MassGuy
The Monsters Aren’t The Ones Beneath The Bed
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Do you think if it was in fact a deliberate fatal overdose, that it stemmed from the fight?The combination of these two meds is so clinically insignificant that they're prescribed together All. The. Time.
Even if it was done intentionally (which I have doubts about), the girls involved should still be charged for the violence. JMO.
The combination of these two meds is so clinically insignificant that they're prescribed together All. The. Time.
JMO.
I take them together every day!The combination of these two meds is so clinically insignificant that they're prescribed together All. The. Time.
Even if it was done intentionally (which I have doubts about), the girls involved should still be charged for the violence. JMO.
I'm not BeginnerSleuther, but it would be rather a coincidence if it wasn't at least connected to the fight, imo.Do you think if it was in fact a deliberate fatal overdose, that it stemmed from the fight?
ITA but also believe the LE resource officer who interviewed Nex really crossed the line when he compared Nix' splashing the bullies with water to equate their beating him about the head. He should be fired.The combination of these two meds is so clinically insignificant that they're prescribed together All. The. Time.
Even if it was done intentionally (which I have doubts about), the girls involved should still be charged for the violence. JMO.
Thanks. I thought so, too.I'm not BeginnerSleuther, but it would be rather a coincidence if it wasn't at least connected to the fight, imo.
No info on the brand of and amount meds found in her system, both are common prescriptions and also OTC antihistamines.The dispatcher didn't ask Nex's mom if they were on any prescription drugs.
imo: Using drugs could have been understood by the mom as illegal drug use?
Some of the drugs kids are prescribed today can be deadly.
I think It would depend on the amounts found in her system if it was a deliberate overdose.Do you think if it was in fact a deliberate fatal overdose, that it stemmed from the fight?
benadryl has a sedative effect and can impact heart rhythms
(there have also been TiK Toc challenges... we all know where those can lead IMO...do not want to cite them because the whole subject is bad news)
Wouldn't blood about the nose and mouth be an indication of trauma?No info on the brand of and amount meds found in her system, both are common prescriptions and also OTC antihistamines.
Maybe the autopsy report will be made public?
'The summary report released by Oklahoma's chief medical examiner on Wednesday found antidepressants and antihistamines in Benedict's system in addition to blood about the nose and mouth'.
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Death of beaten Oklahoma nonbinary teen ruled a suicide
Oklahoma's medical examiner on Wednesday ruled that nonbinary teenager Nex Benedict died by suicide in a death that friends and family said came one day after a beating at school that culminated a pattern of bullying due to their gender identity. The case of Benedict, 16, has drawn scrutiny...www.yahoo.com
I’m sure the fight led to many bad things for Nex including suspension. But on the body cam, Nex admits they didn’t know the girls and started the physical part of the confrontation by throwing water. No, I do not believe that kids in high school should retaliate or solve their differences by fighting, but they are immature and fights happen regularly in high school.Would that mean taking a massive dosage of both would be unlikely to lead to suicide? I'm not arguing! I see you are a doctor and I have no idea about meds.
Whatever happened exactly, I also believe those girls should be charged. MOO
BBM. I'm not sure anyone other than the school resource officer considers splashing water at someone to be a physical assault. Only Nex needed treatment at a hospital ER.I’m sure the fight led to many bad things for Nex including suspension. But on the body cam, Nex admits they didn’t know the girls and started the physical part of the confrontation by throwing water. No, I do not believe that kids in high school should retaliate or solve their differences by fighting, but they are immature and fights happen regularly in high school.
I do not believe the fighting girls deserve any blame for what later happened unless the family, school or police can show a pattern of bullying behavior from those specific girls.
It is tragic that Nex did not feel they had enough reasons to continue living, due to inadequate mental health support or a lack of safe school environment. But the girls who fought Nex cannot be held responsible for this death. There is not always someone we can blame for tragedy.
IMO, I have watched the body cam, but my opinions are based on memory when I first saw it a week ago
The combination of these two meds is so clinically insignificant that they're prescribed together All. The. Time.
Even if it was done intentionally (which I have doubts about), the girls involved should still be charged for the violence. JMO.