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Gordie’s Story

The Gordie Center is dedicated to honoring Gordie’s memory by creating and distributing programs to reduce hazardous drinking and promote peer intervention among young adults. Gordie’s Story. Gordie’s story is not unique. David Bogenberger Age 19 Norther Illinois University

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Gordie’s Story

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  1. The Gordie Center is dedicated to honoring Gordie’s memory by creating and distributing programs to reduce hazardous drinking and promote peer intervention among young adults.

  2. Gordie’s Story

  3. Gordie’s story is not unique David Bogenberger Age 19 Norther Illinois University Died after an alcohol-related hazing initiation ceremony…very similar to Gordie Adam Baxter Age 19 University of Maine Men’s Soccer Rookie star athlete Benjamin Sprague Age 19 Clemson University Pledging Sigma Nu Fraternity– following his older brother’s footsteps Jacob Stiles Age 20 Southern Methodist University Member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Olivia Pryor Age 18 Michigan State University First year Journalism student Amanda Jax Age 21 University of Minnesota Died the morning after her 21st birthday

  4. All of these deaths were entirely preventable

  5. Will yourememberthe signs?

  6. How do you die from Alcohol Overdose?

  7. Alcohol is a Depressant It slows down the body’s central nervous system… …including heart rate and breathing. When consumed in high doses… …these vital functions can stop completely. A person may also lose control of their gag reflex… increasing the likelihood of aspiration should they vomit while they are asleep.

  8. “BAC starts to decline after a person stops drinking.” • If there is still alcohol in a person’s stomach, their BAC will continue to rise as it begins to absorb into their blood stream.

  9. “What should I do if I suspect Alcohol Overdose?” Remember PUBS and CALL 911 Even if you just see one.

  10. Still notsure…?

  11. While you’re waiting for help to arrive: • If the person has passed out, roll them into the recovery position using: • The BACCHUS Maneuver • Stay and monitor. • No matter what.

  12. “But WAIT… I don’t want to get in trouble!!” www.medicalamnesty.org

  13. “How can I reduce my risk?”

  14. How Many Standard Drinks are in…. 1 Solo Cup of Jungle Juice? 5-7 (depending on the recipe)

  15. How Many Standard Drinks are in…. 3x as concentrated 1 can of Four Loko? 6 2 x volume of Bud Light (23.5 oz) “WHAT?!!”

  16. How Many Standard Drinks are in…. 1 Long Island Iced Tea? 4-5 Fun Fact… there’s also no tea in it.

  17. “How can I reduce my risk?” PACE & S P A C E

  18. “How can I reduce my risk?” DRINKING AVOID GAMES

  19. “How can I reduce my risk?” EAT PROTEIN

  20. “How can I reduce my risk?” DON’T MIX WITH OTHER DRUGS

  21. “How can I reduce my risk?” Avoid alcohol when you are sick or tired…

  22. Don’t be a bystander… SAVE A LIFE. MAKE THE CALL.

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