@iliesse 982663 wrote:
i didn’t read asll, but they are saying “hey believe the pink pills may have contained a double dose of MDMA”…
honestly, i don’t think that even a double dose are the reason off her unlucky death, or maybe the reason was the doubble dose, but it’s her genetic system who bring her life to the fatal ending.
these pills have since been tested to contain a very strong dose of MDMA (although the pictures I’ve seen do appear to have a breakline along the two halves of the mastercard logo) – although not currently on the warning list of extra strong pills from Trimbos NL (I’ve just checked). The similarly strong ADE-pills which are featured on there (as well as various others) were both unusually shaped and lacked any useful breaklines.
That said the news reports do also mention two of her siblings died suddenly at very early age; another news report mentions the young woman who overdosed had been caring for a disabled brother. This does suggest her family may have a medical history which might have made the use of stimulants more risky for her – unfortunately there is very little research done into these “indirect” risks.
Much more worrying IMO is her full name and therefore the info on her family was made available so quickly when she was only 17 – this is on the verge of what EU privacy/human rights laws tolerate; the UK has some exemptions to these although they are supposed to act as a deterrent to young criminals, not to shame victims).
At the same time a 17 year old using a prepaid mobile phone in the UK cannot even get to many sites like this without using (albeit basic) “hacker” techniques on the device or searching for content in languages other than English – the networks now have built in “family friendly” censorship.
Unfortunately even kids smart enough to have been taught French or German in high school are now still unlikely to find harm reduction info as the organisations over there run up against the same level of opposition and censorship and hit the “under 18s” blocks within their countries. I would not know myself much about the drugs scene in DE, CH, FR etc (even compared to NL and I learned FR and DE languages far earlier in life) were it not for illiesse and others in previous years sharing their own personal experiences.
