Nico Izzi ?? (Update: Nico Returns to Racing in 2022)

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7/29/2022 3:37am
RonSkj wrote:
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a...
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a bike and does some shredding. I hope he can keep going with a renewed look on life, Wish him nothing but the best.
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into jail with any money on his books to buy drugs. Hopefully he stays clean
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Don't be dissin jail.
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RonSkj wrote:
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a...
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a bike and does some shredding. I hope he can keep going with a renewed look on life, Wish him nothing but the best.
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into...
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into jail with any money on his books to buy drugs. Hopefully he stays clean
Hopefully this works for a very close family member of mine. Praying it does!
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We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women. I hope he turns his life around, but I also hope it works out even better for all the people he harmed along the way.
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7/29/2022 6:41am
johnk408 wrote:
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women...
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women. I hope he turns his life around, but I also hope it works out even better for all the people he harmed along the way.
I’m all for second chances but this guy is outta freebies. As the saying goes fuck him and the horse he rode in on.
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7/29/2022 11:00am
johnk408 wrote:
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women...
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women. I hope he turns his life around, but I also hope it works out even better for all the people he harmed along the way.
TalinH112 wrote:
I’m all for second chances but this guy is outta freebies. As the saying goes fuck him and the horse he rode in on.
Im not defending him by any means. But he went to prison. That aint a feebie. Just saying.
Not sure how bad he beat that old lady but thats fucked up for sure. Good luck to him.
I work in the ER we see drug addiction everyday.
I feel sorry for the families of these addicts. They certainly dont deserve to be put through the shit.
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RonSkj wrote:
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a...
He probably got clean while in jail, did some working out and got out feeling better than he had in years. So he jumps on a bike and does some shredding. I hope he can keep going with a renewed look on life, Wish him nothing but the best.
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into...
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into jail with any money on his books to buy drugs. Hopefully he stays clean
gharmon wrote:
Hopefully this works for a very close family member of mine. Praying it does!
Me too brother. Best wishes
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I'll try to make this short. 15 years ago the wife was a janitor at local school. Idiots dropped a 300 lb desk out of a...
I'll try to make this short. 15 years ago the wife was a janitor at local school. Idiots dropped a 300 lb desk out of a truck on her head. Spine crushed top to bottom. Workers Comp doctors kept upping her meds til she was on more morphine and fentinel than a millionaire junky could afford.

Needless to say, she was a psychotic monster. We didn't know why... menopause maybe? I mean, surely doctors wouldn't do this to her.

Many surgeries later and she's on the bare minimum by her own volition. Mostly bed ridden and our retirement frolics are not gonna happen but she's mostly her old self mentally.

Izzi was a bit of a turd before opioids but that shit is the devil fellas.
Pain killers scare the bejeezus out of me. Vicodin would be my weakness. Every time I have taken Vicodin I nearly instantly become a couple inches taller, about 100 pounds thinner, my bald head is replaced by my old wavy blondish hair, and I become unbelievably attractive to every woman within a 3 mile radius.........


.......in my mind.

I can more than understand how someone with real pain could get hooked. Doesn't completely excuse it, but it does add perspective for how good people sometimes end up in bad situations.
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Just to chime into the opioids like an unfortunate amount of people here are, I got to the point where if I didn't take any for ~10 hours I'd start feeling pretty shitty, then much longer than that and it turned into some gnarly flu like deal, then next day comes the trainspotty shit, minus the hallucinations, luckily.

Cut my dosage down as much as I could, like in another recent thread where a few good dudes weighed in, moderate your own intake and don't trust what's been written down for you, only take as much as you actually need to for it to do its job, not as much as they tell you to.

Also I never beat up on some old lady, or any lady, but that's none of my business.
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Huh ?
What he means by that is "I'm a troll"
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Richy wrote:
Just to chime into the opioids like an unfortunate amount of people here are, I got to the point where if I didn't take any for...
Just to chime into the opioids like an unfortunate amount of people here are, I got to the point where if I didn't take any for ~10 hours I'd start feeling pretty shitty, then much longer than that and it turned into some gnarly flu like deal, then next day comes the trainspotty shit, minus the hallucinations, luckily.

