ChuckMeOut

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   by ChuckMeOut 8y ago

   Honestly cigarettes were probably the hardest for me to quit, the only way I finally managed to get beyond that initial climb was a close family member was diagnosed with lung cancer and died shortly after, this was enough of a shock to car
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   by ChuckMeOut 8y ago

   I'd be interested to know a bit more about the method they used. Obviously anecdotal but when I started getting heavily involved in drugs my group of friends consisted of 7 people including myself, today only 4 of us are still alive, 7
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   by ChuckMeOut 8y ago

   It's almost as if the political and financial elites are treated differently by the law than you or I. Oh wait.
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   by ChuckMeOut 8y ago

   Not sure how to feel about this article. I'm about turn 28 and at various times in my past I have been addicted to cigarettes, methamphetamine, ketamine, heroin and tramadol. I'm currently clean, however I feel like I am always ju