE..KIDS HAVE BEEN DOING HARD DRUGS FOR DECADES..IT WAS JUST NEVER TALKED ABOUT LIKE IT IS NOW
@@sashaprettyeyes2052 Not sure what the screaming caps are for but, if me and everyone I know being healthy and happy is “living in a bubble” then I highly suggest “living in a bubble”…. for the entire world🙄
Thanks for letting the report show footage of Sofia and how the police officer administered narcan and see the immediate effect. It can help a lot of people, I don't know if I will ever need this knowledge, but I am glad I have it! All the best!!!
I’m going to have my girl watch this . Thank you for speaking out. This could save lives.
I lost my 27yr old son 12/19/21, to an overdose of fentanyl…he became addicted to it when he took a Percocet laced with it. It’s devastatingly heart wrenching. I’m happy that you survived Sophia. Stay blessed, everything happens for a reason. Your testimony will, no doubt, save lives.
I lost my only brother 9/17/21. I miss him every single day.
@@astridjanine1824 so sorry for your loss…this world is an unusually cruel place…I know they are in the arms of Angels, safely watching over us
why did you raise a druggie?
mike jones That’s the most ignorant thing I’ve ever heard. I assume you’ve never lost a loved one to over dose? I hope you never do.
@@tiff-skirocksonville49 guess you never listened to a Democrat
Lost my little brother to this. I’m glad she was one of the lucky ones. 💜
I almost overdosed on fentanyl too. Most people don't make it out alive. I'm tremendously grateful to be one of the few to have survived and share my story.
How did it feel what did you feel i also almost overdosed by just putting a pill in my mouth but i spit it out and still felt something try to take over my body and like chalky throat
Stay away from people who are bad for you, Drugs are for mugs
I hope she’s in a really good recovery program, she’s still in a ton of pain. Addiction doesn’t come from no where- comes from pain- breeds more pain
My dear friend lost her son to one pill laced last year. I'm so happy she's alive.. God bless our kids. Its a scary world out there
Over a 100,000 people dead from drug overdose within one year. Even people who do okay with alcohol and pot need to acknowledge that some people genetically and psychologically are just better off staying away from drugs. It’s something you have to be very careful with. It just seems like more and more younger people are isolated and alone and my experience growing up these are the people who do drugs. Better to put down the phones and tablets and start chilling and going places with a close friend or two. Go outside. Don’t just stay at home by yourself. Spend less time online.
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Yes 💯💶
@@elikat1987 They said 'spend less time online,' not 'no time' online.
@Jasmine Henderson fr. Teenagers have been doing drugs since at least the 60s. There was no phones back then.
I know for a fact that I have an addicted personality and that really really affects me when it comes to drugs. I used to go off the deep end a bit and I know if I touched a majority of drugs I'd never drop it. The only reason why I stopped acid was because I felt too bad physically and knew I HAD to stop or damage my own brain.
what an amazing dad, and what a thoughtful young person
This honestly makes me emotional, having experienced family members overdosing from fentanyl is heartbreaking. You can only imagine what the dad was going through when he realized his daughter took that. He probably still worries to this day hoping she doesn’t, really isn’t a good feeling.
She doesn’t seem happy at all. Yes teenager can be sad but look at her there is no peace in it. New age, drugs, lack of dreams and faith are deceiving they are killing young people
Exactly this. But you see her father says he has some history so I feel like this is the environment she grew up in. When we were growing up we were thinking about school and college and activities we didn’t have time to ruminate by ourselves and look for drugs nor would we ever think of doing that. Nobody in my friend group even ever tried drugs we were just too busy trying to get into good colleges. I feel like these are lost wayward kids who don’t have goals or purpose and don’t have parents supervising them. my parents and those of my friends watched us like hawks knew every move we make and none of us ever got into trouble or drugs. Nowadays if you suggest that online you get 1000 millennial parents saying they’ll resent you and do it anyway. No, we did not resent our parents, and no ….we didn’t do it anyway.
@@ns2110theonly i just always knew that i could go to my mom about anything and that she wouldnt freak out and we would deal with whatever. i used to come home to find friends of mine or just kids from the town sitting on the porch talkin got my mom or getting advice. i had several "friends" who came from "good, christian families and their parent were stuck up and judged me. i also had friends whos parents scared them so much about sex and tried to get them to wait until marriage. guess what? the good christian kids? most became hard addicts. the ones scared of sex? one became a swinger, has been married twice, and had to have therapy in order to get over the fear of sex and the rest got knocked up early and are still trapped. im not perfect but...
