Officials said Monday that the order is intended to help combat the state’s heroin and opioid abuse epidemic.
The antidote, Naloxone, is a prescription medication that can reverse overdoses related to opioids, which include heroin and prescription pain relievers such as oxycodone and hydrocodone.
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Seriously, not one comment. All the heroin and overdoses on the shore and not one person cares enough to ask how to get approved to keep this on hand in case a loved one OD's? Think about that for a minute.
Be aware that seizures can occur.
Be aware that death can occur without it.
Be aware it's a crime to use dope .curious are the dopers being charged at the hospital If they wake up ? Who pays for the medical treatment? Taking dope is a choice , staying Clean is a choice .place a ankle bracelet on them before they leave the hospital and track them to the dealers .yes I said track them !!i love can be tough
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