Nashville seems to have had an increase in the number of overdoses since March, according to statistics the city’s Metro Public Health Department provided Tuesday.
Mid-March was right around the same time that local, state, and federal officials in the United States first restricted people’s movements and other freedoms because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The number of overdose deaths for March, April, and May of this year are substantially higher than March, April, and May of last year, according to the Metro Public Health data.
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Covid-19, suicide, drug O.D.s Darwin's gonna do what Darwin's gotta do.
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ReplyDeleteSorry we don't have the resources to parent your lowly ass through adulthood. Enjoy your dirt nap.
There must be a mistake: those are all Covid-related deaths, and each one is worth $13,000. Had enough yet? I have.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a good start to me. Fugabunchajunkies
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