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At The Edge Treatment Center, we understand that recovery is a process, and we are committed to providing the tools and resources necessary to help individuals achieve lasting sobriety. We believe in the power of community and support, and we invite you to join us on this journey towards healing and growth.
This is dumb as fuck. The green Xanax or any color bar for that matter are 2mg the only extended release 3mg Xanax they make are green triangles stop spreading false shit
Thank you for your honesty. Recognizing the signs is a huge step toward making a positive change. If you need support or help on your journey, please reach out to us at (844) 590-0403. We're here for you.
You’re right, it's a fact that quitting booze not only makes your world a better place to be in, good things start to “magically” happen and the energy is insane! Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever, that’s the best shortcut I go’ogled that took less than a week to work without suffering withdrawal.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Quitting alcohol can truly transform your life in so many positive ways. It's great that you found something that worked for you. If anyone else needs support or more information on quitting, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
I had a real good friend that would tell me it's Mexico's fault this country has a drug problem. Everything bad blame Mexico the easy excuse. Me being Mexican told him ive never seen a cartel member force anyone to do drugs. Its called choices. I said so its like guns , you blame guns not the shooter ? He was a recovering addict , he passed away in May 2024. Stop blaming cops , politicians, countries. And be responsible for your actions. Stay safe people 🙏
Thank you for sharing your story and perspective. It's true-personal responsibility plays a big role in overcoming addiction, and it's important to have honest conversations about it. Your message is a powerful reminder that change starts within ourselves. If you or anyone needs support or guidance, please call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay safe and take care. 🙏
Thank you for your comment! It’s important to remind everyone, especially young people, about the dangers of drug use. If you or someone you know needs support or information, please call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay safe!
Trying mushrooms for the first time can be overwhelming, and it’s not uncommon for people to freak out during the experience. If you need support or someone to talk to, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Yes! I always eat something first but then do need to drink beer. I don’t during the week when I go to work. I was on prescription Xanax for 14 years! Cut off cold turkey when I went to treatment. Made it two months without a beer and shaking got less. Only problem was I didn’t live a life. I went to work and went to bed basically!
Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you've been through a lot with both Xanax and alcohol. Balancing recovery while trying to live a fuller life is tough. If you ever need support or guidance on how to move forward, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at (844) 590-0403. We're here to help.
AA has a 5-10% success rate, and it is the voices of that 5-10% heard extolling its virtues. AA is vehemently being debunked by professionals in the field. If you are struggling in AA. IT IS NOT YOUR FAULT. You are not "constitutionally incapable of being honest" with yourself. AA's idealogy can be damaging for some and even deadly. If you're one of the 5-10%, my "hat is off to you," but please do not encourage struggling, vulnerable people to get into the program more. 5-10% is pretty low odds to bet someones life on!
Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to recognize that different approaches work for different people, and not every program suits everyone. There are many paths to recovery, and it's crucial to find what works best for each individual. If you or someone you know needs support or more information on alternative recovery options, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Thanks for your comment! It's always good to approach substances like PCP with caution due to their unpredictable effects. If you need support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay safe!
Thank you for sharing that advice. You're right-staying sober is the best choice for long-term well-being. If anyone needs support or more information about recovery, please call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay safe!
You're absolutely right-many substances are being cut with dangerous additives, making drug use even riskier. It's important to stay informed and safe. If you or someone you know needs support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
You're right-substances can affect people in very different ways. It's important to be mindful of this and make informed choices. If you or someone you know needs support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Thank you for your comment. Crack is often cheaper, but it's also incredibly dangerous and highly addictive. If you or someone you know needs support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay safe.
I have been taking it for years. I have never thought about abusing it; it’s not a noticeable high or drug like adderall or Xanax. But I hear people in Canada abuse it for the high, which just seems weird to me.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It's true that different medications affect people in different ways, and some may misuse them for unintended effects. It's important to use any prescription medication as directed. If you or someone you know needs support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Wait, you didnt really explain WHAT lean is. Are you saying the cough syrup gets you high??😂😂😂 Or does mixing it with soda or candy create a chemical reaction and transform it into something more potent? Please explain.
Thank you for your comment! Lean, also known as "purple drank," typically involves mixing prescription-strength cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine with soda and sometimes candy for flavor. The codeine is what produces the high, as it’s an opioid. The soda and candy don’t create a chemical reaction, but they make the mixture more palatable. If you need more information or support, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. I can't imagine the pain you're going through. Please know that my thoughts are with you. If you ever need someone to talk to or need support, don't hesitate to reach out. You can call us at (844) 590-0403. Rest in peace to your son. 🙏
I struggle day and night looking for my daughter that is now a full-blown addict..she hates it. She wants her life back. Woke up this past sunday, detox/rehab day but she was gone. Its a nightmare.Homeless ,lost her nursing job that she loved, lost her mercedes, lost EVERYTHING.
