Stay updated with breaking news from Throwing up. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Something wrong. ainsley: i know you have four children. kindergarten, first, seventh and eighth graders. you know you have have a first second and 3rd grader. got bless you. emotional abuse is what you call it why? absolutely. well, first of all, my oldest, he has always ban little claustrophobic but last year he really suffered with anxiety to an extreme that i had to reach out to my community for some sort of, you know, is there anybody else who was experiencing this and what we found is we have hundreds of testimonies of kids in palm beach county who have been abused physically. a child throwing up in his mask and taking it off and the teacher yelling at him to put it back on. he had to breathe that on for the rest of the day. we heard from kids who have asthma who fainted. and, you know, the teachers just worried about leave the mask on. get it back on. we have heard of preschool kids ....
They get high on it? you re not in trouble, man. i know you know. it didn t get me high. just helped me from [ bleep ] and throwing up, you know what i mean? yeah. what were you doing on the streets that caused you to be on suboxone in here? pills. what? i was 16. i was doing like three. you re a good guy. i can see it. sure. you are, man. spread the word out there for me? spread like wildfire. good? i m good. investigators later cleared nunez from having anything to do with the suboxone mailed to him. they concluded that he was most likely victimized by another inmate who would eventually steal the letter from him. ready? all right. you re going to cell four. pack your stuff. but nick battaglia says he knows full well about the illicit suboxone trade inside the jail. i had the suboxone brought in so i could support myself, you know, i made a little bit of money but i also took it regularly. battaglia was recently moved from disciplinary segregation to t ....
I.c.e. said he had at least 20 convictions but friends say he also suffered from schizophrenia and other mental health issues. i was sleeping on the street, taking diabetic shots, throwing up, trying to get something to eat. i was kicked in the back several days to get off the guy s property. i was sleeping on the ground. i begged him. i said i don t understand the language, you know. now that man that you just saw is dead because apparently he was unable to get insulin in baghdad to treat his diabetes. so my question is this. how do any of those things help the people trump said he would help? who is made better by it? those kids trying for their parents in mississippi, the traumatized children, they re american citizens. the president is hurting those americans. a dead man on the streets of baghdad who is lonely and scared and sick. whose life did that make better in america? ....
i was sleeping on the street, taking diabetic shots, throwing up, trying to get something to eat. i was kicked in the back several days to get off the guy s property. i was sleeping on the ground. i begged him. i said i don t understand the language, you know. now that man that you just saw is dead because apparently he was unable to get insulin in baghdad to treat his diabetes. so my question is this. how do any of those things help the people trump said he would help? who is made better by it? those kids trying for their parents in mississippi, the traumatized children, they re american citizens. the president is hurting those americans. a dead man on the streets of baghdad who is lonely and scared and sick. whose life did that make better in america? whose job did that bring back? whose income rose because of that? who no longer has to deal with the ravages of opioid addiction ....