Crazy Drug User – A Sad Tale
It’s been a few years since the story of the crazy drug userhappened. However, I thought I should tell the story because it is very sad in retrospect. To see people throw their lives away due to a drug addiction issue is a shame. How many times does this happen each day?
I understand that breaking an addiction is tough. But there are success stories out there. I hope that anyone finding this blog will share their stories over at : http://drugabusefocus.com . I think it is vitally important to share because this can provide inspiration and hope to others.
Anyway: here is the story about the crazy drug user that visited a coffee shop I once frequented:
http://www.drugabusefocus.com/90/crazed-man-in-coffee-shop/
Everyone most definitely has story to tell – regardless of whether it is about someone else or yourself, the story has value. Names should be changed to protect identities – we only want the demonstrative effect of the story – we don’t want to harm anyone. If you wish to share your story, click the big red button to the upper right. Won’t you add your story for the potential benefit of others? It could be your good deed for the day!
Tell Your Alcohol or Drug Addiction Story – And Save a Life….
This is a call out to all former alcohol or drug addicted people to submit your anonymous story about alcohol or drug abuse and addiction.
The purpose is to help save lives. If it isn’t about saving their physical life, then it could be improving the quality of their lives and being a big help to the people who love an alcohol or drug addicted personality.
Chances are good that you had help overcoming your addiction, please give back by telling your story. Maybe you did it on your own, you didn’t seek or get any help and you still beat your addiction. Your story could serve as inspiration and motivation to someone who is stuck in an addiction to drug and alcohol abuse.
Help them, Help others – Give to the world the unique gift of your own story – post anonymously. There is no need to reveal any names or anything that could identify you or anyone else.
We only want the story in order to help others!
Here is the place to submit your story about alcohol or drug abuse and addiciton:
Click Here to Submit Your Drug or Alcohol Abuse or Addiciton Story
Help someone today. Give the gift or your unique experience via your story. Let’s help others as soon as possible!
Terrorism and Drug Addiction
Do you think it could be true that Drug addicts inadvertently feed terror networks? It is truly a scary thought and I’m afraid there may very well be some truth to it. Drug trafficking is one of the many ways that terror networks finance themselves.
The drug market is huge; it is very big. It is world wide and you have no idea where your dope comes from. Who has handled it. Who has cut it with what – oh, that is another topic, isn’t it.
Here is a scary scenario I thought up: What if terrorists were to strike an attack on your home town, killing people you love and the attack was in part funded by the very money you spent on dope? Talk about a total mind ****.
Read more: http://www.drugabusefocus.com/69/drug-abuse-and-feeding-terrorist-networks/
Drug Addiction – successfully breaking one
Part of the purpose of my blog on drug abuse is to share stories, both good and bad, about drug abuse, addiction and what it means to be addicted and what it means to beat an addiction.
Therefore, here is a post on successfully beating a drug addiction. As you can see it is almost always a struggle to beat and addiction, but it can be done.
Good and bad examples of drug addiction and what can happen are always welcome at the above blog. Post your anonymous stories about yourself or someone else – change names to protect people. But post the story – it can help others.
Drug Addicted: Can Meditation Help Fight Addiction?
I posted a blog about my formerly drug addicted friend who utilized a powerful form of meditation practice to defeat his alcohol and drug depenedence. The cool thing about his story is that in his line of work it is very difficult for him to avoid other drug addicted personalities.
Therefore, the power of his story is a good one. If he can thrive in an environment where there are plenty of drug users, you can bet that he has his act together now. But at one time….
There is hope. Addictions can be overcome and life can become better again!
Seeing Drug Users is Inspiring
I know it sounds a bit strange, but think about it for a minute. When you walk down the street, sometimes it is quite easy to spot a drug user.
Drug abuse stories can serve as an inspiration to those who want to beat the habit and for those who want to reinforce reasons to never get started in the first place!
Make no mistake, both alcohol and drug abuse lead to grave consequences – such as the people I run into around mid town who have that crazed look on their faces. They ask for money to ‘catch the bus’ or because they ‘ran out of gas’. The sadness kicks in when you see them telling the same story every week. How many times can you run out of gas in a week?
Yes, that is the craziness of drug addiction. Kick the habit.
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
I want to start out with a story of someone who ended up in a drug rehab center. His girlfriend was exceptionally beautiful when I first met them. Several months later, she approached me as I was practicing the exercises of Falun Dafa in a local park.
When I opened my eyes to respond to her prescence I was shocked! Her face was scarred. She was still beautiful but the scars were noticeable too.
That’s when she told me about her boyfriend drinking and driving. He was an alocoholic who also used drugs. They were in an accident. He felt terribly bad about the scars on her beautiful face and motivated himself to go to rehab.
I never heard from or saw her again, save one very brief phone message. I hope this story had a happy ending.
If you have a story about drug or alcohol addiction, please tell us your story. Use the comments below. Links will be deleted – sorry – this is for real people who post because they are inspired to do so.
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