I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through. Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is heartbreaking. It's clear your daughter wants to change, and that desire is an important step. Please know that there is hope, and you're not alone in this. If you need support or guidance on how to help her, please call us at (844) 590-0403. We're here to help both you and your daughter through this difficult time.
I’m truly sorry for your loss. Losing a child is unimaginable, and my heart goes out to you. Thank you for sharing your story-your message could help others. If you ever need someone to talk to or support during this difficult time, please don’t hesitate to reach out. You can call us at (844) 590-0403. Stay strong, and my thoughts are with you. 😢🙏
Hum....🤔!!?? So, freebase and crack are not the same thing? I understand that the freebasing process is more dangerous because of the flamable and potentially explosive fumes. But, since there a difference between cocaine-cocaine and crack-cocaïne in terms of its effect. What about cack vs freebase? Is there some sort of difference? Thanks in advance.
Thank you for your question! Freebase and crack are both forms of cocaine, but they differ slightly in how they're made and consumed. Freebase cocaine is typically made using ether, which makes it more dangerous due to the flammable fumes. Crack cocaine, on the other hand, is processed with baking soda, making it easier to produce and smoke. The effects of both are similar, producing a fast, intense high, but crack is often considered more addictive due to its quicker onset. If you have more questions or need support, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
My use has escalated to a severe level. I’ve been using daily for 2 years and I’ve told myself that it’s time to stop. I’m moving to a new city for work and I am going to a 12 step meeting as soon as I arrive.
It’s great that you’ve made the decision to stop and are taking steps toward recovery. Moving to a new city and committing to a 12-step meeting is a positive move. If you need support or more information as you start this new chapter, please call us at (844) 590-0403. We’re here to help you on your journey.
@@theofficialwwstop now, it’s still early for have only been in a few months. Your awareness is good and just commenting on a RU-vid is a big step. If you can say that here, I hope you can tell someone you trust and leave this behind.
@@newbeginning1510 I actually ended a 20 relationship upon arriving because I recognized that friendship was only based around addiction or a toxic competitive nature. I was proud of myself for making that boundary and insight to see the dangers.
My girlfriend,,, April 8,,, 4 years together I was outa state n she passed,,, we was sober, laced coke is tha word,,, shit make you wanna die mane no matter how much I took I lived tho,,, overdosed once & they narcaned me twice, stg if I could trade lives or bri t her back in any type of way damn near sell my soul,,, juice world that dude help you cope but shit hurts,,,
I'm so sorry for your loss. What you've been through is incredibly painful, and it's understandable that you're hurting. Losing someone you love, especially in such a tragic way, is a heavy burden to carry. Please know that you're not alone in this, and there are people who can help you through this difficult time. If you need someone to talk to or support in any way, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It's important to recognize the impact that substances like Percocet can have on your life. If you ever feel like you need support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
Thank you for sharing your concern. It's important to be cautious with medications like hydrocodone, as they can be habit-forming. If you or your mom need more information or support, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
In my 40 years of life I've legit went thru heroin withdrawal probably 25 times. As bad as those times were they are nothing like coming off fentanyl. The only way i can describe it is like I was possessed and acted just like the girl in The Exorcist. The odor, the projectile vomiting, diarrhea, no energy, no interest in anything, body contortions so bad im afraid of breaking my back, no optimistic thoughts of the future, and the worst thing is i do it all alone. I'm sure the heroin wd's were terrible but they were like a walk in the park compared to fent. I have been taking care of my father for the last six years, hospice has finally stepped in to help a little but we still have a long road. Being sick and taking care of someone who can't walk or clean themselves is the most depressing thing this world has thrown at me. I can go a few days without but i can't get totally clean and care for him. Heroin was bad but fentanyl had brought me to my knee and I say this as a man who handles wds better then almost everybody I've used with. Out of all my friends that i started using with I'm the only one still alive. It just sucks, my dad was my best friend and a great father, but now i just want him to pass with dignity abs try to get on with my life. Sorry for ranting.
Thank you for sharing. Substance use can quickly become costly and take a toll on your body. If you need support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
I am pretty confident, I try to maintain masculine frame but using words to spark attraction is something I don’t even understand. Do Ive to say that I will do xyz for you? Or your nails look good? Can someone give me examples on that?
Thank you for your comment. It sounds like you're seeking advice on communication and building connections. It's important to be genuine and respectful in your interactions. Compliments can be thoughtful, but they should come from a place of sincerity. If you have any specific questions or need further support, feel free to ask.
@@TheEdgeTreatmentCenterYes 100% give compliments to a woman because you genuinely already wanted to say it not because you’re trying to come up with something to say just for sake of talking
Thank you for sharing your experience. Taking substances repeatedly can lead to dangerous outcomes, including bad trips and mental distress. It's important to take care of yourself and seek help if needed. If you or someone you know needs support or more information, please call us at (844) 590-0403.
