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Q&A: Why is it so hard to live life after an addiction to crystal meth? can you really have life after that?

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Question by extweaker: Why is it so hard to live life after an addiction to crystal meth? can you really have life after that?
i am 19 years old and i had a addition for 3 years now i finally quit on my own and im in college. I have a job but its really hard i think that im going to fail in life. i notice eveything gotten a lot better but still.

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Answer by snowriver
You need a support group. to get you through. You have to be aware on a daily basis. A lady at work. few years ago, was off it and it was a daily struggle, but it got easier as time went by. you need to fill your days with a job or schooling ,go to the gym and make NEW friends and things will work ou for you . You took the first step . good luck..

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Q&A: Fight w/my husband about where to live, I said that Stockton has way more methamphetamines than Inland Empire?

admin — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 04:57:03 +0000

by EVAN BAYH

Question by : Fight w/my husband about where to live, I said that Stockton has way more methamphetamines than Inland Empire?
Am I right?

Thank you for respectful suggestions.

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Answer by Salacious Crumb
shows you how stupid and shitty Yahoo’s “Top Contributor” criteria are.

Hey toothless how’s about you gnaw on my pecker for a rock?

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ALISONS ufos – JETHRO TULL LIVE “NOTHING IS EASY”"WE USED TO KNOW

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:07:24 +0000

Alison Kruses ufos filmed in Pennsylvania, which are ufos and not airplanes which some people who obviously havent watched many ufo videos say are….. and 2 tracks from JETHRO TULL at CARNEGIE HALL in 1970..Where the first Jethro Tull box five years earlier, 20 Years of Jethro Tull, mostly traded on radio broadcast performances and rarities, a few outtakes, and a remastered collection of key songs, 25th Anniversary Boxed Set benefits from a more thorough raid on the vaults that has yielded up one essential addition to any Jethro Tull collection. Disc two is the centerpiece of the set, containing an additional hour of the group’s November 4, 1970 concert at Carnegie Hall in New York (two pieces were previously issued on Living in the Past). Preserved on a 16-track master tape, this benefit show for the drug rehabilitation program Phoenix House was the group’s most prominent American gig up to that time.Many of my friends were at Phoenix House, in London,and indeed i myself was supposed to go there,but in the end i went elsewhere to a different rehab in Surrey. Jethro Tull had its roots in the British blues boom of the late ’60s. Anderson (b. Aug. 10, 1947, Edinburgh, Scotland) had moved to Blackpool when he was 12. His first band was called the Blades, named after James Bond’s club, with Michael Stephens on guitar, Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond (b. July 30, 1946) on bass and John Evans (b. Mar. 28, 1948) on drums, playing a mix of jazzy blues and soulful dance music on the …

700 Club – Feature – “Live to Tell” – Marty Angelo – 5/23/06

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:07:26 +0000

Video begins after 10 second countdown. Marty Angelo, a former music business entrepreneur, is the author of the powerful life-changing autobiography, “Once Life Matters: A New Beginning.” Angelo’s story reveals how Jesus Christ totally transformed his sinful life of “sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll” into a strong witness of God’s grace, mercy, and love. The book is offered free to prisons, substance abuse rehab programs, and troubled celebrities. Before Angelo’s dramatic and “electrifying” conversion to Christianity in 1981 and going into full-time ministry, he worked in the entertainment business for 15 years, getting his first professional break from the “late Jimi Hendrix.” He managed various rock bands including the popular, Grass Roots starring Rob Grill. Angelo also created, wrote, and produced the ’70s trendy dance television show, “Disco Step-by-Step®” and in 1978 was voted one of the Top 20 disco record promoters in the world. Angelo was arrested in 1980 for two counts of possession of cocaine and served two and a half years in a federal prison. He became a Christian through his legal troubles and has been a minister for the last 26+ years. Marty Angelo has served God with Chuck Colson’s Prison Fellowship Ministries, Teen Challenge of Southern California, and Faith Farm Ministries. He also helped develop the “Drug Farm,” the Palm Beach County Florida Sheriff’s faith-based residential ‘boot-camp style’ treatment facility. Angelo is currently a full-time prison minister, author, and teacher. For more information see – www.martyangelo.com

Red Hot Chili Peppers – Can’t Stop LIVE HOLLYWOOD

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:07:31 +0000