Handouts in the Neighborhood (The Conners Story About Roseanne)

After feeling the pain, Roseanne tries to find a way to end it. A group of neighbors help each other by handing out medication and pills for their health, but it comes with a deadly price. Marcy Bellinger, an acquaintance of Roseanne helps her, only to discover an unexpected fate that Roseanne started to use opioids to help her get up and get money for her family. 
Narrator: In the neighborhood, it is easier to ask and help a person who is in need. However, it seems to be ill-fated when you know you have a business to take care of or a family to raise. It’s not flexible or simple to handle something when you feel pain in your stomach, chest or anywhere in the body. But the times have changed and people leave the state because they don’t want to live in the same place while their family are struggling. Then there’s cleaning to take care of any contamination or bacteria that will spread everywhere. Whether someone is a new person or another one who has been through a rough time was a nomad until new things happened. In the neighborhood in Illinois, a group of neighbors who lived in their homes for a very long time had been in a spot where they have to pick up the pieces for their family. Some people thought picking up the pace would be great exercise to ease their health, but their medication gets in the way. It hasn’t been feasible for people to take things seriously for changes. The main problem is the businesses from each side of the neighborhood is the people losing money for their issues. They droop and frown at the troubles they’re experiencing in their homes. It is not feasible for the neighbors to bring their pills as drugs to cope with their own needs.