I really hope she stays clean and I’m so happy the father is doing his best to educate people on the matter. I lost my best friend this way and just like the father I didn’t know. My friend thought she was buying OxyContin but what they gave her had fentanyl. I always would read the billboards and posters and knew it was lethal. I just never could imagine it would hit so close to home.
My brother passed away from Fentanyl. God bless this amazing young lady. She’s extremely lucky.
i overdosed on molly that we later realized was cut with fentanyl yesterday morning. my boyfriend saved my life by calling 911 as early as he did. i could feel myself slipping away and everything i would be missing ran through my head: my family, the career i’m working on going into, my wedding that would never happen, having children…. i cannot emphasize enough the agony i felt in those moments thinking i was going to die. i can only hope that nobody i know ever has to go through that, and could not get as lucky as i did. this drug is pure evil.
@facts This is a dumb question. Molly is a party drug. I doubt they take Molly all day every day.
@@aviatrix7774 that’s what I’m thinking. The drugs that are flowing in the streets nowadays are not like anything back in the day. We see more and more recreational users or even first-timers dying because of fentanyl.
@@thebadassbxtch exactly. We have to get rid of the stereotype that everyone who tries drugs is inherently bad or irresponsible. Alcohol is a drug, too.
All drugs are bad. If you bought Molly off the street and took it, you knew the risks. You’re lucky to be alive. Next time you might not be. You can be happy without drugs.
@@nousernamefound.7 wow so insightful and helpful 🙄🙄
Omg she reminds me of my daughter. I feel more can be done about teens and drug use. Like these kids should watch videos like this in school as a mandatory class like a few times a year, show them over doses and show how the disease progresses from just taking a pill here or there in high school to full blown injecting fentanyl and herion. Especially the stories about teens that took just one pill and died.
The only answer is to legalize and regulate all drugs
Its not just the schools responsible to teach its the parents. Parents are not paying attention or teaching their children. I know my parents didn't teach or pay attention and thats why I did drugs. Parents need to be involved in their kids lives.
@@4jesuschrist782 Yes. Both should be involved. Teens need multiple adults in their lives on their side.
Schools can barely do what they are there for. How about parents do their job?
You’re right. Schools should teach this but also why don’t you walk over to your daughter’s room and show her this video now? Parents need to TAKE ON THE RESPONSIBILITY of actually parenting. But I agree with you and it takes a village to raise a child so schools should teach this as well. The more they hear about this stuff from home and school the more likely they’ll listen.
I've been pain medication free for nearly 9yrs. I suffer from chronic pain called RSD I refuse to take pain medication. After quitting meds after 12 years of use is one of the best things I did. My prayers are with everyone🙏🙏🙏
Often the first drug dealers we encounter are wearing a white coat and have a phd in medicine
I have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in my left arm. I am currently only on Lyrica and use panadol and ibuprofen combo. I don't take anything that is not prescribed by my doctor or pharmacist. I also don't go over the recommended dose either
@Catania Momma Italia …… very UNTRUE
Congrats..stay strong. remember, RX neds are not street meds.
I am sorry you have RSD/CRPS. Appropriately using pain meds while supervised by a knowledgeable doctor isn't a bad thing. The bad thing is when people abuse their prescribed meds or buy random ones off the streets. Opioids don't help much with RSD/CRPS (or even nerve pain) anyway, which is why most doctors prescribe Gabapentin or Lyrica among other treatments.
My beloved sister died of a Fetanyl overdose. 😭 This little girl is SOO lucky! This drug is so bad. Please. If you suffer from addiction, please, please, please seek help. You ARE worth it!
I always share videos like this to my teens. They both got a share in their messages with a "Watch this so you can be informed". I feel like the more they see on how dangerous things like this are the better decisions they make. So far I've been lucky they've been 10x better behaved than I ever was as a teen.
or really sneaky
Dumb
i gotta be honest im not saying don't trust your kids but at the end of the day, at least for me, there was very little my parents could do to stop anything i wanted to do. your children's peers influence them 10000x more than you do, just hope that they chose good people to be around, that's what saved me.
Sophia is still in a LOT of emotional pain. She needs a lot of support.
she needs a slap on her cheek
@@JitzyJTbro shut up
@@JitzyJT yea it's kind of hard for me to feel sorry for these junkies these teenagers nowadays need more purpose in their life but sometimes you dont figure that out until you mature like me as i get older but even back then i never wanted to harm my health for no reason.
