No it won’t but it’s a step in the right direction. These people are human beings and they have a right to be clothed sheltered and fed. We need to open FREE rehabilitation centers that will keep addicts for more than 10 days. 10 days is barely enough time to get over the detox sometimes it can take even longer than that for people to fully detox, once a person is fully detoxed that’s when therapy comes into play and the rebuilding of one’s self to become a better person and relearn how to take care of themselves physically,mentally and spiritually.
@@ashleymckenna2808 Mrs Ashley very well said! That's a step in the right direction by helping them get off of the streets. That can help give them the courage to wanna rehabilitate bcuz now they have something to look forward too and also seeing that there's people in the world that cares about them. Regardless of the mistake they've made, no matter what color, we all are God's people and we all deserve a chance. God bless
@@melvinbaldwin9830 I kinda agree but no one can quit until they want to quit and that’s the truth of it all. My partner took 3 years to get clean. He had his family and friends support money to help him get clean but he wasn’t ready . He told me it wasn’t until her decided he was tired of it that he could get clean.
Six months clean thanks to methadone. Gained 15lbs that was much needed, gained trust back with my family, and found happiness through daily life. My heart goes out to the people still struggling with that life.
@Dave Christian wow dude, just wow. How freaking rude you are. Clearly you do not understand how any of this works. Do me a favor, don't comment on things your not educated on. Leave this dude alone, 6 months is a first step and I do hope he continues down this path.
I'm Melvin from Charleston sc, and I've been clean from heroin and Crack cocaine for 4 yrs now. I thank God above that I haven't came in contact with that horse tranquilizers that's ruining so many people. I just wanna say to anyone that's struggling with addiction to please get help, there is hope, please don't give up on life. You are somebody! I say this with a heavy heart, to anyone that's struggling with addiction or anything in life, take one second to look in the mirror and tell yourself I'm willing to fight for a second chance. Until next time I love and wish the best for all that's willing to fight for redemption. Much love to all! God bless
This shit is why I quit I'm from st Louis n 4 weeks clean. Shit makes people act like crazys on top of rotten you inside out. I sniff h for 10 years never got sores even the withdrawals was mild. I sniff this shit for 6 months I had to stop I couldn't handle it.
I cant believe the doctor couldnt say why the sores form....its because prolonged use of Zyzlazene causes skin tissue to not oxygenate ...therefore it becomes vulnerable to infection, especially if hygiene is in question...
Believe it, because doctors aren't the end-all, be-all regarding medical information. Most just tow the party line, pushing the BigPharma pills you beg for, because you saw some stupid commercial for it.
@@alexlifeson8946 To add to your comment…doctors (not all) have no common sense. Most are burned out, incompetent, stereotype, are racists and flat out lazy. Oh yeah cannot forget they’re also narcissist’s.🤔🤦🏼♂️😞
I was blown away at how ill informed he seemed! Especially b/c Temple Hospital/Episcopal is literally right there in the heart of it!! And he's the Chief or Head of their Addictions department!!!
If you've ever been personally involved with addicts or alcoholics you might understand that there's usually an "end point" where you've had enough of their behavior.
Saving just 1 is a miracle. We can't keep our recovery to ourselves. We must stand up and help others. My past is in the past. I won't let my past define my future. 2 plus years already. Great to be among the living again.
I knew someone who injected horse tranquilizer and he literally became mentally disabled and his mother had to care for him for the rest of his life. He didn’t know anything that was going on in the world. So awful
was it ketamine. that stuff is a lot of fun if u dont abuse it. but i dont mean to be immature or downplay your comment. just my experience. it was over 10 years ago now.
I do not remember the name of it. I just knew it was horse tranquilizer. He was mentally disabled after that and couldn’t even tell me his name. When he did talk, we didn’t know what he was saying. This was 10 years ago. He may not even be alive now but I knew him for a couple years and he never got better after that. One mistake like that and it cost him his life. So incredibly sad
Even if OP does know the exact drug (and it is unclear that she even would), it is pretty irrelevant. Virtually any substance that can induce respiratory depression (most certainly including a ‘horse tranquilizer’) can cause hypoxia and lead to irreversible brain damage. It is unlikely the drug itself directly caused that level of damage.
I used to be an Industrial Paramedic for some time and a Fire and Rescue Volunteer for nearly 40 years. I have seen some "challenging" sights which have little or no effect on me. These xylazine ulcers shocked me. Savage Sisters!! Angels of Mercy more like. I am totally impressed with their resolve to make a difference and help these people.
I think money helping these junkies us a complete waste. What about helping people who aren't junkies and working minimum wage jobs who ca t make rent. There the type of person l want my taxes to go to. Not to junkies who all they are us a cancer on society!!
I was completely clueless about this.. The ONLY thing I have seen that gives those ulcers is krocodil. Now that is disgusting.. This is really sad. Those wounds smell so bad too..
Seen such sores on the unhoused in Porkland Whoregone.. dopily shambling down the streets in a daze.. our sh!tty (city) gives them tents and needles.. but I don't think the problem will just die off on it's own - the homeless population grows way faster then it's death rate.. but it's a great excuse to fleece the working stiffs stuck in this tax slave colony.
I used to buy my heroin in north Philly back in 2007 and it was NOWHERE NEAR as horrible as today. If I had a loved one down there Zi would take guns and go down there and extract them from that living hell.
What would testing for xylazine change about the hospital treatment they receive? If you're treating the wound, xylazine use or not, the wound treatment would likely be the same.
It’s about the horrible withdrawal, it’s the number one reason things got this bad. The normal drugs they have used for medical withdrawals do not work with this combo of drugs.
The first time I saw a video of Kensington that's exactly what I thought. It looks like a movie set for a Zombie movie. Unfortunately it's not a movie set and they are not actors. This is real and even more frightening because of that fact.
This is how addiction works. In NA I learned that by the time I saw I was killing myself, it was too far along for me to pull out. I needed help. Thank God, in whom I did not then believe, I got help.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 god is not real.prove me wrong.not with words from your holy book.with actions I can see and feel.if god was real he/she wouldn't let all the bad stuff go on in this world and don't say God gave us free will.
On a news story on Fox, this story was covered and the girl that was interviewed who was a user and lived in Kensington, said it was literally "night of the living dead" there. This must be the zombie apocalypse we were told about.
they can literally pull off the skin like a strip of bacon, i watch a mate do it and he just tossed it into the street, imagine how much flesh is just sitting on the sidewalks and streets?
Lack of empathy & compassion for the human condition in some of these comments is truly sad. For those that keep saying "they chose to do this" or "it's their own fault" clearly know absolutely nothing about opioid addiction. It literally changes your brain structure.. forever. That's why many rehabs don't work for them like it would normally work for someone addicted to coke, speed or alcohol. It's a totally different beast.
Nobody made them start drugs. Oh, I know.. I know... every single drug addict is the result of prescribed drugs during an illness or injury, yes I know... I know... they are addicted not by choice... I know I know....
