Hey, this is Dure. I'm working on positive view. On this episode, it's a special

episode. It's just our interview with Dr. Deskrupter who runs the Aloxone

Buyer's Club. I will tell you, I came across the Buyer's Club and Dr. Deskrupter

in it blew my mind. This is an episode that I want to make sure that you tell

everybody about that you make sure that you're legislators,

you're mayor, your governor, that they get on it to fix the problem. If you,

your life has been touched by addiction, this is an important episode

around solutions and things that will help save people's lives. My life has been

touched by addiction. This is personal for me. I want to make sure that you listen after the break.

This is your personal to me. I want to make sure that you listen to this conversation in that

you can help us fix a problem that will save people's lives. Here we go.

Dr. Deskrupter, thanks so much for joining us now and positive to people. My pleasure,

thanks for having me. So I've been looking forward to, I mean, I've talked to you a lot recently,

but that's right. That's right. That's right. That's right.

forward to this interview because I am just fascinated by the work you do. Can you

stop by telling us how did you get into work around addiction? Like what was your story

like getting to this face? So I was working in a cardboard box factory in Maine and it was between

my college and grad school and I saw people using OxyContin to be able to function at their job.

At the same time, I had friends from high school who were using OxyContin in ways that,

you know, made them more at risk and we're causing all sorts of problems in their life.

So that was kind of the personal side. When I got to grad school, I had to do an internship

and ended up going back to Maine and studying OxyContin and heroin as a problem and ended up

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