garygroundwork
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2006
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Yeah. That’s all typical addict behavior.
Did it for 17 years. No positives. All negatives. 10/10 would not recommend.
yeah I know you are right. Why I'm hanging on by a thread.
Yeah. That’s all typical addict behavior.
Did it for 17 years. No positives. All negatives. 10/10 would not recommend.
Somesort of social security service but then be for disabily to work. How I autorized them to make direct contact with my Dr. Mistake 1.Who did this labeling and how does it affect your life decisions?
Interesting... what do you do with your time?
Addictions?
Currently im not actually addicted to anything. I get prescribed morphine, clonazepam, bromazepam and zopiclone but am not addicted to either as i always take breaks. I don't take them for any longer then 2 weks in a row now.
These days usually what i do is lift weights, talk to friends on the internet and in the summer time go 4 wheeling or go to my cabin or something. I can only do that when my pain is not acting up though
how are you mentally
I did, though it wasn't voluntarily. I was a chain of events that led to mbeing physically isolated and with little means, opportunities or space to do much else than work, binge watch series, and try to sleep. Though I lived alone, I was completely dependent on my parents for almost anything. Eventually I was at a point when I thought "that's it, I'm not getting out of here".When I say dropped out of life I mean:
stopped caring about working
stopped caring about relationships
stopped caring about gym and exercise
stopped caring about social life
How was it?? What did you do?? Positives and negatives?
Awe it's not easy if you are not handed a silver spoon, but even so, if you are, you have to spend it well.I did, though it wasn't voluntarily. I was a chain of events that led to mbeing physically isolated and with little means, opportunities or space to do much else than work, binge watch series, and try to sleep. Though I lived alone, I was completely dependent on my parents for almost anything. Eventually I was at a point when I thought "that's it, I'm not getting out of here".
But I refused to give up, and eventually I got out.
Getting out of the hole is only the first step.But a lot of people sure struggle out there, yeah. !!
We all typo. It's also a part of life.Darn I made a typo already. I have to go back to spelling school. omg lool.
Same here. And that's not where I intend to go.I didn't 'drop out' of normal life, I was never a participant to start with.
yes, mam. it could be a definite priority and goal. and then life just happens sometimes. but you only get one is the saddest things I think.Getting out of the hole is only the first step.
We all typo. It's also a part of life.
Same problem here. More so as my keyboard is bilingualI would swear spell check is changing my words. I had to go back and change a bunches of them.
You are so poetic. I love that !!Same problem here. More so as my keyboard is bilingual
I think you're the first person who thinks I'm.poetic! But thanksYou are so poetic. I love that !!
Right feeling like im in “purgatory”, not living just existing. At the tail end (I hope) of my worst months in my 44 years. Failed spine surgery last year that ended my career (had just landed THE job), living in a country i hate and zero social life other than seeing my daughter once or twice a month.
The last of my friends disappeared during my last relationship (they didn’t like her). And finally realized my blood family will never be there for me (long story in itself)
So right now, unable to work, no social life and living alone life sucks. Using a bit drugs here and there out of boredom and to take pain breaks. No ongoing addictions. Coming out of my until now worst depression. (If not for my kid I would have ended it)
But all is not bad. Once my disability benefits are set up, Im leaving Europe. Moving to be with my fiancée in Indonesia. And it’s probably a good thing drugs are very unavailable there…..
My passion is landscape photography, I absolutely love it. Gives me more meaning than any job did. And whenever I’m in SE Asia i “become alive”, almost turning extrovert.
But right now just waiting, bot being able to move on with my life sucks. My days consist of gym (when im not too sick), watching and reading sci fi. And a daily video-call. Just two months ago I barely had the motivation to drag myself in the shower.
Its a fucking miracle i havent developed any addiction in this period. Got easy access (and money) to anything i want. I even have a half gram H I haven’t dared touch. Drawer full of oxy, benzos and various painkillers. Was doing Ketamine IM twice a week for a while, but stopped now worrying about bladder issues. Take dexamphetamine on and off to get trough days (Prescribed for ADHD)