If you don’t choose to do it…..then it can’t effect your brain structure. I get it life is extremely hard and for some people that’s an understatement. Some have mental health issues, abuse, trauma etc….. on top of the difficulty of just trying to survive and be a decent person in this capitalistic system. However if you have the mental capacity to make cognitive decisions then it’s a choice at first
Being from the rut town of Philly, and coming from generational drug addiction, and overcoming hard core drug use,, I am thankful to the Almighty I made it out alive and with a semblance of a whole mind. I've seen this for years, have many family members that succumbed to this epidemic, including my mother, father, closest aunt, 1 st cousin, several old friends and I have some walking dead and very damaged living family members. The depth and reach of this wicked scourge can not be understated. I had to leave Philly in the early 2000's or I may not have been here today. That part of town has been bad since I can remember, and when I go visit family in NE, its much worse now, its EVERYWHERE.
So California and Seattle have reached the East Coast. Homelessness, drug abuse, hopelessness, are all the hallmarks of the cities being ran by politicians, who won't let a bad crisis go to waste.
Just having treatment centers is not the answer, people's need to want the help. Less than 10% of those who enroll in treatment actually finish. Most leave and go back to the same routine. Trust me, I have a lot of experience dealing with this.
What war on drugs? There is no war on drugs anymore. That’s been gone for a long time. These stories are proof it’s non existent. Just about every state has a similar story.
It seems like it’s unintentional for most users and they would prefer to take pure H or fent, if given the opportunity. Was that similar in PR? Was Zylazine all that was readily available?
I have and agree with Yvonne plant. I have had friends and a cousin, steal money, and my work vehicle. They drove it to a city in southern jersey and sold basically all my tools, almost 30,000 to replace everything, not to mention the downtime my busniess experienced. I did get the vehicle back, as they were nice enough to bring the truck back. This was after paying for a 90-day treatment that this person finished and was staying in my house. Was in my house for an additional 3 months with no issues, I went away for a couple of days, and this is what i came home to.other two involved were sober for almost 3 years. This was the thanks I got. A sad reality is so few addicts want to clean up their act.
@@potatolew4495 so that just means that your "friend and cousin" are pieces of shit. not every addict steals from friends and family. some support themselves. i know this for a fact. do u know what anecdotal evidence is?
I was aware of Kensington streets for a while and it breaks my heart watching all those substance dependent users and it makes me wonder what pain are they trying to escape by taking any drugs on the market that they can get their hands on 😢😢😢 This is so sad...
Even if you are just in it for the cheap thrills (and not running from pain/trauma), once the physical dependence sets in, you are often stuck in that scene. Withdrawal from fent (let alone carfent) is excruciating.
They are avoiding getting dope sick very quickly after the first few times of trying fentanyl. Apparently it's super addictive, most likely designed that way.
Watching this is so hard I'm 43 and I'm recovering addict and thank you 🙏 for the help that you women at Savage me being a recovering addict you would think it would be easy for me to watch this but it's not it's hard sad 😢 and everything in between hope hope hope I keep hoping in my heart that every addict can find their way .
Can you imagine dedicating your life to helping these addicts? I can't. It's such selfless work. How do not give up on a spiraling addict? Yet their own stories show you that it is achievable and that you can absolutely turn your life around. Now imagine they help just one person to do this. Bless these women and every single person dedicating their lives to help those in need.
Have to agree 100%. I have/had a friend who's an alcoholic and I feel like I truly tried everything in my power to help him after a relapse. But nothing seemed to work. And that's just with alcohol... I absolutely can't imagine doing the work these women are doing.
@@AdL629 I lost my oldest daughter to this. Getting it wasn't the problem. We've let it go to far. So to simply believe it can be stopped, still, with even more laws is just being delirious. I'm retired military with a Combat Arms and Law Enforcement background. The loss of my daughter really hit hard. And the Blame Game goes in every direction to this day. Don't think for one minute that I haven't thought about using want I was trained for to go out and exact my rage/revenge/vigilantism. But deep down I know it'll never work because 1, I'd be the only one doing it, no one really cares. Anyone expressing concerns is all talk. 2, In order to stop it now, because we let it go to far, is good old fashion Force of Action. And Nobody's going to want that. No Lifeguard on duty. The people are not serious about stopping it. Because if they were they'd be picking up their pitchforks and torches and confronting the problem Head On. I'm all for "Defunding the Police" but before we do let us them to cut these Drug pushing bastards down. The head honcho at the top of this criminal pyramid KNOWS the neither the People or the Law will never have the balls to do what's nesissary (kill them) to stop them. And to be clear. It's not the Addict I want. I want the head of the snake. Instead we go the other direction. And let them Kill Us. Appeasement and cowardice capitulation rules us now.
@Macus Aurelius I'm sorry for your loss. I still think if you, "kill the head honcho," someone else will take his place as long as the demand exists. If you take away one drug, new ones will replace it. Defunding the schools and the working class is hurting us the most.
One thing I'll say that's wrong is, that they do know it has tranquilizer. It's often marketed that way and addicts will seek it out specifically. Blessings to all
America needs a public health care system this is awful it won't answer these problems but they could access clinics at least to deal with their infections etc. absolutely tragic.
It's a different concoction but it has the same effect of blocking the skin from oxygenating...therefore making it vulnerable to infection, especially if hygiene is poor.
Three weeks ago was when this came out and xlazine been on those streets atleast 5 years. See how long it takes for the man to shed light on certain topics. N they barely scratched the surface
All my God I'm a recovering IV user I been clean for some time and doing great but when I tell my story I tell people I smelt like death, when I sleep at night I could smell like rotted flesh. This stuff tears your body up, there should be a state of emergency to get this poison off the street. This stuff knocks u out, u can't remember anything it's horrible, I pray for anyone struggling, by the grace of God and my faith in him I I prayed and prayed for him to take my life in that addiction but he got me through it and changed my life.
Laura is amazing!! You go sis!! Keep on sweet girl they are your friends. They are someone’s child. Not one person wakes up with a desire to become a drug addict but I can guarantee an addict wakes up and prays to become clean!!!
About 1% of the funds actually reach Ukraine. Remember, Biden's son's laptop contained the evidence incriminating him in stealing $100 billion from Ukraine. Is the criminal case still pending? Do you realize you are actually a parasite living off the Ukrainian blood?
So glad I made it out alive. Been there, caught in the recovery house shuffle. 7 years I will never get back. Moved to NYC 3 years ago, best decision I've made in as many years.
I am quite sure Kensington asked for or may have received funding to clean up the streets. They all need to be put in vans and forced into treatment against their will. And the officials know dang well who the dealers are.
Oh, my god. Those wounds are horrific. How long has the war on drugs been going on for now? 60/70/80 years? How much money has been spent? Countless billions. Has the situation improved? I think we would all agree that, if anything, the problem has got worse since then. Time to rethink drug laws and try something new.
