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[PoundingHer]

I agree with No Alibis here and can understand where EasyFella is coming from but unfortunately you can only help those that want help. Pretty sure these girls have heard every version of the 'Drugs are bad' speech out there.

They either hit rock bottom, survive, and turn their life around; or they hit rock bottom and go splat.

Some take it one step farther and when they reach rock bottom they get a pick and shovel and dig deeper into the abyss till they die. Never have been able to understand that. Play Safe-PH.

[TungstenHP]

I truly get where you're going with this, the health part of it, but these addicts aren't worried about that. As long as they have a breath left in them and money they're getting high. One aspect people never mention is how crack cocaine scars the heart, but that doesn't stop them. Atleast we can all rest peacefully knowing our lovely ladies don't have worms.

I agree with No Alibis here and can understand where EasyFella is coming from but unfortunately you can only help those that want help. Pretty sure these girls have heard every version of the 'Drugs are bad' speech out there.

They either hit rock bottom, survive, and turn their life around; or they hit rock bottom and go splat.

[No Alibis]

I'll make sure and not use any big words this time.

It seems like most of the heroin girls are also doing coke or crack.

Almost all the coke has an immune system depressant in it.

The heroin addicts eventually get sloppy with their needle hygiene and give themselves an infection of some sort.

When they end up in the ER, the typical thing that happens is they get antibiotics, which in this case fucks them up.

If you don't believe it, I don't care. If you do, consider passing this information on.

I'm done.

I truly get where you're going with this, the health part of it, but these addicts aren't worried about that. As long as they have a breath left in them and money they're getting high. One aspect people never mention is how crack cocaine scars the heart, but that doesn't stop them. Atleast we can all rest peacefully knowing our lovely ladies don't have worms.

[Otto22]

Hello fellow mongers!

I am about to finish my tour across the US and I have learned a lot. The first thing I noticed about Brevrard in general is that the talent is FAR below the rest of the places I have visited over the past few months. But we are in the meth capital it seems.

These girls are looking more and more like zombie street walkers than escorts and are demanding a decent mario coin for some BS service.

Out west in California or Navada, you pay a more premium price, sometimes 6 $$, however you get a provider you can take in public, get a bite to eat, and get 4-8 hours of hotel time. The providers are stunning and enjoy what they do.

I ran into the same thing in KC, Austin, Atlanta, and a few other places as well. The only difference is the price for the night. A lot lower, averaging around 3 $$ mario coins.

The days of Raven, Pmc Steph (now a WSW), and other highly talented providers are over in my honest opionion. The old saying of getting what you pay for seems to ringing loud and clear.

At this point, I would rather pay the higher prices for REAL providers instead of the prices of most of these glorified street walkers.

Now there are still a handful of providers in Brevard I will still see. But the horror stories I have been reading tells me that there are still maybe 3 or 4 left that have their teeth, enjoy what that do, and aren't trying to rip you off.
That is just my 2 cents.

I have also hobbied across the country and what you say is quite true although most places do not require the expense of Vegas. Assuming that you use the same search vehicles (Backpage, STG, etc) most parts of the country can produce a decent provider for $$ or less. I agree that drug abuse seems particularly endemic here in Brevard. That is one reason why I prefer older providers that seem less likely in the grip of the candy. So many of the younger providers here in Brevard burst upon the scene like a supernova. They explode on the scene and soon burn out. Treat the proven good providers well, my brothers. They are worth it.

[JackInBox]

You've got it backwards Einstein. Heroin users do not generally use coke or crack. Crackheads will sometimes use opioids, including smack, to ease the crash. Get your facts straight! And, yes you should be done since your statements aren't accurate.

I'll make sure and not use any big words this time.

It seems like most of the heroin girls are also doing coke or crack.

Almost all the coke has an immune system depressant in it.

The heroin addicts eventually get sloppy with their needle hygiene and give themselves an infection of some sort.

When they end up in the ER, the typical thing that happens is they get antibiotics, which in this case fucks them up.

If you don't believe it, I don't care. If you do, consider passing this information on.

I'm done.

[JackInBox]

Uh Einstein, the whole gist of the article is that it's a scare tactic and the risks of levamisole in coke are overblown. Just one quote from the article: "Of course, where there are drugs, a scare story is never far behind – and the first myth to blow away here is that levamisole is any great danger to the general cocaine-snorting public. Despite the hype, the chances of cocaine giving you a blood disorder or rotting your skin are incredibly remote. ".

Here genius, read this.

https://www.vice.com/sv/article/qbxw...in-cocaine-900

[ElScorcho]

Hello fellow mongers!

I am about to finish my tour across the US and I have learned a lot. The first thing I noticed about Brevrard in general is that the talent is FAR below the rest of the places I have visited over the past few months. But we are in the meth capital it seems.

These girls are looking more and more like zombie street walkers than escorts and are demanding a decent mario coin for some BS service.

Out west in California or Navada, you pay a more premium price, sometimes 6 $$, however you get a provider you can take in public, get a bite to eat, and get 4-8 hours of hotel time. The providers are stunning and enjoy what they do.

