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freshwest

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5. Thanks, that is encouraging. I haven't had to take a person to ER for a long time. I suspect much of

Reply to rustydog (Reply #4)

Wed Feb 12, 2014, 01:12 AM

Feb 2014

the public thinks all of these overdoses are private and there is no one nearby that really cares enough to do that. That they are forgotten.

So the idea of them carrying this is even more useful. That information heartens me to think this is how these things are going down. That more people care than the media portrays this.

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k&r n/t RainDog Feb 2014 #1

Kick! n/t ProSense Feb 2014 #2

They need more training to deal with people in crisis if they are the ones that are called instead freshwest Feb 2014 #3

Police might be the first contact because they pull over the driver hauling-ass for the ER rustydog Feb 2014 #4

Thanks, that is encouraging. I haven't had to take a person to ER for a long time. I suspect much of freshwest Feb 2014 #5

Yeah, whatever training they need should be provided. n/t ProSense Feb 2014 #7

Wow.. bless their activism Cha Feb 2014 #6