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This story was going on on June 10, 2022 at USMAGazine.com:

Real story: Tikatok star Cooper Nuriga Dead: Social Media Star Cooling Video Died 19 days later

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Ticket star Cooper Nuriga At a barbank in California, the parking lot was found dead on June 9, 2022, less than three weeks before its 20th birthday. Six months later, Los Angeles County Medical Examiner determined that Nariga Have died by “combined effect” Alprazolam (Janax), Lorazepam (used for the treatment of anxiety and sleep disorders) and Fentanyl. Medical Examiner also mentions a drug known as clonopin, which is also used for the treatment of anxiety - as a "significant condition", according to, "according to NBC NewsThe At that time, his death was ruled by an accidental overdose but now he is being poisoned from Fentanel.

The investigation into his death and report from the medical examin confirmed the investigation into what Nuriga has revealed to more than 1.7 million followers - he is fighting on the mental health challenge. The drugs received on his system indicate that he is trying to deal with his anxiety with prescription drugs. According to federal prosecutors in November 2021, six suspects were charged with multiple offenses for distributing a controlled substance and distribution of a controlled substance as a result of "deadly fentanel overdose". Nuriga's parents, Harold And TrackAnd sister, Parker, wrote on November 22, 2023 Instagram post Led to their gratitude to their “incredible work” Person's arrest "Our beautiful son, Kuper Nuriga's death from Fentannell poisoning, is responsible for the death." Multiple suspects are expected to face trial in August 2025.

Nariga-and his family was fighting that he was fighting and he did not call the name, but he often shared awareness about co-conflicting disorder because he talked about substance abuse, anxiety and suicide thinking, as well as trying to die at least one attempt by suicide. His parents sent him to the treatment programs and he revealed what he thought to be helpful and to recover what he believed.

The highlights of his journey through co-confronted disorders illuminated a new light on what the model and influencers were going.

He survived the previous suicide attempt and wanted to open a rehabilitation

He publicly shared that his struggles led to his suicide attempt, but he found the way of transparency by posting Through the X January 2021: "90 days clean !! (It) is very difficult during this process but it was so beauty, it was also crazy that (four) months ago (i) was at such a low point, I got a fatal overdose/suicide attempt about Fent (any), when I breathed off, luckily, very much earlier."

Nariga published in an episode of February 2022 “The Good Boys” Podcast He was taken to a Wilderness Therapy program after being at around 15 years of residential therapy, and the fear of the flight determined Janax as his child.

He was smoking marijuana in 13, and in 14 "it was really bad," he said. After an extra dose at the age of 15, he said, he was watching a Sponge squarepants The episode in his mother's room when the men interrupted and "my donkey dragged it into the flour." Although he was first patriarphide and "a mental degradation, a few months later in the Wilderness camp, he felt that he wanted" to do better ", and it" helped a lot ".

However, his experience in residential rehabilitation erased the months he had made progress, he said. He claimed that the drugs were being abused within this benefit without compensation and some staff members were not helpful and were "corrupt" according to him. When he was released from this facility, "I did more drugs than ever," he said.

In the days before his death, he talked about opening his rehabilitation facility - a place where others could publicly discuss their own struggles with mental health - and revealed that he wanted to make sure the staff at his center was credible.

Nariga wanted others to fight the mental health challenge to know that they were not alone. He created a communication channel that he describes as "strictly disputed for mental health". He shared his plans in June 2022 Instagram postHe writes, "One of the many things I have learned while fighting with addiction will only put yourself down with the negative people. This is why this division creates a safe place for all of us where people can help and help others through their difficult times."

To look for strength and 'momentarily of transparency'

At the age of 18, Nuriga was a specially "drug crazy week" and was receiving Janax, Cocaine, ketamine and various OPW, he said during his "The Good Boys" Podcast interview. "It was very bad."

A "moment of precision" realized him that he needed to stop. "I couldn't do it for myself," he said. "I have to do it for my mother and father."

Noriga decided to go to the "Cold Turkey" and told the Podcast host Tudy Smith And Bret That he was completely clean. "I have been a long time to touch any hard drugs," he said. "How did I learn to merge with my emotions my sensitive intelligence is good for the age of 19" "

An ongoing inheritance

The Nurigar family is supporting the Discord Channel he created - Disagreement - and the podcast launched the "Coop advice podcast", which has more than six thousand YouTube Customers Harold and Treva Nuriga were filmed in a podcast phase of their son and talking about more mental health advocacy and support requirements.

"He was so stupid and so funny," his mother said Treva. "He laughed all the time." Asked a question about whether there was enough support for mental health treatment, he and Nuriga's parents said a "no" no "no"

"When you have any kind of physical problem, we go to the doctor or expert," Nuriga's father Harold said. "And it is still scandalous with mental health. We mourn separately, we enjoy differently, we all have different mental health problems. There is a lot of work to do here. A ton."

"(Cooper) Message was: 'Ok to feel these feelings' '' We're coming up with more resources in Discord (Channel).

Norigas says that drawing attention to the use of mental health and the use of substances-including disorders-this is essential. "It's an epidemic," said Treva. "Everyone should shout."

Their focus on giving others hope through the memory of their son. "Cooper's life could have been saved ... the next day, he could have recovered," Harold said. "You don't know."

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