ELVIS PRESLEY

Elvis was famous as a musician and a songwriter knows as the “king of rock and roll”

Elvis do not have any real trauma in his life other than the stress of show business

His addiction began a few months after he had started his new life in show business.

Elvis died from a combination of morphine, Demerol, chloropheniramine, placidyl, Valium, codeine, ethinamate, and Quaaludes.

LONG TERM EFFECTS

• Morphine- relentless muscle pain, vomiting, and insomnia
• Demerol- fever, hallucinations, and confusion
• Chloropheniramine- is very harsh on the brain and makes you more susceptible to common sickness
• Placidyl- skin rash and insomnia
• Valium- slowed pulse, memory loss and heart attacks
• Codeine- insomnia and comas
• Quaaludes- depression and seizures

ELVIS WAS 42 WHEN HE DIED

The only way to prevent drug addiction is to just say no.

ELVIS WAS 350 LBS. WHEN HE DIED

Elvis was in the army before becoming famous

Sources: thoughtCo.
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