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May 5, 2016/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Mother
Born: 1988
Died: 2014
My Tribute: I never thought I could feel such a devastating pain as I have experienced with the loss of my Son. He battled addiction for years being in and out of rehab and jail. After getting out of rehab July of 2014, right after his 26th birthday, he injected death into his body. Me and his siblings found him a couple days later. Alone. He has od’d before but was fortunate enough to have someone there to bring him back. He is no longer chasing the high or running from his demons. He is with God and many friends. He was one of the best people I knew, when he was clean. My love, my son, he is still with me everyday.

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