I find this report strange seeing how trank has been there for so long. I don't live there so maybe it's on the local news all the time, I don't know. It just seems crazy to me that they're just now making a big deal out of it. Seriously, its taken 3 or more years to get interested????? Something should have been done a hell of alot sooner. Seems people there sat back to see how many would die. Disgusting situation that society has sat and watched. Oh yeah, they're just dirty addicts, right??? Not your sons or daughters.
You know the nefarious are causing these diseases calling them mercy kills…..what they didn’t plan is how far & outreaching into the general public they could become (hiv fir ex: started off as predominantly male homosexual disease but quickly spread via bisexual to heterosexual)
It isn’t a homeless issue. It’s a mental health issue. Why do people try these things anyway? Mental health care needs to be free, destigmatized, and most of all, taken seriously and approached lovingly
I'll never forget the first time I rode through K ave. I don't get it though. Are there not enough treatment centers? Can addicts not afford treatment? Or,is it they don't "want" treatment? There has to be a social services office that can help with their housing once clean.
There are treatment centers. If you stopped and asked random addicts, I bet at least 90% would refuse treatment. It is a sad fact but most don't want it. They want money, food, and the sh**.
My life experience is, that an addict always will stay an addict. If one is able to kick one habit, it`s just a addiction delayed. An addict will always stay vulnerable, easy to seduce and more likely to relapse, maybe with another drug or extremly bad behaviour. In the long run it`s almost impossible to live a normal life. So better never start using drugs.
Especially without supernatural deliverance. I've relapsed at least 3xs been clean going on 3 years this time. I don't have a heavy urge but I still want the feeling at times. It's the mental reminder of what that first high felt like
Well good thing your life is very sheltered and your experience limited then. Because many, many addicts still live a “normal” life. Not only that, but are successful. Wes Watson is an extreme example. Former addict turned multi millionaire. I’m a more average example. Was an addict using drugs until 24. Now at 40, I make over 6 figures a year and have a good life. You think the few hundred addicts living on the street is an example of “addiction”? Those are the super extreme cases. Most addicts are “functioning”. They have a house, a job, kids, etc. And live a “normal” life. What you consider “vulnerable” actually can be an asset. Many addicts funnel their “addiction” into a healthy behaviour. Exercise, a job, a hobby, a career, a passion, and are able to excel to a massive degree, due to their dedication to that thing Additionally, there’s plenty, plenty of people who aren’t drug addicts that still live lives that are far from “normal” and struggle to get by in life
@Øffgridglass very well said, and congrats brother, I wish you all the best and hope you can continue to succeed and feel fulfilled. And you’re absolutely right. For many addicts, it comes to a point where they are ready for change. They can’t live that way anymore. The pain of changing for the better, becomes easier than the pain of staying the same. But the great thing can be that they / we take the hard lessons learned through that life and apply it to our future When I quit abusing drugs at 24, it still took me until 30/31 before I was really “successful” and doing well. But the point is, it can be and is done by people all the time
Need to legalize an have safe supply of opiates that addicts could easily get. Problem solved immediately for most because they could function like a normal human, war on drugs is cruel an doesn't work!
What is shocking is that new people that start consuming hard drugs , dont they have a brain and eyes to actually see what the future is in store for them ? They probably think that they can be functional addicts at first and all lose control of their lives in the end
u really want to know u should research how opioid addiction snowballs. its not that someone one day wakes up and decides to shoot up. or try fentanyl. its a daily progression that usually occurs as what appears to be the last resort to stay well. when someone is injured severely and put on strong opiates their brain chemistry changes. its a psychological and physical addiction. stronger than most any other thing. when that person stops taking the opiates their brain tells them they are dying. literally. and it feels like you are dying, physically. so they go score drugs. and when this happens and the pills arent available whether physically or monetarily they switch to heroin because its way cheaper and plenty more available. its a slow progression addiction. and unless u truly care to try to understand it you wont. its much easier to stay on the sidelines and judge.
Seriously??? It's not society' problem. You do it once and it's you up that bad... well ... do it once shame on you do it twice shame on me. People even addicts have got to tart taking responsibility for their own choices.
Being from Philly it’s a creepy,scary and extremely dangerous in Kensington…..I used to work at B & Allegheny ave yrs ago and never felt safe going back and forth to the EL..
“They” are a product of their environment that the heartless community around them have created. This is what happens when a community turns it back on its own people. “They chose the situation they are in”. All the the addicts are just symptom of a greater problem.
@@dion8962 half true! As a former addict I will say that the helpless addict blaming everything on the system is an excuse! This weak stance we are taking on crime is also a huge problem! This could all be stopped if the ppl in power wanted to stop it tho! That is a fact! Corruption greed and ppl not wanting to hear the real answer to how to stop this are a major problem tho!
@@Pauldad1692 The community as a whole “chose the situation they are in”, not just the addicts. All the addicts are just a symptom of a greater societal problem. If there was incentive counter to the current situation, be it law enforcement, treatment, whatever, the addicts will still need to make a living to improve their lives once the disease is arrested.. most of the community look down on them, so it discourages them from even trying. They need a supportive community to come together and help them with a hand up to the recovery process.
Wow God bless her she didn't forget where she came from , & is not ashamed of it instead she trying to stop all this bs going on Philly. Wish u the best hopefully this comes to an end
@@jimmylabb5868 see it came to usa at the beginning of 2014 and completely took Over... so remor has is now everything in usa is fentanly xylzne other chemicals mixed up sometimes sheet roc etc. And people like this stuff and it's terrible so it's makes no sense. Also so many ods and us government doesn't do a thing so they must be connected to this.
Whoever is running that city needs to be fired. I’ve seen third world countries in better shape than this. Absolutely disgraceful that this is tolerated.
It’s hit the Midwest,as well. This shit hits in a COMPLETELY different manner than straight heroin. A user CANNOT fight off the urge for slumber. It just overwhelms you. It’s not cool,waking up on the floor. But,at least,I was fortunate enough to wake up. Plus,coming off of the stuff is TEN times as hard as coming off of heroin. Walking a tightrope of death.
As you’re aware,the longer one uses,the longer the withdrawal period. Long ago,3 days off of H and I was good. Then,it took a week…nine days,something like that. Last time,after heavier use,took 30 days to get out of bed. That was just H and maybe,a little fent. Honestly,I can’t really say on this new tranq shit because I didn’t complete the withdrawal phase. All I know is that after I did score some of the more standard shit,it’s like the sickness just wouldn’t completely leave. A mere drop in the bucket,so to speak. It leaves you wanting more…chasing a completely different dragon,now. As if the heroin dragon wasn’t beastly enough,trying to erase your hopes and dreams for any future,these fentanyl and xylazine additives are the sidekicks of Satan and they will not be satisfied until they own your very life and soul.
