[mort999]

Yesterday (24/05/13) a 47 years old woman was found dead. She was known to be both an alcoholic and a druguser, and her husband told the reporters that he "lost her to the drugs long ago".

The first reaction from the police was that she had died from natural reasons, as they didn't find any signs of violence on the corpse - but the conclusion has to wait for the results of the autopsy.

[invertigo]

Yeah, she died from a natural death all right.
An 'all natural' drug overdose

[Shakey]

[blancadon]

She should have found a 12 step program and try to help herself.

[ldelgadillo]

OD

[Sharon]

Shame

[wickedlara]

Some body, somewhere might really care, but it is not likely.

[Spiffyfable]

What's she doing out in the Fucking Boonies People tend to OD like at home or parties and the such

[invertigo]

Originally Posted by Spiffyfable ↗

What's she doing out in the Fucking Boonies People tend to OD like at home or parties and the such

Not when they're trying to hide an addiction from a loved one. Or when they're indigent. Many OD's are found in motels or abandoned buildings, public parks and restrooms. There's nothing glamorous about a long term addiction :(

[whatsup]

Originally Posted by ldelgadillo ↗

OD

I love your avater,,,way awesome,looks like me and hubby 20 years from now,,please not..lol