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I knew Jeff in Tulsa when he was starting to promote. He taught me how to bartend and I considered him my best friend for a period of time. Lost track of him and this is the first time that I have heard his story after he left town. He has always been fun, kind, driven, and willing to help others succeed. I miss you Jeff and hope someday we run into each other again. Take care brother @candcmediagroup
Wouldn’t wish opiate withdrawals on my worst enemy. It’s literally hell. Days felt like months and it felt like I lived years in my mind while having a weird dream/hallucination. All you want to do is sleep but you can’t and all you can do is roll around in your bed until you hopefully pass out for maybe 5 minutes at a time. Don’t EVER touch opiates it’s not even close to worth all the pain.
A little over 1 year clean off meth/crack/fentanyl something finally clicked this last time after trying for years to get clean. It gets easier every day
Thank you for this 🙏 my soulmate did not survive addiction I did and am doing well he struggled so hard with things he did in addiction sober at the end of his life but those demons never left I appreciate your story I’m glad you survived
If no one ever went through those things which some I've had went through as well. I'm completely recovered from all drugs, and harsh things dealt to me in life as well. Addiction is able to overcome but it's so so hard.. I've did all kinds of drugs and went through some hardly unbearable things early on.. Just gotta say God bless u sir. Ur a true inspiration. God is good ❤
I really appreciate the transparency here. From the spiritual perspective, y’all are opening doors for many folks who I believe are chasing a spiritual reality using illusory methods. It seems like every person I know who has struggled with addiction began their plan of escape once they realized that world around them was a lie. It’s like their soul is saying, “There’s got to be more than this and I’ll die to have it for just a moment.” Not my best articulation. But, you get it.
I used to be addicted to carmel apple empanadas. Then tbey were taken off the menu. Im now a recovering addict and ill always be recovering, never fully recov3red
It's only worse, if you put it first and not put your faith in the hand of GOD. BELIEVE ME BEEN THERE DONE THAT.... GUILT AND SHAME IS WHAT THE DEVIL WANTS YOU TO BELIEVE ONLY GOD CAN HEAL 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The 8 years I was a active heavy IV heroin user, was the best 8 years of my life. No one has lived, I mean fully lived until they are a part of that world. It helped me realize what's truly important. I learned so much about myself and about this world during those years. I will never take those 8 years for granted and I look back on that time fondly. The bad was so fucking bad, being homeless, not eating in days, literally sleeping in a bush outside, stealing hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise a day to sell to get money for drugs, but the good? Oh my God was the good great! Every single day was Christmas morning! Every single day I woke up with a grin on my face and a heart full of joy knowing what I had next to me. The companionship I had with the people around me is something I won't ever share with anyone else again. The drive, determination, ambition, courage, happiness, It made me truly into a better person. I know that most people that have lived that lifestyle can't say the same, but I've always had morals and ethics and just because I had an addiction, I didn't let My qualities slip away. I'm sibee now, fortunately and unfortunately. Mostly because that lifestyle is extremely expensive and being homeless sucks. No one can truly understand the way I feel besides the few that were with me on that amazingly, beautiful, terrifying journey.
I never had the sterotypical cocaine come down and i was smoking a gram of freebase a day. I cooked and purified it my self i was getting a 93% pure product (thats the purest you can get it with out liquidizing it) id smoke a point every hour or two- i enjoyed adding menthol tobaco in the pipe between the brillo and the crack the menthol lets you hold it longer and the nicotine adds to the feeling. But a gram of purified freebase is equal to 2-2.5 grams of the average crack on the street. A point of freebase lasted me 1-2 hours i would stay on base all day- fuck thankfully its not physically addictive cause it fucked my mind. There really isent more then 5-10 mins where it dosent pop into my head and its been 5 years.
