I believe Pierce was alluding to illness in hospital and various efforts to revive and heal him–Pierce had to be resusited twice from respiratory failure — perhaps, if you are a concerned parent, take your child to visit a hospital for volunteer service or volunteer at a hospice and you will see the variety of gurnees, tubes, IVs, canulas, etc. that are used by caring, compassionate members of medical staff to help patients through crisis.
If it is your own guilty history that makes you associate hospitals and IVs and medical syringes with recreational drug use, then best be prepared to speak honestly to your children.
Give Pierce a break and enjoy his music.
Very sad that someone died at Coachella from stupidity, however, a person, age 21, is an adult, not a child, and is responsible for their own behaviour–the musicians who perform at festivals are not to be blamed for the foolish actions of one of the concertgoers. If an individual happens to drink to excess and get ill or die from alcohol poisoning, do we blame beer commercials during Superbowl or World Cup?? I think not.
I believe Pierce was alluding to illness in hospital and various efforts to revive and heal him–Pierce had to be resusited twice from respiratory failure — perhaps, if you are a concerned parent, take your child to visit a hospital for volunteer service or volunteer at a hospice and you will see the variety of gurnees, tubes, IVs, canulas, etc. that are used by caring, compassionate members of medical staff to help patients through crisis.
If it is your own guilty history that makes you associate hospitals and IVs and medical syringes with recreational drug use, then best be prepared to speak honestly to your children.
Give Pierce a break and enjoy his music.
Very sad that someone died at Coachella from stupidity, however, a person, age 21, is an adult, not a child, and is responsible for their own behaviour–the musicians who perform at festivals are not to be blamed for the foolish actions of one of the concertgoers. If an individual happens to drink to excess and get ill or die from alcohol poisoning, do we blame beer commercials during Superbowl or World Cup?? I think not.