@@myleslong5584 yes the withdrawal of fentanyl and xylazine or fentanyl and benzos together is soooooo much more horrible than straight h. indescribable. its c crazy that this is all because of the 'war on drugs" . it used to be heroin and cocaine. then it was fentanyl and meth. now its carfentanil , tranq, benzos, and meth. we should just give some MD specialists the ability to prescribe them pure diacetylmorphine and pure cocaine. they are doing that in places like montreal vancouver and toronto. and it reduces disease. reduces death. reduces CRIME> DRASTICALLY> we need to end the war on drugs. but too many pockets are being line with hard cash because of the system that has been ccreated. it wont ever change now. too many people in the justice system and positions of power have personal disdain and hatred for the people , on top of their salaries. why does anyone have the right to tell another adult what they can and cant put in their body. we saw how many people believe they have the right to demand what someone does with their body with the PLandemic.
Hoarse tranquilizer has been cut with heroin since the 80s , I remember visiting my uncle in a hospital in San Juan he had soars that had maggots coming out of the soars
I watched this expecting the addicts taking it up a notch with tranquilizer darts. Seriously though, there's something bigger as to why this just keeps getting worse. Look at the people running the city. Look even deeper. You will see that their pockets receive money somehow, some way for it.
it's fucking genocide. It started with the afghanistan wars, the pill epidemic, gave way to heroin, gave way to fentanyl, now this. They intend to murder these people through systemic inaction. America doesn't need death camps. We just remove support from everyone who needs it, and they do it to themselves, to cope with the pain. Conservatives/neolibs worse than fucking nazis imo.
The problem with stories like this is that every stake holder in the story has a motivation to exaggerate the problem. From the non profits who get the funding to the media who gets the hyped up story, the addict who gets the sympathy to the medical services, law enforcement and prosecution who is working to save humanity, you will never hear the complete truth. You will never hear a word that might minimize the issue in the least and, for that fact alone, you should be suspicious.
I was talking to a guy once he was fresh out the marines , as we chatted one day he told me he was getting tattooed I asked him how’s the pain and he told me he took horse tranquilizer so casual , that was the day I lost interest in him so nasty
It is not against the law to commit suicide which is what these lost souls are doing. It is against the law, however, to sell goods and services without paying taxes and that's where the battles to fight drugs should focus. Al Capone was untouchable for all of the crimes and murders he and his organization were known to have committed. It wasn't until they tried and convicted him for tax evasion on all of his ill-gotten goods that they were finally able to stop him. Help the addicts and prosecute the dealers and the organizations they work with as tax cheats.
Love how the news only shows the liquid form of Xylazine- which implies the drug is being sold on it’s own, whereas they admit the Xykazine is being used to cut the drugs with - a powder form.
It is not a homeless problem, it is a drug problem. You can’t give a home to a drug addict and think that will stop all issues. It won’t.
Mental health*
No it won’t but it’s a step in the right direction. These people are human beings and they have a right to be clothed sheltered and fed. We need to open FREE rehabilitation centers that will keep addicts for more than 10 days. 10 days is barely enough time to get over the detox sometimes it can take even longer than that for people to fully detox, once a person is fully detoxed that’s when therapy comes into play and the rebuilding of one’s self to become a better person and relearn how to take care of themselves physically,mentally and spiritually.
Exactly…putting a band aid on a wound that needs stitches. It’s so much deeper & more problematic.
@@ashleymckenna2808 Mrs Ashley very well said! That's a step in the right direction by helping them get off of the streets. That can help give them the courage to wanna rehabilitate bcuz now they have something to look forward too and also seeing that there's people in the world that cares about them. Regardless of the mistake they've made, no matter what color, we all are God's people and we all deserve a chance. God bless
@@melvinbaldwin9830 I kinda agree but no one can quit until they want to quit and that’s the truth of it all. My partner took 3 years to get clean. He had his family and friends support money to help him get clean but he wasn’t ready . He told me it wasn’t until her decided he was tired of it that he could get clean.
Six months clean thanks to methadone. Gained 15lbs that was much needed, gained trust back with my family, and found happiness through daily life. My heart goes out to the people still struggling with that life.
your not clean then bc then i could say i been clean for over 30 plus year's but i no im not clean lol
@@davechristian7543 yes he is clean methadone is a medication not a street drug
@@davechristian7543You should be a therapist with those motivational words of yours.
@Dave Christian wow dude, just wow. How freaking rude you are. Clearly you do not understand how any of this works. Do me a favor, don't comment on things your not educated on. Leave this dude alone, 6 months is a first step and I do hope he continues down this path.
Keep up the great work, JT. Cut out anything or anyone that brings you down.
I'm Melvin from Charleston sc, and I've been clean from heroin and Crack cocaine for 4 yrs now. I thank God above that I haven't came in contact with that horse tranquilizers that's ruining so many people. I just wanna say to anyone that's struggling with addiction to please get help, there is hope, please don't give up on life. You are somebody! I say this with a heavy heart, to anyone that's struggling with addiction or anything in life, take one second to look in the mirror and tell yourself I'm willing to fight for a second chance. Until next time I love and wish the best for all that's willing to fight for redemption. Much love to all! God bless
Congratulations Melvin on your journey of sobriety😊love from England UK🙏🇬🇧
@@bruji2001 thanks so much! God bless
@@melvinbaldwin9830 God Bless you too 🙏😊
This shit is why I quit I'm from st Louis n 4 weeks clean. Shit makes people act like crazys on top of rotten you inside out. I sniff h for 10 years never got sores even the withdrawals was mild. I sniff this shit for 6 months I had to stop I couldn't handle it.
Also god bless, I literally had to get on my knees and pray to god too get passed that first week.
I remember this Sarah lady coming to bowling green, a rehab in southeast PA and talking to us. Big respect. I’m still 7 months clean.
Keep it up f*** the drugs
Congrats 💜💜 the first 12 months is the hardest!!!
Awesome!! Keep it up you have total strangers pulling for u ❤
Good job and please stay strong and clean.
This feels like the first reports of the zombie apocalypse
It seems like some day we’ll get there
More like retard apocalypse
I cant believe the doctor couldnt say why the sores form....its because prolonged use of Zyzlazene causes skin tissue to not oxygenate ...therefore it becomes vulnerable to infection, especially if hygiene is in question...
Believe it, because doctors aren't the end-all, be-all regarding medical information. Most just tow the party line, pushing the BigPharma pills you beg for, because you saw some stupid commercial for it.
@@alexlifeson8946 ur right....its just that I found out from a simple google search...🙄
@@alexlifeson8946 To add to your comment…doctors (not all) have no common sense. Most are burned out, incompetent, stereotype, are racists and flat out lazy. Oh yeah cannot forget they’re also narcissist’s.🤔🤦🏼♂️😞
I was blown away at how ill informed he seemed! Especially b/c Temple Hospital/Episcopal is literally right there in the heart of it!! And he's the Chief or Head of their Addictions department!!!
The walking dead
These women are truly angels, most don’t care about drug addicts, they’re treated less than human.
If you've ever been personally involved with addicts or alcoholics you might understand that there's usually an "end point" where you've had enough of their behavior.