@@JitzyJT what is wrong the you? Jfc.
I’ll slap her cheeks
This young lady is so lucky her father found her just in time and I pray she really understands that she almost lost her life and never to take drugs ever again
my friend passed away of a fentanyl overdose back in may at school. i can't imagine what she was feeling along with the confusion she had going on. she is missed so much
She probably suffered
This girl is a miracle walking. She is SO lucky. I commend her bravness sharing her story. I wish her only the best!
I lost my niece to heroin laced with
Fentanyl last month. For my son who’s a teen who doesn’t use drugs, the warning of her death will hopefully keep him from ever trying drugs even once. All it takes is one pill.
I lost my 21 year old to fentanyl September 2023 and my life has changed forever.I am devastated and miss her so much!!!This has become an epidemic that needs to stop💔💔💔😭😭😭😭It's taking our babies
prayers going up for our kids 🙏... Glad that she made it through.. R.i.p to all the lives lost due to drugs
I am not a parent. And seeing her on the floor turning blue made my eyes tear up! I can only imagine that poor father. That police officer is a super hero. 🙏❤️
As long as Joe Biden is in office, this will be taking our kids.
Today I went to my 20 year old second cousin's funeral due to fentanyl. My heart hurts for my cousin Ted, his wife Jennifer and their daughter Megan. The pain and suffering they are going through is so heartbreaking . How do you tell your child a final goodbye? So very sad. Thankfully Ted and Jennifer are from big families and have much support plus the support of friends and neighbors. May our Lord continue to wrap them in His comforting loving arms bringing them peace.
@@bunnylover6481 how horrible!! I am so sorry!! 😓I will keep your family in my prayers. 🙏🙏
@@sharonl3722 Thank you so much.
I'm so glad they saved her. My girlfriend died from an overdose when she was 18. Everyone around her failed her, and here I'm so glad to see the exact opposite happening.
I’m so proud of them with what they are doing and how they are educating
hey this is sofia from the vid. i’ve seen a lot of hate in the comments and stuff like this is so meaningful to me. thank you so much
It's a hard time to be the parent of a teenager, and even harder to be a teenager.
This type of acknowledgement is so important ♡
The exact same thing happened to me. I am also a fentanyl overdose survivor, under the exact same circumstances. When I was 20, I was in a. Dark place, and found some of my dads old Xanax and took it. I loved finally being able to sleep, cuz that was an awful issue, and when I couldn’t get more, I decided to buy some from the friend of one of my close friends. Not knowing anything about it, I also took it, not knowing it was laced with fentanyl. I woke up in the hospital, taken there by my parents, and they said if I took even a milligram more of it, I would’ve died.
Please do not buy anything off the street, you will die, I guarantee.
@facts it’s not as easy as you think, coming from someone who’s family is full of recovered and ongoing addicts. just be quiet
@facts you are probably a virgin lol say NO! You are a clown virgin. LAUGHABLE
@facts let me guess you live in the land of entitlement? Ur an idiot. You obviously never did drugs. Yea just tell these kids to just say no to drugs. Lmao ur funny 😁 😂
@Allie How much was the medical bill?
Stay strong black queen 🙏🏾
Sophia I am so glad you survived and the lesson has been learned.. I hope all that will see your story will NEVER try any of these street drugs.....Hopefully your story will save millions. Peace, love to both you and your Pop for sharing your story...this in itself took courage.
Fentanyl. Such a nightmare. Godspeed Sophia. Stay the course! 💪🏽
This scenario happened to family of mine. She was about 15 and collapsed in a restaurant bathroom. The group of friends she was with left her there to die. One girl stayed by her side and called 911 and her mom. 1 actual friend out of a group of at least 8. It’s been years now and she is completely fine and has a baby now. It was rough back then.
I'm glad her father and the officer with Narcan could save this young lady.
Every emergency responder must have this lifesaving drug in their vehicle. Private citizens should carry it in purses and cars so they can quickly access it.
Exactly !
Don’t leave it in your car though! It will go bad when exposed to cold/hot temperatures
Eh... I hope she was billed for that narcan.
why?
I am a firm believer that it should be IN EVERY FIRST AID KIT.
