We live in the middle of Pennington Gap, Va. This is in Lee County, the Oxycontin capital of the country. Drugs are bought and sold more or less openly all over town. Many of our neighbors, former and present, have done or are doing time for selling drugs. Strung out bums wander the street, and I don’t like to walk after dark because I simply don’t feel safe.
On several occassions, I have found empty boxes of pseudoepineferin in front of our house. The other day, I found this lying at the steps up from the street. I left it there. Someone might need it.
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And, days later the hype is still there.
Don’t diabetics use those …your so cynical Brian.
It could have been a diabetic walking by who disposed of his syringe after injecting insulin. Yes, it could have. And when pigs floss, I will believe that’s where it came from. But in the mean time, I will go with the random junkie shooting up his dope on the street.
I agree …this was a junkie. I guess that makes me cynical too. There are worse things to be.
Yes, there are. One thing worse than a junkie is the doctor who pays for his mansion on the hill, far from the discarded syringes on the main thouroughfare, by helping create junkies in the first place by over prescribing drugs.