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Prom Queen, Most Likely to Succeed, Most Talkative: They were in high school when painkillers hit their small Ohio town two decades ago. Today, their yearbook reflects the devastating toll of the opioid crisis.https://nyti.ms/2qaCM1e
Nearly 50 members of Minford High School's Class of 2000 shared with @globaldan how opioids have impacted their lives, families and community. Their stories shed new light on the epidemic's rise and spread over a generation. https://nyti.ms/2qaCM1e pic.twitter.com/Gfxx5a9e8x
Minford's Class of 2000 started high school the year Purdue Pharma introduced OxyContin. By their senior year, painkillers were everywhere, in classrooms, school bathrooms, parties: "I told myself I was never going to do them. But kids were selling Oxys at school for $3 a pill."
For many students, experimenting with pills rapidly morphed into addiction before they were even old enough to vote. A decade after the class graduated, their county was ground zero in Ohio's opioid crisis: "Every single person in our group of friends got addicted.”
The opioid epidemic is personal to Minford's Class of 2000: 3 classmates died from drug use, at least 15 have struggled with addiction and nearly 75% of those we interviewed have family members who are addicted or in recovery.https://nyti.ms/2qaCM1e
Read more about the experiences of the Minford Class of 2000 and how @globaldan reported their storieshttps://nyti.ms/33I5sws
Devastating
It's like there's some subtle difference I can't put my finger on.
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