Where is Micheal Craig?

UpTiTe wrote:

Pain killers have ruined a lot of promising careers. A lot of guys in the pits were a bit addicted to them in the 2000s until...

Pain killers have ruined a lot of promising careers.

A lot of guys in the pits were a bit addicted to them in the 2000s until Taradole came along.

LouisianaMotocross wrote:

I use to say people were crazy for getting addicted to opioids. Everyone knows how addictive they are. Then I broke collarbone and ankle almost back...

I use to say people were crazy for getting addicted to opioids. Everyone knows how addictive they are. Then I broke collarbone and ankle almost back to back and understood. I noticed that I wasn't in pain and taking them and put a stop to it, but I can see how they could take ahold of someone. We have to figure out a better way to treat pain.

Not saying that is what happened in this case, just that as I got older I now see how things could spiral.

zippytech wrote:

You took opioids for a collarbone. wtf... ibuprofen would be more than enough.

Jeff alessi wrote:

I’m pretty good friends with Theresa his wife, as is my gf. She wouldn’t be around mike unless he was sober, so I would assume he’s...

I’m pretty good friends with Theresa his wife, as is my gf. She wouldn’t be around mike unless he was sober, so I would assume he’s on the strait and narrow. He has a lot of talented kids training with him again and seems to be doing good again. I saw him at Hemet supercross last week training and he looked great. Addiction can happen to anyone, dirt bike riders are no exception. It seems he has made a big effort to correct that problem.

Brent wrote:

Ran into Mike at the hospital track a couple weeks ago, we stood out in the rain and shot the shit for awhile about growing up...

Ran into Mike at the hospital track a couple weeks ago, we stood out in the rain and shot the shit for awhile about growing up racing in San Diego together,

UpTiTe wrote:

Pain killers have ruined a lot of promising careers. A lot of guys in the pits were a bit addicted to them in the 2000s until...

Pain killers have ruined a lot of promising careers.

A lot of guys in the pits were a bit addicted to them in the 2000s until Taradole came along.

TexasBuilt wrote:

Pain killers were not his problem. He was hanging with a bad crowd and doing meth.

hubbardmx50 wrote:

What’s the hospital track? And why does this post get 7 downvotes? Lol

Boomslang wrote:

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as...

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as 11 upwards for been stoned at school.

Everyone is growning pot and its available everywhere. Not just normal pot but hydroponics.

Pot is here to stay but i think they could have handled to situation better.

Pain meds are also easily availble to get here without a prescription. People need money and they'll break the law in order to sell more product.

Geezuz, i wish i could see 10 yrs ahead. We are in a serious mess and it can only get worse.

I fear for my daughters as well as all kids...they gonna be facing serious challenges in years to come.

Boomslang wrote:

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as...

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as 11 upwards for been stoned at school.

Everyone is growning pot and its available everywhere. Not just normal pot but hydroponics.

Pot is here to stay but i think they could have handled to situation better.

Pain meds are also easily availble to get here without a prescription. People need money and they'll break the law in order to sell more product.

Geezuz, i wish i could see 10 yrs ahead. We are in a serious mess and it can only get worse.

I fear for my daughters as well as all kids...they gonna be facing serious challenges in years to come.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Wow, when our state legalized marijuana there was really no difference in anything other than not putting people in jail for using pot instead of booze...

Wow, when our state legalized marijuana there was really no difference in anything other than not putting people in jail for using pot instead of booze as their choice of intoxicant.

Should have occurred decades ago to be honest.

The pushers of opioids should be the first nationwide publicly televised hangings we’ve ever had. Especially now that we know that they knew about and leveraged the addictive nature of the drugs. Their actions were exponentially more evil than the average drug dealer sentenced to life in prison…..

LouisianaMotocross wrote:

I use to say people were crazy for getting addicted to opioids. Everyone knows how addictive they are. Then I broke collarbone and ankle almost back...

I use to say people were crazy for getting addicted to opioids. Everyone knows how addictive they are. Then I broke collarbone and ankle almost back to back and understood. I noticed that I wasn't in pain and taking them and put a stop to it, but I can see how they could take ahold of someone. We have to figure out a better way to treat pain.

Not saying that is what happened in this case, just that as I got older I now see how things could spiral.

zippytech wrote:

You took opioids for a collarbone. wtf... ibuprofen would be more than enough.

Boomslang wrote:

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as...

I think the biggest ballsup ever made was to legalize weed. I mean, here in SA kids are getting expelled from schools from as young as 11 upwards for been stoned at school.

Everyone is growning pot and its available everywhere. Not just normal pot but hydroponics.

Pot is here to stay but i think they could have handled to situation better.

Pain meds are also easily availble to get here without a prescription. People need money and they'll break the law in order to sell more product.

Geezuz, i wish i could see 10 yrs ahead. We are in a serious mess and it can only get worse.

I fear for my daughters as well as all kids...they gonna be facing serious challenges in years to come.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Wow, when our state legalized marijuana there was really no difference in anything other than not putting people in jail for using pot instead of booze...

Wow, when our state legalized marijuana there was really no difference in anything other than not putting people in jail for using pot instead of booze as their choice of intoxicant.

Should have occurred decades ago to be honest.

The pushers of opioids should be the first nationwide publicly televised hangings we’ve ever had. Especially now that we know that they knew about and leveraged the addictive nature of the drugs. Their actions were exponentially more evil than the average drug dealer sentenced to life in prison…..

JazzyJJ wrote:

Most people don't' even know who's responsible for the opioid crisis. Thank the dirtbag Sackler family for that.