Cut my dosage down as much as I could, like in another recent thread where a few good dudes weighed in, moderate your own intake and don't trust what's been written down for you, only take as much as you actually need to for it to do its job, not as much as they tell you to.

Also I never beat up on some old lady, or any lady, but that's none of my business.
I recently broke 6 ribs and the doctors insisted I take pain pills. I would only let them give me ibuprofen in the hospital. They literally wouldn’t take no for an answer and filled a prescription for me that I never picked up. I don’t drink or smoke and figured with my luck I would become someone addicted to them.
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I recently broke 6 ribs and the doctors insisted I take pain pills. I would only let them give me ibuprofen in the hospital. They literally...
I recently broke 6 ribs and the doctors insisted I take pain pills. I would only let them give me ibuprofen in the hospital. They literally wouldn’t take no for an answer and filled a prescription for me that I never picked up. I don’t drink or smoke and figured with my luck I would become someone addicted to them.
Awesome job man, massive respect for toughing it out and keeping yourself clean. Hope you're healing up good, 6 ribs sounds like an uncomfortable recovery but hope you're back at it soon 👍

As for this troll, give it a rest man, if a chick does something 'to deserve it' then just man up and walk away from the situation, if you get dragged into it that's on you.
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I always root for Nico to make it.
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Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into...
Yup sometimes jail is the best rehab. Yes I know you can find drugs in jail. But it's infinitely harder and I doubt he went into jail with any money on his books to buy drugs. Hopefully he stays clean
gharmon wrote:
Hopefully this works for a very close family member of mine. Praying it does!
Me too brother. Best wishes
Thanks bud!!
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7/29/2022 3:32pm
Just spent 25 days in the hospital...the amount of pain killers they try to give you is insane. I only needed them maybe 7 of the days I was there. Yet, every day they seemed to try and push them on me. That has been my experience pretty much every time I've been in the hospital.

Not surprised some become addicts from that. But all the addicts I've ever known are by their own choice when they choose to pop pills for recreation and then couldn't stop.
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Affects different people in different ways. I have been prescribed oxys and hydros many, many times. Last time for my major trauma which resulted in a 12 hour spinal fusion surgery. Every time, as the number of remaining pills dwindled down, I got nervous that I would undergo the withdrawal symptoms that everyone talks about. And it never happened. Was taking them one day. Ran out. Not taking them the next. And, nothing. Just fine.

But, unfortunately, I know many who have become hopelessly addicted on less than I was prescribed. Several didn't live through it. It's just very sad.
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prozach wrote:
Just spent 25 days in the hospital...the amount of pain killers they try to give you is insane. I only needed them maybe 7 of the...
Just spent 25 days in the hospital...the amount of pain killers they try to give you is insane. I only needed them maybe 7 of the days I was there. Yet, every day they seemed to try and push them on me. That has been my experience pretty much every time I've been in the hospital.

Not surprised some become addicts from that. But all the addicts I've ever known are by their own choice when they choose to pop pills for recreation and then couldn't stop.
Couldn't agree more. I recently had surgery to fix my shoulder and was prescribed enough opioids to be on them at the recommended times gaps, every 6 hours, for 2 weeks straight. Knowing what they can do to people who aren't even predisposed to addiction, I stopped taking them after 3 days. At my two week checkup before I left they asked me if I needed a refill... I understand addiction is on the shoulders of the addict, but I find it surprising with the opioid problems going on they offer refills that easily.
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If you assault/rob a defenseless elderly woman for your next fix, I don’t give a shit what drove you to it, you should rot in a cell the rest of your life.
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Where did he get the money for the husky? Did he finally sell the 07’ Cadillac ?
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Where did he get the money for the husky? Did he finally sell the 07’ Cadillac ?
It’s not my business, but I had the same thoughts.