Thank you for your story and for allowing more of us Fentanyl and other drugs survivors, the courage to speak out more. I am one and I haven't spoken about my story because It hurts to face what It did to my children. This Is a story I need to face just like I've faced many other stories I have survived.
Exactly what happened to my brother so glad he’s still alive
Hugs of love and strength to all families who lost love ones to overdose, the pain of grief is immense; my son left this world in February this year 2022 he is very missed.
So glad she’s ok
I lost my son to Fentanyl on his birthday 6 months ago
So sorry for you and him.
I'm sorry to hear that. ... we lost my brother on his birthday as well. He was turning 28 on July 4th, 2020. He had never taken fentanyl before but on his birthday he tried it after he had been drinking. Unfortunately he passed away in his room and my mom found him the next morning. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss and I'm sorry so many of us have to lose our loved ones to this horrible epidemic.
I am so sorry for your loss, I lost my mom last month. Recovering from a Fentanyl overdose is rare, my nurse told me. She said that she has had more Fentanyl OD cases than she has had covid cases.
I'm sorry.
This dad and daughter are amazing!!!
UR STANDARDS ARE TOO LOW. U FIND IDIOTIC DECISIONS AMAZING? I HAVE NO SYMPATHY FOR IDIOTS LIKE THESE. WITHOUT THEM IN THIS WORLD .... THINGS WOULD BE SO MUCH BETTER
@@paralumandiwata6629 Wow. So just first thing, it's really not necessary to yell (type in all caps) at everyone. Perhaps secondly, it's worth noting that many of us don't see anything at all problematic with a father trying to connect with & help his teenage daughter in an effort to get back on the right track. Your worldview is.... sketchy and sad.
My friend was not found in time. Rest In Heaven Brandy. 5/19/1984 - 1/8/2022 ❤
Fentanyl took my sister February 4th of 2021. Forever 29. We were terribly abused growing up I broke the cycle and she didn't unfortunately. The coroner told me 3 a day in Memphis
My condolences
❤🙏🏾
I live in Memphis also and also am an addict
sorry for your heartbreak 💔 & loss. xo
@@demon_child1637 get help. it's out there
My best friend died of a fentanyl overdose, I wish he was still here.
I lost my sister to an accidental Overdose with Fetnayl. Same thing happened except her friend crushed it up and put it in a smokey without telling her. It's been a very heart breaking 4 years without her. Rest easy Miko 💔
Sorry for your loss 😢
Don’t play the blame game when you don’t know if your sister partied like that or not some people live double lives she probably was a regular user just got a bad batch
This is so fucked up I am so sorry for your loss I lost my baby sis at 16 to sepsis a sinus infection killed her an I was an addict due to loosing her an my dad an being raped for 9 years but I am 9 years clean now it's never going to be ok but it will get easier day to day my thoughts and prayers are with u
Wow.. Shut up. how insensitive. @@Clout4k
his daughter is visibly depressed, she needs help if she’s going to drugs
You know, nothing to do with her actually because we must not make assumptions about why she uses. We don’t know her story, but I think, not Sofia, because don’t know her personally , but many others who use anything really do so to drown
loneliness. It’s done in Europe, it’s done in the us, it’s done all over the world, because the age of social media has created different types of ways of shaming others. Back in the days, you could earn back honor by moving to a place they don’t know ya yet or by winning a fight, catching a giant fish, riding a horse, throwing knife’s, five finger filet, winning a dual. These things are obviously now a no go, so people get excommunicated by their friends and end up lonely for almost ever, nothing they can do about it because social media is a B, and everyone now knows you as “lame.” For me that would be a good reason to down an entire bottle of Smirnoff 100 to try and drown in loniness. For everyone, death is better than loniness. Sometimes I am lonely, so I base this offf my story. Please people, how difficult is it to get friends and to talk to the person I am in love with. (I’m not an alcoholic, I’m sober and hot when I am with her) I am afraid of rejection ✍🏻 another one. Rejection and fear also may make people use substances. There ya go. Some possible explanations for some people’s substance behavior, not Sofia I think, or rather, don’t know, can’t tell, not allowed to and won’t. Just my experience if that helps you get a better view.