When you Enable an ADDICT you EMBALM THAT ADDICT
Saving just 1 is a miracle. We can't keep our recovery to ourselves. We must stand up and help others. My past is in the past. I won't let my past define my future. 2 plus years already. Great to be among the living again.
@@SJR_Media_Group Amen, well said. Congratulations 🎉 that’s amazing.
@@shellyrae777 Thank you for the reply.
When she said they’re my friends 😫She’s a great friend. Proud of her. ❤
I knew someone who injected horse tranquilizer and he literally became mentally disabled and his mother had to care for him for the rest of his life. He didn’t know anything that was going on in the world. So awful
was it ketamine. that stuff is a lot of fun if u dont abuse it. but i dont mean to be immature or downplay your comment. just my experience. it was over 10 years ago now.
I do not remember the name of it. I just knew it was horse tranquilizer. He was mentally disabled after that and couldn’t even tell me his name. When he did talk, we didn’t know what he was saying. This was 10 years ago. He may not even be alive now but I knew him for a couple years and he never got better after that. One mistake like that and it cost him his life. So incredibly sad
It was not ketamine
Thank you so much 🥰 same to you!
Even if OP does know the exact drug (and it is unclear that she even would), it is pretty irrelevant. Virtually any substance that can induce respiratory depression (most certainly including a ‘horse tranquilizer’) can cause hypoxia and lead to irreversible brain damage. It is unlikely the drug itself directly caused that level of damage.
I used to be an Industrial Paramedic for some time and a Fire and Rescue Volunteer for nearly 40 years. I have seen some "challenging" sights which have little or no effect on me. These xylazine ulcers shocked me. Savage Sisters!! Angels of Mercy more like. I am totally impressed with their resolve to make a difference and help these people.
I think money helping these junkies us a complete waste. What about helping people who aren't junkies and working minimum wage jobs who ca t make rent. There the type of person l want my taxes to go to. Not to junkies who all they are us a cancer on society!!
absolutely, the sores are what I would expect to see if the dead walked
I was completely clueless about this.. The ONLY thing I have seen that gives those ulcers is krocodil. Now that is disgusting.. This is really sad. Those wounds smell so bad too..
Looks like krokodil.
Seen such sores on the unhoused in Porkland Whoregone.. dopily shambling down the streets in a daze.. our sh!tty (city) gives them tents and needles.. but I don't think the problem will just die off on it's own - the homeless population grows way faster then it's death rate.. but it's a great excuse to fleece the working stiffs stuck in this tax slave colony.
I truly couldn't handle seeing this as a past drug user and this is beyond heart breaking.
I used to buy my heroin in north Philly back in 2007 and it was NOWHERE NEAR as horrible as today. If I had a loved one down there Zi would take guns and go down there and extract them from that living hell.
So many are suppressing trauma. I have been there. I pray for all who are battling addiction
If they could get the counseling and living space for healthcare.
Amen ☁️🎺👼💒🙏🌹✨
What would testing for xylazine change about the hospital treatment they receive? If you're treating the wound, xylazine use or not, the wound treatment would likely be the same.
i think its more for handling overdoses, and people being educated on what they are putting in their bodies.
It’s about the horrible withdrawal, it’s the number one reason things got this bad. The normal drugs they have used for medical withdrawals do not work with this combo of drugs.
Kensington should be renamed “Zombieland”
Now rotting skin
usa has already taken this name
@@miked5256 Ya bc america has cancer.
its called the badlands.
The first time I saw a video of Kensington that's exactly what I thought. It looks like a movie set for a Zombie movie. Unfortunately it's not a movie set and they are not actors. This is real and even more frightening because of that fact.
Is like a nightmare zombie apocalypse, literally decomposing.
Kensington is the East Coast Hotel California once you step on on the Ave there is no way out
Bless you guys for doing what you can to help out your fellow men 👨 and women.
This woman and the volunteer nurses are heroes and angels ❤
This is how addiction works. In NA I learned that by the time I saw I was killing myself, it was too far along for me to pull out. I needed help. Thank God, in whom I did not then believe, I got help.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 god is not real.prove me wrong.not with words from your holy book.with actions I can see and feel.if god was real he/she wouldn't let all the bad stuff go on in this world and don't say God gave us free will.
On a news story on Fox, this story was covered and the girl that was interviewed who was a user and lived in Kensington, said it was literally "night of the living dead" there. This must be the zombie apocalypse we were told about.
they can literally pull off the skin like a strip of bacon, i watch a mate do it and he just tossed it into the street, imagine how much flesh is just sitting on the sidewalks and streets?
Lack of empathy & compassion for the human condition in some of these comments is truly sad. For those that keep saying "they chose to do this" or "it's their own fault" clearly know absolutely nothing about opioid addiction. It literally changes your brain structure.. forever. That's why many rehabs don't work for them like it would normally work for someone addicted to coke, speed or alcohol. It's a totally different beast.
Nobody made them start drugs. Oh, I know.. I know... every single drug addict is the result of prescribed drugs during an illness or injury, yes I know... I know... they are addicted not by choice... I know I know....
If you don’t choose to do it…..then it can’t effect your brain structure. I get it life is extremely hard and for some people that’s an understatement. Some have mental health issues, abuse, trauma etc….. on top of the difficulty of just trying to survive and be a decent person in this capitalistic system. However if you have the mental capacity to make cognitive decisions then it’s a choice at first
Being from the rut town of Philly, and coming from generational drug addiction, and overcoming hard core drug use,, I am thankful to the Almighty I made it out alive and with a semblance of a whole mind. I've seen this for years, have many family members that succumbed to this epidemic, including my mother, father, closest aunt, 1 st cousin, several old friends and I have some walking dead and very damaged living family members. The depth and reach of this wicked scourge can not be understated. I had to leave Philly in the early 2000's or I may not have been here today. That part of town has been bad since I can remember, and when I go visit family in NE, its much worse now, its EVERYWHERE.
Amen ☁️🎺🎺💒🙏🌹✨
she is such a angel for caring about others
So California and Seattle have reached the East Coast.
Homelessness, drug abuse, hopelessness, are all the hallmarks of the cities being ran by politicians, who won't let a bad crisis go to waste.
Imagine if all the money funding the War on Drugs went to addiction treatment programs instead.
That sounds too much like right smh
But yet we give 41 billion to
Ukraine 🇺🇦
Just having treatment centers is not the answer, people's need to want the help. Less than 10% of those who enroll in treatment actually finish. Most leave and go back to the same routine. Trust me, I have a lot of experience dealing with this.
What war on drugs?
There is no war on drugs anymore.
That’s been gone for a long time. These stories are proof it’s non existent.
Just about every state has a similar story.
I SAW THIS GROWING UP IN PUERTO RICO
30 YEARS AGO !
IT BLOWS MY MIND PEOPLE STILL USING THIS DISGUSTING DRUG .
We're playing catch up with the third world.
It seems like it’s unintentional for most users and they would prefer to take pure H or fent, if given the opportunity. Was that similar in PR? Was Zylazine all that was readily available?