Someone should help him out and give him a job, he had his shot at being a racer.
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Where did he get the money for the husky? Did he finally sell the 07’ Cadillac ?
the one thing ive noticed about alot of dudes like izzi is that they have a network of enablers

baby mommas, "friends", sometimes family

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Couldn't agree more. I recently had surgery to fix my shoulder and was prescribed enough opioids to be on them at the recommended times gaps, every...
Couldn't agree more. I recently had surgery to fix my shoulder and was prescribed enough opioids to be on them at the recommended times gaps, every 6 hours, for 2 weeks straight. Knowing what they can do to people who aren't even predisposed to addiction, I stopped taking them after 3 days. At my two week checkup before I left they asked me if I needed a refill... I understand addiction is on the shoulders of the addict, but I find it surprising with the opioid problems going on they offer refills that easily.
*looks at your location*

just a FYI..they're targeting your population with this stuff on purpose, boy.

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7/30/2022 7:49am
johnk408 wrote:
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women...
We can all agree, drugs are bad mmmmkayyyy...but we also need to remember if the arrest report is true that he did beat an elderly women. I hope he turns his life around, but I also hope it works out even better for all the people he harmed along the way.
Nobody cares about the victims including the law system. I,m sure the women will hv problems the rest of there lives. I went threw severe beatings 5 to almost 10 yrs of age. I still hv severe pain in my rt ear nearly every day from 4 ko,s at 6 yrs old in a row. I went from not needing glasses to needed them. To needing bifocals back to reg glasses. I had numerous surgeries always got a lot of pills. Broken back with bones chips floating and getting into the nerves or spinal cord was hell. I always had a huge bottle of pain killers with 4 refills. I worked on the strongest hhg rig then 7 days a week 21-30 days straight then. I may hv a few weeks where I had to take a lot of them daily. I just tapered off cut down on the # and get down to a 1/2 a pill . Lame excuse the addicts use. They ruined it for everyone. You hv a major surgery or injury now and you get 10 pills if that. He,s just spoiled pills don’t make you beat women up. Being self entitled does.
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prozach wrote:
Just spent 25 days in the hospital...the amount of pain killers they try to give you is insane. I only needed them maybe 7 of the...
Just spent 25 days in the hospital...the amount of pain killers they try to give you is insane. I only needed them maybe 7 of the days I was there. Yet, every day they seemed to try and push them on me. That has been my experience pretty much every time I've been in the hospital.

Not surprised some become addicts from that. But all the addicts I've ever known are by their own choice when they choose to pop pills for recreation and then couldn't stop.
I am an rn. Currently do ED but used to work on the med floors. Specifically, i was on an ortho unit. Most opiods are listed as a PRN medication. That means you have to request it. But working on an ortho floor if you want to keep the patients pain under control you better keep them sonething going for the first 24 to 48 hours post precedure. Usually thats ever 3-6 hours depending how the order is written.
The theory is (and it works) to keep them from reaching that 10 on the pain scale. If they reach a 10 they are usually in a lot of pain and not not very happy. It will then take them awhile to get it under control vs just trying to keep them with something on board every few hours. Its much easier to maintain and keep the pt comfortable. Those intervals should get longer as the time goes on but the patients have to be realistic and not bs.
That was theory, the real world is most patients beg for the shit or their family members will beg for them. They want all they can get and then some.
The pain scale is 1-10. 1 being little pain 10 the worst imaginable. The scale should be 7-10 because no one is ever 1-6 they always dying and too stupid to be honest. Hard to control a pain when no one has pain under 7. Pain meds are usually ordered per pain scale. So, mild narcotic/iv nsaid for 1-3, 4-7 iv. Morphine/percocet 8-10 (severe pain) iv dilaudud/fentynl. So as you can see its hard to do it correct when they are sleeping and you wake them up and ask "hows your pain'" . Its a 10. You dont sleep with a 10 bro.
This became a problem with the push to make pain the 5th vital sign. Hospitals are reimbursed on pt satisfaction scores now. What you think the biggest complaint is? Yeah, my pain wasn't controlled.