I ran into the same thing in KC, Austin, Atlanta, and a few other places as well. The only difference is the price for the night. A lot lower, averaging around 3 $$ mario coins.

The days of Raven, Pmc Steph (now a WSW), and other highly talented providers are over in my honest opionion. The old saying of getting what you pay for seems to ringing loud and clear.

At this point, I would rather pay the higher prices for REAL providers instead of the prices of most of these glorified street walkers.

Now there are still a handful of providers in Brevard I will still see. But the horror stories I have been reading tells me that there are still maybe 3 or 4 left that have their teeth, enjoy what that do, and aren't trying to rip you off.

That is just my 2 cents.

[EasyFella]

I'll make sure and not use any big words this time.

It seems like most of the heroin girls are also doing coke or crack.

Almost all the coke has an immune system depressant in it.

The heroin addicts eventually get sloppy with their needle hygiene and give themselves an infection of some sort.

When they end up in the ER, the typical thing that happens is they get antibiotics, which in this case fucks them up.

If you don't believe it, I don't care. If you do, consider passing this information on.

I'm done.

[No Alibis]

This article states that the cases are very rare, less than 100 a year. I'd say that supports the idea not all doctors would know to look for it. It also tells me your girl might have just as easily had fuckin aids. But this guy is right, there are thousands of tests to be done to blood samples and you have to fucking know what you're looking for there is no simple fucking battery of tests that cover the spectrum of blood borne illness and poisonings. You'd have to drain your whole body for that test and pray the bachelor degree asshole who's out doing coke all night using the lab equipment doesn't contaminate your samples or fuck up the piping. Or have open sores from the coke. Or aids.

True about the blood tests, but he states he misses the girl and she didn't deserve death. She may not have deserved to die, but she did it herself and I doubt it was due to the ignorance of a doctor. He literally suggesting the girls inform the doctor of the chemical and refuse antibiotics. As for the sores, the pic in the article is extreme and would throw a red flag up for many doctors, but many girls have little open sores which many times are a result of the girl picking their faces and arms after getting high, it's mostly common among heroin users.

[No Alibis]

Here genius, read this.

https://www.vice.com/sv/article/qbxw...in-cocaine-900

I agree 100 percent. You should go to every hospital on the coast there and inform every one of them ignorant doctors about this.

[Ryuut]

Here genius, read this.

https://www.vice.com/sv/article/qbxw...in-cocaine-900

This article states that the cases are very rare, less than 100 a year. I'd say that supports the idea not all doctors would know to look for it. It also tells me your girl might have just as easily had fuckin aids. But this guy is right, there are thousands of tests to be done to blood samples and you have to fucking know what you're looking for there is no simple fucking battery of tests that cover the spectrum of blood borne illness and poisonings. You'd have to drain your whole body for that test and pray the bachelor degree asshole who's out doing coke all night using the lab equipment doesn't contaminate your samples or fuck up the piping. Or have open sores from the coke. Or aids.

[EasyFella]

Unless you read the autopsy report you're not for sure anyhow. By your post it sounds as if you really miss the girl. As for the doctors missing the diagnosis, I wouldn't bank on that. As you stated, the additive has been used in the coke for a while, If true, I would feel confident the ER is aware of that also, I'm pretty sure this girl wasn't their first rodeo. The doctors didn't kill her, she killed herself, as they say, drug addiction is the risk a person is willing to take.

Here genius, read this.

https://www.vice.com/sv/article/qbxw...in-cocaine-900

[EasyFella]

Unless you read the autopsy report you're not for sure anyhow. By your post it sounds as if you really miss the girl. As for the doctors missing the diagnosis, I wouldn't bank on that. As you stated, the additive has been used in the coke for a while, If true, I would feel confident the ER is aware of that also, I'm pretty sure this girl wasn't their first rodeo. The doctors didn't kill her, she killed herself, as they say, drug addiction is the risk a person is willing to take.

Believe whatever you want to, I don't give a shit and I doubt anyone else here does either. What I was doing was passing along information with the hope it will keep being passed along. I see that it's lost on you, so why don't you just shut up?

[ScottyM3]

Don't ever assume a simple blood test is going to give the Doctor the answer he / she is looking for. There's a million different test conducted on blood. It's really up to the Doctor to ask for the correct blood test on that sample. If nothing comes up then they go to the next step and request more test. I wish that was the case were a simple blood test gave us the answer we need. Then the next question is, why do we need Doctors? All I'm saying is, don't blindly think that Doctor who is treating you has the answers you need.

I happen to be a diabetic. I get blood tests and other tests about every 3-4 months. Most of the time they take 2 or 3 vials of blood from me for all the different tests they do. So Ericson is right, they need to order different and special tests for all things that bug us, and sometimes many vials of blood. Play and stay safe.

[No Alibis]

Any other questions?

Unless you read the autopsy report you're not for sure anyhow. By your post it sounds as if you really miss the girl. As for the doctors missing the diagnosis, I wouldn't bank on that. As you stated, the additive has been used in the coke for a while, If true, I would feel confident the ER is aware of that also, I'm pretty sure this girl wasn't their first rodeo. The doctors didn't kill her, she killed herself, as they say, drug addiction is the risk a person is willing to take.