@@BuddyLee23 for sure, anyone who's done H knows it's better in every way than Fent
God bless that woman and those that are helping her help those in Kensington that are struggling with drug addiction.
It seems as though every state in the US is having to fend for themselves.
God Bless you Savage Sisters for helping these people.
Seriously, Christ and Salvation is the only life, that got clean from opiates and alcohol. Salvation; life's most important decision!
There was a big story in the New York Times about this.
Don't get involved with addicts. Period. They will do anything to keep using.
Have You had any personal experience with this
@@goyonman9655 No, she hasn't
I have and agree with Yvonne plant. I have had friends and a cousin, steal money, and my work vehicle. They drove it to a city in southern jersey and sold basically all my tools, almost 30,000 to replace everything, not to mention the downtime my busniess experienced. I did get the vehicle back, as they were nice enough to bring the truck back. This was after paying for a 90-day treatment that this person finished and was staying in my house. Was in my house for an additional 3 months with no issues, I went away for a couple of days, and this is what i came home to.other two involved were sober for almost 3 years. This was the thanks I got. A sad reality is so few addicts want to clean up their act.
yes just disown them . why not just go shoot and kill them right? wow u are heartless.
@@potatolew4495 so that just means that your "friend and cousin" are pieces of shit. not every addict steals from friends and family. some support themselves. i know this for a fact. do u know what anecdotal evidence is?
Why does the government not do anything about this ? Extremely strange
I was aware of Kensington streets for a while and it breaks my heart watching all those substance dependent users and it makes me wonder what pain are they trying to escape by taking any drugs on the market that they can get their hands on 😢😢😢 This is so sad...
Even if you are just in it for the cheap thrills (and not running from pain/trauma), once the physical dependence sets in, you are often stuck in that scene. Withdrawal from fent (let alone carfent) is excruciating.
They are avoiding getting dope sick very quickly after the first few times of trying fentanyl. Apparently it's super addictive, most likely designed that way.
Watching this is so hard I'm 43 and I'm recovering addict and thank you 🙏 for the help that you women at Savage me being a recovering addict you would think it would be easy for me to watch this but it's not it's hard sad 😢 and everything in between hope hope hope I keep hoping in my heart that every addict can find their way .
What in the world? Where is it coming from? Vet offices? The border? How is this easy to get? Insane
It’s not illegal. All you need is a veteran prescription. We all know shady doctors prescribe stuff.
Can you imagine dedicating your life to helping these addicts? I can't. It's such selfless work. How do not give up on a spiraling addict? Yet their own stories show you that it is achievable and that you can absolutely turn your life around. Now imagine they help just one person to do this. Bless these women and every single person dedicating their lives to help those in need.
Have to agree 100%. I have/had a friend who's an alcoholic and I feel like I truly tried everything in my power to help him after a relapse. But nothing seemed to work. And that's just with alcohol... I absolutely can't imagine doing the work these women are doing.
You can really feel this woman’s compassion. Wish we all had this. 🫶🏼
This hits home. Hat's off to these ladies. But it's not going to fix the problem.
Stop the flow.
Agreed, we should ban these hard drugs so demand simply goes away. Or what does stop the flow even mean?
@@AdL629 I lost my oldest daughter to this. Getting it wasn't the problem. We've let it go to far. So to simply believe it can be stopped, still, with even more laws is just being delirious.
I'm retired military with a Combat Arms and Law Enforcement background. The loss of my daughter really hit hard. And the Blame Game goes in every direction to this day. Don't think for one minute that I haven't thought about using want I was trained for to go out and exact my rage/revenge/vigilantism. But deep down I know it'll never work because
1, I'd be the only one doing it, no one really cares. Anyone expressing concerns is all talk.
2, In order to stop it now, because we let it go to far, is good old fashion Force of Action. And Nobody's going to want that.
No Lifeguard on duty.
The people are not serious about stopping it. Because if they were they'd be picking up their pitchforks and torches and confronting the problem Head On.
I'm all for "Defunding the Police" but before we do let us them to cut these Drug pushing bastards down.
The head honcho at the top of this criminal pyramid KNOWS the neither the People or the Law will never have the balls to do what's nesissary (kill them) to stop them. And to be clear. It's not the Addict I want. I want the head of the snake.
Instead we go the other direction. And let them Kill Us. Appeasement and cowardice capitulation rules us now.
@Macus Aurelius I'm sorry for your loss. I still think if you, "kill the head honcho," someone else will take his place as long as the demand exists. If you take away one drug, new ones will replace it.
Defunding the schools and the working class is hurting us the most.
Abolish the DEA and use their $2.5B for harm reduction. This is such a slam dunk, not sure what’s taking so long.
One thing I'll say that's wrong is, that they do know it has tranquilizer. It's often marketed that way and addicts will seek it out specifically. Blessings to all
America needs a public health care system this is awful it won't answer these problems but they could access clinics at least to deal with their infections etc. absolutely tragic.
Krokodil has been on the market in Russia for several years now. I’m surprised it’s taken as long as it has to get into America, sad…
Has fentanly or is fentanly a issue in Russia?
It's a different concoction but it has the same effect of blocking the skin from oxygenating...therefore making it vulnerable to infection, especially if hygiene is poor.
Krokadil isn't in kensington
Krokodil ≠ the same as Xylazine. Krokodil is bootleg desomorphine. Which is an opiate. Xylazine is a CNS depressant.
This is not krokodil
Three weeks ago was when this came out and xlazine been on those streets atleast 5 years. See how long it takes for the man to shed light on certain topics. N they barely scratched the surface
All my God I'm a recovering IV user I been clean for some time and doing great but when I tell my story I tell people I smelt like death, when I sleep at night I could smell like rotted flesh. This stuff tears your body up, there should be a state of emergency to get this poison off the street. This stuff knocks u out, u can't remember anything it's horrible, I pray for anyone struggling, by the grace of God and my faith in him I I prayed and prayed for him to take my life in that addiction but he got me through it and changed my life.
Laura is amazing!! You go sis!! Keep on sweet girl they are your friends. They are someone’s child. Not one person wakes up with a desire to become a drug addict but I can guarantee an addict wakes up and prays to become clean!!!
But we can send money to Ukraine in the Billions and house immigrants and give them social Security benefits!
About 1% of the funds actually reach Ukraine. Remember, Biden's son's laptop contained the evidence incriminating him in stealing $100 billion from Ukraine. Is the criminal case still pending? Do you realize you are actually a parasite living off the Ukrainian blood?
The idea of someone injecting themselves with animal tranquillizer until their flesh rots is Bizarre to me.
So glad I made it out alive. Been there, caught in the recovery house shuffle. 7 years I will never get back. Moved to NYC 3 years ago, best decision I've made in as many years.
I am quite sure Kensington asked for or may have received funding to clean up the streets. They all need to be put in vans and forced into treatment against their will. And the officials know dang well who the dealers are.
You can't force anyone to recover. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
They must be forced!! The hell with RIGHTS…..
this is what happens when you make safe drugs illegal. you get deadly mind destroying drugs.