Just so this is taking out of context this was just an example. A lot more goes into this than my little example. We are told to ask about patients pain constantly because whiney ass people keep saying theirs is bad. The rest of the world ain't like us moto guys. We know how to crash hard and walk it off. Too bad we are such a small precentage of the population. The world is full of whiney ass p*ssies! Its not the staff pushing because we want to feed you narcs. We are forced to do it.
Rant over.
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What some don’t understand is drugs can effect a persons brain chemistry permanently, I’ve seen it. I’ve heard firsthand from drug counselor that opioids multiply receptors in one’s brain. That’s why it takes more and more pills the longer you go. In some peoples brain it’s a growing monster they can’t control.

Unfortunately I lost two people very close to me that I never would have thought would have been over come by this shit. One was a super talented baseball player and the most confident, headstrong person I knew, the other was a fireman.

I Had a shoulder surgery a while back and I was determined to go post surgery without pain killers. Those things scare the shit out of me. I was able to do Ibuprofen and ice.

On a side note, I’d recommend watching a show I saw on Hulu called Dopesick. It blew me away as to how OxyContin was marketed and pushed onto the medical system. Even if part of the series was true…..
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I have lost people close to me to OD’s, generally what happens is people try and excuse the users poor choices on them having a “disease”. Addiction is not a disease, it is compounding choices made by the user resulting in dependency on ever increasing amounts of substances. There are no excuses, do these people need help? Absolutely! And if they are friends, family, loved ones you should do everything in your power to break the hold these things have on them. But victims they are not, just my two cents.
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I have lost people close to me to OD’s, generally what happens is people try and excuse the users poor choices on them having a “disease”...
I have lost people close to me to OD’s, generally what happens is people try and excuse the users poor choices on them having a “disease”. Addiction is not a disease, it is compounding choices made by the user resulting in dependency on ever increasing amounts of substances. There are no excuses, do these people need help? Absolutely! And if they are friends, family, loved ones you should do everything in your power to break the hold these things have on them. But victims they are not, just my two cents.
You are correct, most times it all starts with a choice. I know guys that partied like hell and just up and stopped when they had had enough.

My childhood fireman buddy had two surgeries back to back with a torn labrum. Got hooked on pain killers through the process and even went to rehab because he knew he had a problem. Unfortunately in the end he fell off the wagon and his choice killed him.
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I hope he has found a way to deal with the demons and can start to live his life. I can not imagine being addicted to pain killers. When I broke my back they gave me pain killers and I did take them for 2 weeks. Then I got off of them because I feel it is important to feel the pain your body is dealing with and understand it. I had burst fractured my T10- fractured my T11, broken 3 ribs, punctured both lungs. Did that damn lung breather for a month.

It is always imperative to understand the stress your body is under and how it handles things.

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I hope he has found a way to deal with the demons and can start to live his life. I can not imagine being addicted to...
I hope he has found a way to deal with the demons and can start to live his life. I can not imagine being addicted to pain killers. When I broke my back they gave me pain killers and I did take them for 2 weeks. Then I got off of them because I feel it is important to feel the pain your body is dealing with and understand it. I had burst fractured my T10- fractured my T11, broken 3 ribs, punctured both lungs. Did that damn lung breather for a month.

It is always imperative to understand the stress your body is under and how it handles things.

Nico never had any problems with drugs until his heel injury. But he went from clean to slamming Roxxies and smoking dope with JLaw real quick.

I also think his return to the sport in 2010-2012 was hampered by the funky/underdeveloped Yamahas of the time.

If suzuki would have kept him on the program another year or two I think everything would have unfolded differently. But suzuki / GM basically went bankrupt anyway. Not sure how they even had the money for Dungey through 2011
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