Alabaga, one parent’s nightmare

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Seems like a serious crime has been committed. Says position coach "coerced" Joshua into taking a schedule II controlled substance. Did the coach actually give Josh the drug? Where did Josh get it? Did a doctor prescribe it? Transferring a controlled substance is a federal crime, I'm sure.

This probably goes on a lot at Alabama. Somebody should send the DEA after Bama.
None of the facts are clear so impossible to make judgments but if true where did he obtain the drug?
 
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The saddest part is the Bama fans in the comments section defending that blood sucking program.
 
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Joshua Frazier should try to have the kind of relationship with his mother that Bobby Boucher has.
 
Vyvanse is a stimulant like adderall and Ritalin. Much, much less addictive by design but still possible to use/abuse it. It’s schedule 2 afterall
 
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As a doctor, the biggest red flag is the part about vyvanse. It’s very difficult to get addicted to it as it is slow releasing and in controlled dosages. Also it is not nearly as dangerous as she claims. “Stoppage of heart” is the rarest of side effects and can be said about almost any drug. We prescribe vyvanse for many children with ADHD.
 
As a doctor, the biggest red flag is the part about vyvanse. It’s very difficult to get addicted to it as it is slow releasing and in controlled dosages. Also it is not nearly as dangerous as she claims. “Stoppage of heart” is the rarest of side effects and can be said about almost any drug. We prescribe vyvanse for many children with ADHD.
This is another sad part, doctor or not. Any substance that alter's your state of mind or feeling can be addictive, including coffee. This is like saying it's hard to get addicted to weed. Maybe the ingredients make it hard to get addicted, but that's not what keeps people from coming back for more. You can be addicted to anything in this world.
 
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I agree with Josh. It should have been handled privately issues or not. Sounds like his home life is equally problematic but the puritanical brainwashed crowd will just say 'listen to your mama'. Idiotic.
 
As a doctor, the biggest red flag is the part about vyvanse. It’s very difficult to get addicted to it as it is slow releasing and in controlled dosages. Also it is not nearly as dangerous as she claims. “Stoppage of heart” is the rarest of side effects and can be said about almost any drug. We prescribe vyvanse for many children with ADHD.

What would be the athletic benefit of taking this?
 
The kid was given the drug to control his weight. She left out the part that he struggled to keep his weight down.
 
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