Drug overdose death of Morecambe woman
Miss Mayers, who was born in Lancaster, was under the care of drug and alcohol service Inspire at the time of her death.
The inquest heard that two days before her death, she had a medical assessment and had told an Inspire worker that she was smoking three to four bags of heroin a day, had three to four rocks of crack cocaine daily, and had bought diazepam and pregabalin tablets.Rachel King, a team leader of the Early Intervention Team said Adele was “a very vulnerable young lady” who “had been able to get on top of things and then relapse”.
She said that despite Adele’s appointments “dwindling off” towards the end of her care, she was “optimistic about reductions and future at that time”. She said that there had been lots of engagement between Miss Mayer’s family and a consultant psychologist. Detective Sergeant Rachel Crossley, who attended Miss Mayer’s house on the day of her death, said there was no evidence of suicide or self-harm at the scene and that her text message history showed she was “very positive about moving on from her drug use.”He said: “The drugs she took that day her body simply couldn’t tolerate any longer.”
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