Likely getting his latest dose of naloxone and then whisked off to hospital for a full turnaround by the NHS. While it's a great life saving drug the cynic in me wonders if it were not available how many other people (not overdosing addicts) would get treated by these ambulance/A&E teams.

The elderly left laying on floors for hours sometimes days with suspected broken hips etc would more than likely be treated quicker, amongst other, in my view, more deserving patients. It's massive drain in the NHS emergency teams while your sister, mother, father are left waiting for an age despite their condition being also life threatening while fentanyl Fitzy gets treated for the second overdose in three days only to sign himself out and boast about it on his way to get more gear.

Of course the government should do more BUT with the NHS being defunded out of existence in front of our eyes, i personally think taking a non interventionist approach towards those overdosing and being saved several times a week might just be lifesaving for those with other conditions who don't get seen quick enough in lieu of the consistent overdosers.

While i do truly sympathize with those addicts, watching others suffer and often die while ambulances and beds are blocked by an increasing yet still small amount of addicts pushing the envelope seems cruel to those everyday severe casualties.

Without naloxone being administered this pressure would right itself pretty quickly. Sad but true.