She found her husband on their bed in a pool of his own vomit, dead
from an accidental overdose of drugs he received from an online
pharmacy.
Every night
before her husband went to bed, he would open a prescription bottle of
the muscle relaxant Soma and swallow the eight or nine pills it took
for him to fall asleep, said the woman. She spoke to CNN on condition
of anonymity because she wants to protect her husband's identity and
not embarrass his family.
The drugs arrived at their doorstep
every week. She thought they were being prescribed by a treating
physician. Her husband had been in a car accident and suffered back
pain, and Soma was the one drug that could relieve the aches.
She was wrong. The drugs were purchased online without a doctor's
visit. She says that her husband had become an addict -- and that the
Internet sites that sold him the drugs were his pushers.
"Absolutely," she said. "That's exactly what they are."
"These pharmacy people that are doing this and these doctors that are
doing this, they don't give a dadgummit about people. It's just the
almighty dollar; that's all it is."
Umm....No it isn't sweety. Your husband too "eight or nine pills" that he got OVER THE INTERNET. He didn't have to take these pills. It's not the pharmaceutical company's fault. It's your husbands. He could have gone to a regular doctor, but he didn't. He could have taken the recommended dosage, but he didn't. You act surprised that your husband died of an overdose when he's taking 8 or 9 pills? Please.
Folks, let's explain something here. Pain medications, big dick pills, and other "medicines" that are found on the internet are dangerous, expired, or placebos. If you're dumb enough to take these pills, then that's just Darwin in action. It's sad that this woman's husband died, but let's face facts here. He took too many pills from a dangerous source. It would be the same thing if it was pain meds or heroin. Sooner or later, if you're addicted, it will catch up to you.
Travis