Boy wtf are you talking about nobody make it illegal 😂
No, this is what happens when you make drug use legal, any drug use. There are no safe drugs, they're all soul destroying. I speak from experience.
@@mctrimm7097 Thats an ignorant statement based on only propaganda and lies.
Who should resign first?
1) The NYPD chief
2) The Mayor
3) The Governor
4) All three together
2023 just began damn
Oh, my god. Those wounds are horrific. How long has the war on drugs been going on for now? 60/70/80 years? How much money has been spent? Countless billions. Has the situation improved? I think we would all agree that, if anything, the problem has got worse since then. Time to rethink drug laws and try something new.
There's no such thing as take-home kits for homeless people.
Close off the area and drop thermite plasma.
In Puerto Rico I saw a lot of folks, before 2010, with open wounds and they even lost limbs. The drugs are mixed with horse anesthesia.
The “unhoused” don’t have access to housing? *WHO WOULD HAVE THUNK IT* 🤔
Thanks for showing this video. It is so sad. But thanks to these ladies who are giving their hearts to help these people.
I find this report strange seeing how trank has been there for so long. I don't live there so maybe it's on the local news all the time, I don't know. It just seems crazy to me that they're just now making a big deal out of it. Seriously, its taken 3 or more years to get interested????? Something should have been done a hell of alot sooner. Seems people there sat back to see how many would die. Disgusting situation that society has sat and watched. Oh yeah, they're just dirty addicts, right??? Not your sons or daughters.
I've been watching Kensington videos for a solid year already. It's crazy
You know the nefarious are causing these diseases calling them mercy kills…..what they didn’t plan is how far & outreaching into the general public they could become (hiv fir ex: started off as predominantly male homosexual disease but quickly spread via bisexual to heterosexual)
😂the zombies test subjects are finally being finalized
Agreed
@@yvonnegrant3736 It's beyond sad when we step over dead people and it means absolutely nothing
Why is it legal to be high on the streets from illegal drugs? Ridiculous.
Bless these women 😢 ❤
They tell us everything they are up to. The zombie games, movies. Pretty gutsy wouldn't you say.
It isn’t a homeless issue. It’s a mental health issue. Why do people try these things anyway? Mental health care needs to be free, destigmatized, and most of all, taken seriously and approached lovingly
Canada is now offering assisted euthanasia (suicide) for teens thru adult who in their depression don’t feel like living anymore
“Lovingly” LMMFAO 😂😂😂
I'll never forget the first time I rode through K ave. I don't get it though. Are there not enough treatment centers? Can addicts not afford treatment? Or,is it they don't "want" treatment? There has to be a social services office that can help with their housing once clean.
It's all thee above
There are treatment centers. If you stopped and asked random addicts, I bet at least 90% would refuse treatment. It is a sad fact but most don't want it. They want money, food, and the sh**.
Mill $$$ in fud
Millions $$$ in funding, what did go, directors of those need be held accountable for what projects they
My life experience is, that an addict always will stay an addict. If one is able to kick one habit, it`s just a addiction delayed. An addict will always stay vulnerable, easy to seduce and more likely to relapse, maybe with another drug or extremly bad behaviour. In the long run it`s almost impossible to live a normal life.
So better never start using drugs.
Especially without supernatural deliverance. I've relapsed at least 3xs been clean going on 3 years this time. I don't have a heavy urge but I still want the feeling at times. It's the mental reminder of what that first high felt like
Well good thing your life is very sheltered and your experience limited then. Because many, many addicts still live a “normal” life. Not only that, but are successful. Wes Watson is an extreme example. Former addict turned multi millionaire. I’m a more average example. Was an addict using drugs until 24. Now at 40, I make over 6 figures a year and have a good life.
You think the few hundred addicts living on the street is an example of “addiction”? Those are the super extreme cases. Most addicts are “functioning”. They have a house, a job, kids, etc. And live a “normal” life.
What you consider “vulnerable” actually can be an asset. Many addicts funnel their “addiction” into a healthy behaviour. Exercise, a job, a hobby, a career, a passion, and are able to excel to a massive degree, due to their dedication to that thing
Additionally, there’s plenty, plenty of people who aren’t drug addicts that still live lives that are far from “normal” and struggle to get by in life
@Øffgridglass very well said, and congrats brother, I wish you all the best and hope you can continue to succeed and feel fulfilled.
And you’re absolutely right. For many addicts, it comes to a point where they are ready for change. They can’t live that way anymore. The pain of changing for the better, becomes easier than the pain of staying the same. But the great thing can be that they / we take the hard lessons learned through that life and apply it to our future
When I quit abusing drugs at 24, it still took me until 30/31 before I was really “successful” and doing well. But the point is, it can be and is done by people all the time
Never start !!!
@@Day-ZDukewho wants to be a functioning drug addict, make sense, dude
Need to legalize an have safe supply of opiates that addicts could easily get. Problem solved immediately for most because they could function like a normal human, war on drugs is cruel an doesn't work!
What is shocking is that new people that start consuming hard drugs , dont they have a brain and eyes to actually see what the future is in store for them ? They probably think that they can be functional addicts at first and all lose control of their lives in the end
u really want to know u should research how opioid addiction snowballs. its not that someone one day wakes up and decides to shoot up. or try fentanyl. its a daily progression that usually occurs as what appears to be the last resort to stay well. when someone is injured severely and put on strong opiates their brain chemistry changes. its a psychological and physical addiction. stronger than most any other thing. when that person stops taking the opiates their brain tells them they are dying. literally. and it feels like you are dying, physically. so they go score drugs. and when this happens and the pills arent available whether physically or monetarily they switch to heroin because its way cheaper and plenty more available. its a slow progression addiction. and unless u truly care to try to understand it you wont. its much easier to stay on the sidelines and judge.
They don't care.
Please do a story on the extent of what local, state, and federal law enforcement are doing to help tackle this issue.
Seriously??? It's not society' problem. You do it once and it's you up that bad... well ... do it once shame on you do it twice shame on me. People even addicts have got to tart taking responsibility for their own choices.
Well thanks for informing the rest of the world that it's legal to purchase and what to do with it! I'll bet after this aired it sold out.
Just pure stupidity blessings.
Even people in Bangladesh thank god they do not live in Kensington 🐸
I couldn’t imagine choosing to live there
i wanna know how a philly news station ONLY COVERING THIS NOW. YOURE BEHIND
Savage Sisters.. you guys rock ❤️
Sad reality is most of the people there simply don’t WANT help.
They will sit on the side walk shooting up pebbles until demise.
Please stop saying that, too doped up, mindlessly, so how they make rational decisions.
It seems like they are giving it to them for free there since there is so many of them there I don't see how they are getting the money for it.
Stealing from store’s.
Dates
Selling their foo stamps for half price.. $200 fur a hundo..
