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Look at who made it, one of bens family members |
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you people should wake the hell up ,, drugs kill all will kill if taken too much of it i live on fentanyl for a past broken body i have been on it for 8 years and i could od if i want but i chosee life over DEAth ...so all you who want to take perscrip drugs its your life hanging in the blance ..... |
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and u should stop talking about this on here
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i was telling i gusse your lil friend to stop talking about how he takes drugs no one on here was talking about taking drugs on here but your friens so yeah why don't u go back and read every thing! k good
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DID BEN WORK FOR REID MILLARD? HE IS A YOUNG LAD
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wno i don't think so why? i know he was 18
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I WAS TAUGHT TO BE RACIST WITH DRUGS
GREEN ONLY NO WHITES OR BLACK TAR HEROIN |
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I AGREE $600 A SECOND IS TO LITTLE AMOUNT OG MONEY TO BE SPENDING ON THE WAR ON DRUGS WHICH IF BEN WAS HERE TO TELL SET THE SCORE HE WOULD SAY THE WAR ON DRUGS IS A LOSING ONE |
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sorry, what r u trying to say lazy housedad??
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shut the hell up ben ...b en ...ben what a duumass to od on the stuff he knows nothing a bout ...he is know DEA..D get it so now live wit it...... |
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well you go to HELL 1st And i wont see you there ME and BEN BEN BEN we will be else where ....his mistake was takeing heroin and not knowing it there for he was a duummass
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WHAT?? omg u know nothing he dident take heroin u need to go and reread his story omg u don't even know what u r taking about
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do u even know who and what u r talking about? dident think so..
Teen dies after party Doctors find prescription drug patch. By JOE MEYER of the Tribune’s staff Published Friday, July 6, 2007 Ben Smith’s father knew the teenager had problems with alcohol and marijuana but never suspected he was into harder drugs. Smith The 18-year-old from Hartsburg died Wednesday after he was found unresponsive at a friend’s house in Ashland, where he had been partying Tuesday night. Ashland police are investigating his death as a possible prescription drug overdose. "This deal here was a complete shock," said Larry Smith, Ben’s father. Larry Smith said the family had almost exhausted all efforts to get his son treatment for alcohol and marijuana. "I pray to God that somebody learns something out of this and another family doesn’t have to go through this," Larry Smith said. "This is the worst thing I’ve ever had to go through." Ashland Police Chief Scott Robbins said police were called before noon Wednesday to an Ashland residence after Smith was found unresponsive. He had fallen asleep at about 1 a.m. on a couch after drinking alcohol at a party Tuesday night, Robbins said. His friends reported last seeing him awake at about 6 a.m., when he awoke after one of them kicked him in the leg, Robbins said. Police and medical personnel were called to the scene at 11:25 a.m. after the homeowner found Smith unresponsive and called 911. People inside the home started CPR as directed by the 911 dispatcher until emergency crews arrived, Robbins said. Emergency room doctors at University Hospital found a fentanyl patch on Smith’s thigh, Robbins said. He was pronounced dead shortly after noon Wednesday. Fentanyl is a pain reliever with potency about 80 times greater than morphine. Robbins described it as a very strong, very uncommon drug. "You don’t normally find these things being used by kids," he said. Prescription drug use among teenagers is a problem everywhere, Robbins said. "Our kids are pretty high-tech. They are using drugs that are easy to obtain from Mom or Dad or Grandma’s medicine cabinet," he said. "They want to get high, but marijuana smells when you smoke it, and other drugs are harder to get." Robbins noted that the fentanyl patch could give a user a high for three or four days. "One of his friends reported that he acted like he was on a four-day drug," he said. Medical Examiner Eddie Adelstein said an autopsy conducted yesterday did not determine Smith’s cause of death, and investigators are awaiting toxicology results. Larry Smith described his son as a good kid who got into some bad situations. He didn’t graduate from Southern Boone County High School. Instead, he worked with his brother in construction for the past couple of years. He was a proficient carpenter who worked for Power’s Construction and had a bright future, Larry Smith said. The father said he would remember his son for his love of life and for the practical jokes he would play while golfing with friends and family. "It’s going on the third day, and I keep waiting for him to come home," he said. READ THIS |
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i miss you ben
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i know what u mean
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1 This should be the poster child of what happens when you do drugs. Can anyone read that post? Much less understandit. |
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that guy does not even know what he is talking about
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