Ahmaad Galloway has passed
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yes indeed. Many of my favorites come from that time period, simply because they WANTED to be at The Capstone. Galloway was a good one.
Former Crimson Tide football players gather at funeral of their teammate Ahmaad Galloway
Former Crimson Tide football players gather at funeral of their teammate Ahmaad Galloway
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I remember these guys vividly. I was at UA when they played.Former Crimson Tide football players gather at funeral of their teammate Ahmaad Galloway
Former Crimson Tide football players gather at funeral of their teammate Ahmaad Galloway
Death was due to an accidental overdose.
www.al.com
Former Alabama RB Ahmaad Galloway died from accidental overdose, per report
Galloway was found dead in his home on Jan. 9.
www.al.com
Wow, xylazine is only authorized in the US for veterinary use. Street name is "tranq". And someone mixed it with Fentanyl? GEEZ!Death was due to an accidental overdose.
Former Alabama RB Ahmaad Galloway died from accidental overdose, per report
Galloway was found dead in his home on Jan. 9.
Tranq is the worst one yet. The zombie drug. Users just stumble around and it develops rotting, open flesh wounds that won't heal, often leading to amputation.
Tranq has become a bigger part of Philly's street fentanyl supply. The wounds left behind are killing people
"I could have lost my hand" - users tell CNN how the arrival of xylazine in their drug supply has changed their lives, and their bodies.
www.cnn.com
The Growing Threat of Xylazine and its Mixture with Illicit Drugs (dea.gov)
Page 2 (at bottom):
When combined with fentanyl or other synthetic opioids, xylazine can increase the potential for fatal overdoses, as the similarity in pharmacological effects can further reduce the already decreased respiratory function.
Overdoses associated with xylazine may be more difficult to identify in clinical settings, as they often appear similar to opioid overdoses and may not be included in routine drug screening tests. Xylazine has no approved antidote for human use, and as xylazine is not an opioid, naloxone does not reverse its effects. Consequently the presence of xylazine may render naloxone less effective; however, the administration of naloxone can still address the effect of an opioid on breathing which may be sufficient to prevent death.
Page 2 (at bottom):
When combined with fentanyl or other synthetic opioids, xylazine can increase the potential for fatal overdoses, as the similarity in pharmacological effects can further reduce the already decreased respiratory function.
Overdoses associated with xylazine may be more difficult to identify in clinical settings, as they often appear similar to opioid overdoses and may not be included in routine drug screening tests. Xylazine has no approved antidote for human use, and as xylazine is not an opioid, naloxone does not reverse its effects. Consequently the presence of xylazine may render naloxone less effective; however, the administration of naloxone can still address the effect of an opioid on breathing which may be sufficient to prevent death.
It also doesn't help that 'homemade' pills are all over the place now, laced with Fentanyl for the 'buzz'. As they're being made in people's kitchens and such there's obviously zero regulation - a tiny bit too much fentanyl and you're dead...
The addicted mind is broken. Impulsivity combined with the desire to escape overwhelming stresses pushes people places they'd never consider if they were healthy.
for him and his family and thank you for the memories
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