That is correct > they call it mercy killing
Being from Philly it’s a creepy,scary and extremely dangerous in Kensington…..I used to work at B & Allegheny ave yrs ago and never felt safe going back and forth to the EL..
They chose the situation they are in. They can choose to change. Until they decide, they will remain as they are.
ABSOLUTELY! But l don't see why the rest of us should suffer, the crime the filth, syringes evey where.
“They” are a product of their environment that the heartless community around them have created. This is what happens when a community turns it back on its own people. “They chose the situation they are in”. All the the addicts are just symptom of a greater problem.
100%, they have to want change.
@@dion8962 half true! As a former addict I will say that the helpless addict blaming everything on the system is an excuse! This weak stance we are taking on crime is also a huge problem! This could all be stopped if the ppl in power wanted to stop it tho! That is a fact! Corruption greed and ppl not wanting to hear the real answer to how to stop this are a major problem tho!
@@Pauldad1692 The community as a whole “chose the situation they are in”, not just the addicts. All the addicts are just a symptom of a greater societal problem. If there was incentive counter to the current situation, be it law enforcement, treatment, whatever, the addicts will still need to make a living to improve their lives once the disease is arrested.. most of the community look down on them, so it discourages them from even trying. They need a supportive community to come together and help them with a hand up to the recovery process.
Wow God bless her she didn't forget where she came from , & is not ashamed of it instead she trying to stop all this bs going on Philly. Wish u the best hopefully this comes to an end
But the US has 3 billion budget to house 42,000 migrants smh
Who are bringing their ways w them (wherever you go there you are) M13 has a hand & a stand w every man that crosses the border
How easy can it be to get? Who is selling it? How do you stop it?
You’re a little late covering this.
Xylazine is the new Krokodil?
Yes its Chinese fentanly
@@goatofallgoats8199 keeps coming in peeps loving it.
@@jimmylabb5868 see it came to usa at the beginning of 2014 and completely took Over... so remor has is now everything in usa is fentanly xylzne other chemicals mixed up sometimes sheet roc etc. And people like this stuff and it's terrible so it's makes no sense. Also so many ods and us government doesn't do a thing so they must be connected to this.
Xylazine has been around the east coast for the past 3-4 years now but it just wasn’t that common.
She’s helping because she has a big heart and compassion.
Sending love and protection to the Savage Sisters… 🧡❤️🩹
Whoever is running that city needs to be fired. I’ve seen third world countries in better shape than this. Absolutely disgraceful that this is tolerated.
It’s hit the Midwest,as well. This shit hits in a COMPLETELY different manner than straight heroin. A user CANNOT fight off the urge for slumber. It just overwhelms you. It’s not cool,waking up on the floor. But,at least,I was fortunate enough to wake up. Plus,coming off of the stuff is TEN times as hard as coming off of heroin. Walking a tightrope of death.
As you’re aware,the longer one uses,the longer the withdrawal period. Long ago,3 days off of H and I was good. Then,it took a week…nine days,something like that. Last time,after heavier use,took 30 days to get out of bed. That was just H and maybe,a little fent. Honestly,I can’t really say on this new tranq shit because I didn’t complete the withdrawal phase. All I know is that after I did score some of the more standard shit,it’s like the sickness just wouldn’t completely leave. A mere drop in the bucket,so to speak. It leaves you wanting more…chasing a completely different dragon,now. As if the heroin dragon wasn’t beastly enough,trying to erase your hopes and dreams for any future,these fentanyl and xylazine additives are the sidekicks of Satan and they will not be satisfied until they own your very life and soul.
@@myleslong5584thanks for sharing/Stay Strong & Fight the Good Fight>Triumph ♥️
@@myleslong5584 yes the withdrawal of fentanyl and xylazine or fentanyl and benzos together is soooooo much more horrible than straight h. indescribable.
its c crazy that this is all because of the 'war on drugs" . it used to be heroin and cocaine. then it was fentanyl and meth. now its carfentanil , tranq, benzos, and meth.
we should just give some MD specialists the ability to prescribe them pure diacetylmorphine and pure cocaine. they are doing that in places like montreal vancouver and toronto. and it reduces disease. reduces death. reduces CRIME> DRASTICALLY> we need to end the war on drugs. but too many pockets are being line with hard cash because of the system that has been ccreated. it wont ever change now. too many people in the justice system and positions of power have personal disdain and hatred for the people , on top of their salaries. why does anyone have the right to tell another adult what they can and cant put in their body.
we saw how many people believe they have the right to demand what someone does with their body with the PLandemic.
We need to start looking at the one waiting in line right behind Xylazine. You know it's there !
Try 5 or more in the wait
Hoarse tranquilizer has been cut with heroin since the 80s , I remember visiting my uncle in a hospital in San Juan he had soars that had maggots coming out of the soars
food on the go.
That was most likely ketamine
So how do we keep safe with all that out there?
I watched this expecting the addicts taking it up a notch with tranquilizer darts.
Seriously though, there's something bigger as to why this just keeps getting worse. Look at the people running the city. Look even deeper. You will see that their pockets receive money somehow, some way for it.
Fact/Truth= otherwise known as: Mercy Killings
it's fucking genocide. It started with the afghanistan wars, the pill epidemic, gave way to heroin, gave way to fentanyl, now this. They intend to murder these people through systemic inaction.
America doesn't need death camps. We just remove support from everyone who needs it, and they do it to themselves, to cope with the pain. Conservatives/neolibs worse than fucking nazis imo.
The problem with stories like this is that every stake holder in the story has a motivation to exaggerate the problem. From the non profits who get the funding to the media who gets the hyped up story, the addict who gets the sympathy to the medical services, law enforcement and prosecution who is working to save humanity, you will never hear the complete truth. You will never hear a word that might minimize the issue in the least and, for that fact alone, you should be suspicious.
Hell yeah girl. Keep helping them.
Where are they getting this xylazine??
Keep up the great work Savage Sisters!
I was talking to a guy once he was fresh out the marines , as we chatted one day he told me he was getting tattooed I asked him how’s the pain and he told me he took horse tranquilizer so casual , that was the day I lost interest in him so nasty
The human body amazes me
Question? If you have no way to test for a horse tranquilizer,how do you know that is in the drugs, I don't think so.
It is not against the law to commit suicide which is what these lost souls are doing. It is against the law, however, to sell goods and services without paying taxes and that's where the battles to fight drugs should focus. Al Capone was untouchable for all of the crimes and murders he and his organization were known to have committed. It wasn't until they tried and convicted him for tax evasion on all of his ill-gotten goods that they were finally able to stop him. Help the addicts and prosecute the dealers and the organizations they work with as tax cheats.
This angers me and crying for them ,lord lord this is scary
They are doing this to themselves. Cry for the people who have to put up with these freaks.
@@suspiciouswatermelon7639 100%!!!
Love how the news only shows the liquid form of Xylazine- which implies the drug is being sold on it’s own, whereas they admit the Xykazine is being used to cut the drugs with - a powder form.
they evaporate off the water, making it into a powdered salt form. organic chem 101.