COM CO 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Opioid Epidemic, Headache, Recreational Drug Use
1 May 2018
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JO: Guest interview
-Job of Journalism!
•bring stories to people !
-to learn to inspire!
-to connect people with purpose!
•Interviewee: Dr. Supa!
•some numbers? troubling numbers, the number of people diagnosed with
opioid, 5 by 500 percent, between 90 -100 people died everyday because of
opioid, number of babies addicted !
-saw another number, in the MA, 1 of 4 know somebody directly impact, by
themselves or direct family member, some sort relationship with opioid crisis. !
-without realizing that people has opioid!
-o is rare thing, go to doc, you can take this pill, take that pill, most people
had one point taking some surgery, pretty common, the other dont hace
inscription, go to party, had headache took pills had heroine. most dont
realize, doc give inscrinction. over many years o had been used !
-trends been a long time!
-WW1, to basically when soider shot and died in the field, to die peacefully!
-50s, 60s, o heavily prescribed!
•the affect of massive numbers, as the citizen, not globally?!
-it has, to some degree, some countries are on top of o, a lot of places are
moving more torture, less on prescription, UK, Germany, =legal!
•as a human, this verge?!
-sad. i think what we’ve seen has been perceived as drug = bad, perhaps all
agree, you should do cocaine,. see pic of heroine, makes me sad to know
that htere’s 1) that human being cant get√ over that 2)look at this, in the way
you look down on the people, you are heroine addcited it’s on you !
-why dont public facility, thats not rehab!
-easy for us . . .why dont you get√ help!
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•your story // earliest memory of dad/ bro/ sister/ relationship!
-father died for opiod “was an opiod user for nearly 30 years. . .died at 48. . .in
the end it was o caused him dead”!
-“i was a kid, prob 6/7 years old. . . hang out at my house, heard my grandma
harsh tone. . .my mother . . . said h’es doing ok, still addicted to drug”!
-drugs are bad, knew that at 6, “I shocked in the head”!
-calm me down !
-a few years later, get√ divorsed, 12/13, they fight nonstop about drug use!
•mom protecting you? !
-while there’wre many people who were uses of o, they want staight drugs.
they felt okay !
-mid 70s later, she was nurse, always certain percentage madical
professionals would precribe themselves !
-my father circle was alwaysd involved this, my fa had started in 17, !
-even when my fa died, still had 27?!
-“was addicted to o. . .[what] surpirsed me about is addiction”
-wasnt until in my . . .early 20, 1st time i saw my father not on o, amazing
thing, nesty cast,”!
-football player !
-“start o becuase of football” = shoulder, surgery, stop pain,!
-“never really , ,,,he want use recreational drug, turely addction drug”!
-“one time when i was younger, . .. we spent a week in CA,, ,my mo told we
were in conferece, look back we were on a treatment , went in 4day rehab ,
didn’t work” !
•a week woud be nothign, worse!
-yes,!
•talk about it?!
-truly believe in his eye, 每次都找到医生开药!
•ever expreess regret!
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Document Summary
Job of journalism: bring stories to people. To connect people with purpose: interviewee: dr. supa, some numbers? troubling numbers, the number of people diagnosed with opioid, 5 by 500 percent, between 90 -100 people died everyday because of opioid, number of babies addicted. Saw another number, in the ma, 1 of 4 know somebody directly impact, by themselves or direct family member, some sort relationship with opioid crisis. Ww1, to basically when soider shot and died in the eld, to die peacefully. Why dont public facility, thats not rehab. %1: your story // earliest memory of dad/ bro/ sister/ relationship. Father died for opiod was an opiod user for nearly 30 years. in the end it was o caused him dead . I was a kid, prob 6/7 years old. hang out at my house, heard my grandma harsh tone. my mother . said h"es doing ok, still addicted to drug .
