Drug Addicted Brothers - Angelo & Rob
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- In this interview, Angelo & Rob describe how they didn't even know about each other until later in life. Be sure to tune in and hear the story of how they came to find out about each other, what life is like on the streets of Baltimore, and so much more.
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Great, interview I wish them both the best. God Bless them all in the struggle of Addiction❤
Thanks so much, Jackie. I wish them the best as well. I'm rooting for them.
@@unheardvoices_official you’re welcome
They are lucky to have found each other ❤
True!!
I agree, Katie. It's crazy how they actually found each other.
@@unheardvoices_official some people are just meant to fall onto eachother
Fantastic interview and, interviewees best I have seen. God bless
I truly appreciate the support. God bless! 🙏
Love❤ and 🙏Prayers always!
Much appreciated, Frank. 🙏
Praying they get clean 🙏 im glad they found each other be strong get off the streets
Nice guys at least they have each other hopefully they can get themselves out of there difficult situation. Great interview
Well said, Cat. I'm glad they have each other as well. I hope they get out of there, too. And thank you. I truly appreciate the support. 🙏
@@unheardvoices_official your welcome you deserve success you seem genuine
Wishing the brothers all the best! NewJersey ❤
Thanks so much, Joanna. I wish them the best as well.
Baltimore MD sucks. Lived there 2007-2008 .🎉
The drug problem has definitely gotten worse over the years. I've been in Maryland my whole life.
Thanks for supporting the channel, Jackson. It's definitely appreciated. 🙏
Were you in addiction their?
I live in owings mills, work in the city and it’s not good. Smh
@@meka4425 I live in Maryland, too. The drug problem has definitely gotten worse over the years.
Thanks so much for supporting the channel, Meka. It's definitely appreciated. 🙏
@@CrashOutTiming718 Yes, I was.
Good recovery Brother. USN-RET.
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no combat Vet should be where he is ! our Government does them wrong... the brothers need each other and life puts people in your life for reasons, they have a reason .....
The brothers definitely need each other, Helen. I'm glad they found each other. Life definitely does put people in your life for reasons. Very well said. Thanks for supporting the channel. Much appreciated. 🙏
Kids pickup a trade. The world needs carpenters, plumbers, electricians etc… very good money in these fields
Absolutely. I used to be in the Electrical Union. There's definitely good money in all of those trades.
Interesting Baltimore , Md and south Florida use gelatin caps
Sir, thank you for your service, upon your discharge from the Navy did you go through all of the paperwork and doctors visits to get long term disability? My daughter was a USN Perry officer second Class SeeBee. She served six years. When she got out she had medical issues. Nothing life threatening but she will be a crickety old broad when she gets there. She gets 4000.00 a month tax free from the Navy for the rest of her life. It increases every year. You need to know how to work that system. She does have medical issues. She also got her bachelors and Masters degree on the GI Bill. Sir go look into your benefits from the USA military. Don’t be lazy. Best of luck. 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸Trump 2024
That's a good question. I didn't ask him if he applied for long-term disability. I thank your daughter for her service. Hopefully, he gets the benefits he's entitled to.
I don't think he was ever in the military. If he was, he would know about the benefits. He was in a naval hospital and saw many providers. He would know about this by now. I wonder what the real story is 😢
@claudiaahwireng873 Good points. There seemed to be things he either didn't want to talk about or didn't want to tell me. I'm sure a lot of times there's more to these stories than what's being told.
@@claudiaahwireng873 I fully agree I am a USAF veteran (1998-2004) and a recovering opioid addict with 11 years clean who gets continued care from the VA for my addiction. So what this older man is saying is a crock. Saying he was 36 years old deployed in Bosnia etc I rolled my eyes and when he said his teammate saved him. I said oh great what's next you were a SEAL since the word teammate is often associated with the SEALs in the Navy. Then his daughter is a photog for Nat Geo gtfoh. He seems to be full of it and is just an addict, because his whole methadone is for addicts, well what do you think you were man? You were on Dilaudid for years. Of course they're not going to keep you on that and the methadone was being used as a maintenance med likely and that's why he didn't want it. Cause he could easily also go to the VA and get on Suboxone like I am. He rather just stay addicted on the street because so much of what he said had contradictions and holes in them. Sorry, I didn't buy anything he said. I bet he served 4 years and got out using the word "teammate" my arse. Seems like a person full of woe is me medical issues who's not willing to get out of his own way. As for his brother he sat there next to him and felt like he wanted to say stop lying to his other brother etc. I just don't buy any of his background info
@@unheardvoices_official honestly Claudio is right to. I'm a veteran myself and nothing he was saying was adding up. Even his brother next to him was looking like dude stop lying already. But whatever makes him think he's special in his head. Cause he can walk into any VA hospital for both homeless assistance with housing or mental health help with maintenance meds. He just doesn't want to because he rather remain a victim card carrying homeless addict. I bet he did serve but it was only 4 years as some low ranking and rate, yet tried alluding to saying he was some type of special operator by saying his teammate saved him etc. well the only naval job that would involve being involved in land combat would be a SEAL. He's just unwilling to get well or accept help because it's there. Even his weird reaction to being offered methadone and his whole "that's for addicts". Well sir you were on Dilaudid for years and I'm sure he also was taking them not as prescribed cause he's trying to convey that he took those responsibly yet here he is using fentanyl in the street and the clinic was offering him methadone for a simple reason. He was probably abusing his Dilaudid. As a recovering opioid addict and vet I just seen all these holes in his story. It just didn't add up at all.