WATCH: Wrong-Way Moped Driver Weaves Through Oncoming Highway Traffic Before Police Stop Him
CBS Boston 1 hr ago Syndicated Local – CBS Boston
MEDFORD (CBS) A 28-year-old man driving the wrong way on a moped led police on a multi-city pursuit Thursday morning. It started in Danvers on Interstate 95 and came to an end in Medford just before 11 a.m.
State Police say that Danvers officers at around 9 a.m. tried to stop the moped driver, who reportedly had a a knife and threatened to harm himself. He was first seen near Centennial Drive in Peabody, but then later drove onto Interstate 95.
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Nothing worked, Carcillo said at Tuesday s CNBC Healthy Returns Summit, which included everything from standard medicine to isolation tanks. I started to make plans to underburden my family and take my own life. I thought I had tried everything.
Then Carcillo discovered various mushroom-based alternative medical treatments for inflammation and wellness, such as Lion s Mane and Turkey Tail, and psilocybin the compound in magic mushrooms the latter of which the former NHL player credits with saving his life.
He says the day after a psychedelic trip under the right setting, he woke up feeling the way he hadn t felt in years: normal. And over the course of two weeks his symptoms lessened in intensity before all but fading away.