FALLEN STARS 🌠

ANNA NICOLE SMITH

• Death: Combined drug toxicity due to chloral hydrate and benzodiazepines
• the same day she gave birth, her son died of an overdose which caused her
• To over dose
• first treated in 1996 at the Betty Ford Center for addiction issues related to Vicodin and alcohol

WHITNEY HOUSTEN

• Death: drowning ,complications of cocain and heart decease
• flexeril, marihuana , Xanax and Benadryl also found in her body
• The drugs she took were illegal
• She started taken drugs in the year 2009
• Her death affected all her fans and the music industry

MICHEAL JACKON

• Death: Cardiac arrest, acute propofol intoxication; midazolam, lidocaine, diazepam, lorazepam
• He got addicted to his prescription drug
• Michael Jackson's death has negatively affected his daughter Paris.She tried to commit sucide
• His death affected the music industry in a major way,POP will never be the same
• Started using drugs In November 1993

MARIYN MONROE

• Death : barbiturate overdose (sucide)
• She was age 36 when died
• No source indicating why she committed sucide or if she even did it
• Marilyn started doing drugs early on in her modeling and movie career,
• she used drugs to self medicate her anxieties and insomnia

Amy Winehouse

• death: alcohol poisoning;
• She was 29 when she died
• started:drinking heavily & taking drugs now & again when she was 21
• Her death left a big impact in the music industry

Cory Monteith

• death :Toxic mix of heroin and alcohol
• He was 31 years old when he died
• From age 13, he used alcohol and marijuana
• His drug use was illegal
• His death Affected his fans,fiancé & the show GLEE

DRUGS ADDICTION

ALCOHOL POISONING

heroin

• Heroin can be sniffed, smoked or injected
• Injection poses the greatest risk of lethal overdose by enabling large amounts into the bloodstream at onc

PAIN MEDS

• Opioid pain medications are some of the most commonly abused prescription drugs.
• Codeine,Oxycodone, Fetanyl, Meperidine , Hydrocodone , Hydromorphone

ALCOHOL POISONING

• depresses nerves that control involuntary actions such as breathing
• the danger of choking on vomit, could cause death by asphyxiation
• blood alcohol concentration (BAC) can continue to rise even while he or she is passed out
• In the USA approximately 50,000 cases of alcohol poisoning are reported annually. About one patient dies each week
• alcohol overdose can lead to irreversible brain damage.

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• These celebrities have affected there family, friends & fans
• Drugs & alcohol had made an negative affect on there lives