Tom Petty: It was an "accidental" OD


It was just reported on my local news that Tom Petty's autopsy revealed the cause of his death was an "accidental" overdose. When is an overdose not accidental? The report said multiple drugs were found in his system, as is often the case with OD's.
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Kosst, I am there in regard to the pain; severe constant pain has only been recent. In regard to "Addiction" I watched it with tearful eyes; a jazz musician I idolized was doing what he had to do right in front of me.

Somehow, back then, drug addiction, according to the public was restricted to "jazz musicians"

In this thread, we're riding in two completely separate trains going down parallel tracks. One is the victim of old age and constant pain that can only be relieved by 'drugs'. He is not trying to get high, he just wants relief from the pain. That might require more drugs than his system can handle, and he checks out.

On the other track is the young pain free (unless you count mental pain) person who wants to get high. But nobody told them about "addiction". Once that happens it all over until they OD. Apparently your wife was on this train.
The factual truth is that sweet living and eating America can’t endure any pain without beloved opioids without knowing alternatives. 
Tell ya what my dad didn’t have time ta tell those delicate, delusional, miserable folks in constant pain: THE SWEETER YOUR LIFE IS — THE LESS PAIN YOU CAN ENDURE 
I was airborne for about 100 feet after bike crash and had my 4 ribs cracked on one side 
I was prescribed opioids (percs) and had them going for few months 
i could stop it after a week or two, but for some reason kept going till realized I’m not in pain from ribs, but I’m in pain without them. 
Since endurance wasn’t new for me, it took 5 days of hell to remove and get free
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