This is so scary and hits home with me hard because I myself use to be addicted to pain meds. From 2004-2009 my life was a mess and I knew I had to do something or I was going to lose everything including my life. This was way back before snap chat and emojis and before we had meth, heroin and fentanyl around southeast Kentucky. I am beyond blessed I got my life back on track and away from this stuff. I’ll be celebrating my 13yrs clean and sober and anyone out there dealing with addiction I’ll always be a friend to you in hopes to show you that you too can beat addiction. ❤️
Congrats on your sobriety! Hell yeah ❤️❤️
@@Iliketacosyuuh thank you friend ❤️
I just lost my husband 3wks ago to a fentanyl overdose and this is jus extremely sad. I guess me watching these videos is for sum type of closure.
I'm so sorry. Addiction is senseless. I lost my sister last August. It takes time.
I am so sorry dear 💔❤️❤️❤️
Very sorry for your loss
Wow as a girl named Sophia abt the same age as her, this hits really hard. Making me rethink a lot of things
A bill has just passed through the Illinois House allowing community health centers and hospitals to provide fentanyl test strips to anyone in need of them! They help detect fentanyl in all kinds of drugs; therefore, potentially saving lives.
Wouldn't that defeat the thrill they get?
This is great for kids who just want to take some clean molly or coc but a hardcore junkie won't care that it has fentanyl -- they want it.
test strips aren't 100% effective lots of fent analogues out there now won't pop it
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Sofia you are here because you are loved, you have so much to bring to this world and your father knows that and had your back whether or not you made a mistake. We all do crazy stuff when we're young and look back going "whoa I lived through that?" Just learn from it and share it to help those you care about and give yourself the gift of therapy. Maybe you have already, I wish I had sooner in my life. It's a truly eye-opening experience and I hope through stories like yours more folks will treat mental health for what it is! = physical health ❤
hey this is sofia from the vid. i’ve seen a lot of hate in the comments and stuff like this is so meaningful to me. thank you so much
Really? What precisely does she have to offer besides self-pity, self-indulgence, abdication of responsibility and a whole lot of ME, ME, ME? I have met people like her, with or without drug/alcohol use and they have NOTHING to offer but greed and need. They suck the life out of families or any group where the majority of people just want to live decent, responsible and respectable lives.
Late comment but... I hope Sofia is still clean and getting ready to live a wonderful life.
She's a beautiful girl and has so much to look forward to. It just takes a little work to see the beauty in life.
Hope you are well Sofia.
My 26 year old brother died September ‘22. This is legitimately an attack on our country. My brother wasn’t a drug addict. He did like to have fun tho. And unfortunately you get tainted drugs that kill. I’m sadder than hell these days. But my family are doing the best we can to make sure is death is not in vein. We are working to spread awareness. We all have to come together and do this.
I lost my cousin couple years back from the same thing. We were told he was hurting in his back. He got 2 percets it was laced. He die died few minutes later. They got got the people that was selling this to people. They are in jail for murder. This was in Murfreesboro Tennessee
Good for her for wanting to tell her story. These kinds of stories impacted me as a teen & I hope it helps teenagers today
This is scary. Glad she’s ok.
My friend just died this way at 17. I‘m scared to think she may have died in fear or in pain.
i survived a fet overdose in 2015. absolutely terrifying 😳 . i havent used any opiate since and never will unless its from a doctor and i have to have it .
My cousin, aged 27, died from Fentanyl hidden inside Xanax pill. Tragic, senseless loss of life, causing so much pain to those left behind.
2:13 ‘I THINK that I’m grateful for it’
This girl going struggle so hard with drugs in the future this experience won’t stop her. If you have to think that you are grateful it normally means that situation meant nothing maybe it was a thrill for her. I hope she can get though it.
And it’s concerning that she so causally said she was doing a line cause she was bored and felt sparkly like she was almost bragging about it from the way she was smiling and smiling when she said she could been dead. I really hope she gets therapy and help she needs it doesn’t look like it hit her yet what happened. She’s lucky her dad love her lots and is there for her.
It’s definitely going to be a long hard journey for her especially how much she listed she taken at such a young age with a smile
Thank you so much for showing this story !! She is very blessed to survive my daughter didn’t 😢!
prayers for your family. Please be aware of your kids and their friends.
I know when I was a teen (early 2000s) basically everyone I knew and knew of experimented with drugs, now it’s deadly and more accessible, it’s not worth the risk whatsoever
Back then you can get real oxy
Drugs overdosed my dad in 04... js
@@tysonfranks6408 "real oxy" is just as addictive
@@demaskus2016 ik that but it’s not as bad as fake fentanyl pills
@@demaskus2016 everybody in this comment section probably lost someone close recently due to an od just saying