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TexasTowelie

(116,768 posts) Sun Jul 28, 2019, 05:50 AM Jul 2019

Cincinnati area had 24 overdoses in 24 hours

The greater Cincinnati area had 24 overdose calls and seven hospitalizations on Friday.

The discrepancy between the number of overdose calls and people who are hospitalized may be because many who are revived choose not to go to the hospital.

Tom Synan, Newton police chief and a member the Hamilton County Heroin Coalition, said the coalition is aware of the increase and will continue to monitor the numbers. No emergency alert has been issued.

Many areas of Ohio have been experiencing overdoses surges since about April. Spikes often occur on weekends, and Synan says it's because of fentanyl.

Read more: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2019/07/27/cincinnati-area-had-24-overdoses-24-hours/1846992001/

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My son has a family member in Cincinnati who recently had to give up her daughter greymattermom Jul 2019 #1

greymattermom

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1. My son has a family member in Cincinnati who recently had to give up her daughter

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Sun Jul 28, 2019, 07:13 AM

Jul 2019

because she relapsed. Again. So many times, it's a life lost, and she's still in her 20s. My son and the baby's grandmother have custody. The child will also be affected by being raised without a mother or father.

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