What Happens To Your Body If You Do Meth

[@Austin01Powers]

Honestly I could tell you everything you need to know. I have been there and I’m surprised I fully recovered from the addiction. By the end of it I was so underweight and seeing things that weren’t there. 2 years later I’m recovered, physically, mentally and feel like a kid again. I’m happy I didn’t lose any teeth or my life!

[@sparky_murph]

Good job, keep it up, you can keep up the good work.

[@isaacmaners6435]

Congratulations on your sobriety, keep going forward and God bless.

[@DenBlueSmiley]

Congrats! Enjoy your life! 👍

[@anandpatel1074]

What do u mean u feel like a kid again? I had a similar experience so I am curious..

[@ladynikkie]

Bless you please keep it up and do not look back

[@jamjam445]

The way I always describe it is that it takes all the happiness you'd of felt over the next three days and you feel it all at once. But that leaves you void of happiness for those next three days. So you take more and borrow more happiness. Kinda like a credit card. You'll end up in debt

[@irl2001]

i got hooked after my first time just because i havent felt 100% happy & confident like that ever. i kept trying to chase that same feeling ever since.

[@REDVETTExxx]

Switch to herion to get off. Then taper to pain pills. Then kratom. Then ur off

[@3spooky5me79]

This is so perfectly put I could quote this forever lol

[@willsalberg]

Really well spoken. All of us that have spent time in the trenches knows how deceptive this drug is. Find whatever helps you get centered to heal and embrace the change. Things are going to be tough but it is so worth it to get thru to the other side.

[@DLM1063]

That's a good explanation, I never want to say how good it made me feel when talking about my past

[@thundergaming5785]

Never touched the stuff, never will. My heart goes out to all the addicts/recovering addicts.

[@kaptain2711]

I’m same way but with fentanyl…

[@solitaryopm]

real

[@dougstrother5184]

Same, people are so quick to judge, like I told another commenter, I’ve never done any hard drugs but I have friends who have. They were good people who slipped and got out of control. It’s a sad thing to see happen to someone and it’s a sad thing to see other people think they’re a bad person because of it

[@3goats1coat]

Your heart is misplaced. We're all adults here, and those who drifted too low got only themselves to blame. The trick is not to develop a routine. (Irregular drug enjoyer of two decades, did everything one can get his hands on except H. Not addicted, never was.)

[@dougstrother5184]

@@3goats1coat you’re the exception, not the norm. If what you say is even true

[@Sara-xd2cj]

2 years clean thus month. Never been happier. I never thought I'd be able to stay clean after 15 year addiction.

[@winkibell6961]

Congratulations ! So happy and proud of you :)

[@definitelynottigerwhitten5865]

15 year😮. Keep it up. Glad you’re alright.

[@greenmountainpokemon2112]

Proud of you!

[@raydanz]

Keep it up. You can be happy forever~!

[@Kayla_Kimbrell]

Congratulations! Prayers for many more clean, sober, healthy, and happy years to come.

[@IdealX-fr4eg]

The worst part is if you finally get sober it can take up to 18 months for your dopamine to level out. The beginning of sobriety is tuff!

[@willsalberg]

That's true, for my first 2 years I white knuckled the depression and the anxiety and I don't know how I made it. It did start to level out at about 20-24 months. Medically Assisted Treatment is very, very improved right now and there are some really good medications out that can assist people in the transition period. Find what works for you and run to it!!

[@TrevonGray]

The thing is even if you have no desire for it at all you will always think about it and what it felt like in the back of your mind. Rebuilding that natural dopamine is absolutely miserable when nothing in life is satisfying and you doubt If You will ever feel normal about life again. Just a lack of dopamine in general makes you feel like an addict Even if you easily stopped.

[@anonymousanonymous6796]

it didnt take long for me really about a month but yeah the WDs are terrible

[@Macmillerfan82-92]

For me after a few months I still got my happiness back so I hate to say that, but I'm happy and almost 8 months probably because I keep my mind busy with meditation and Journaling. That's probably why I do know it would take 2 years so it says in recovery when I had the handout for PAWS but i always have a smile.

[@Macmillerfan82-92]

@@l6e6i6n I myself use weed to help me with my stress, heck yeah it works better than my adhd meds but relapsed then my immediate family looked at me judging me because I relapsed and so I had to cut them out.

[@chaotic7741]

My father got on this. He was sent to prison for trafficking. After 7 years in prison and being clean he got right back on it his third day after getting out. Never was able to completely let it go and it took him to his death. To all of you commenting on your sobriety, please stick with it and stay strong.

[@mikustannie3953]

I’m so sorry for your loss :(

[@StefanPigford]

Happen to my family 😢

[@chaotic7741]

@@StefanPigford sorry to hear it. It’s a very difficult thing to go through. Just keep looking forward.

[@sanjosemike3137]

Unfortunately, some people DIE during and part of their addiction. Almost all, much younger than “necessary.” Sanjosemike (no longer in CA) Retired surgeon

[@dylanmarsh2773]

I relapsed last night. Reached out to my closest friends right away because the guilt was too much. Flushed 4 years of sobriety down the drain for 1 fun night. Once the guilt set in after it really realized what I just did, I got rid of all of it. All of my friends gave me the support and reassurance I needed to hear, having a solid support system is a huge key in getting clean again. Many of them were just glad I came clean right away and admitted my faults when I easily could've kept it a secret. Old me wouldn't think twice about lying about it so I've definitely made improvements. My heart goes out to you and your late father, it's such a scary path to go down and it's very difficult to find your way back, including those who care for the person using. ❤

[@christhatlive8548]

Jake still having a job and house is wild

[@austindanger6332]

Yeah the order of these events is so scrambled. It's like someone picked stages at random

[@Dylan-1990]

😂😂

[@jattworld1984]

And a girlfriend 😂

[@BenjaminCronce]

And a savings

[@Chizzling]

Duuuuuude😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Spiral.Dynamics]

I watched this happen to my son. He has more than 18 months clean today but it took a toll on his body and mind.

[@user-hn2or3ob8w]

How did it affect his body ?

[@jn1346]

I’m glad your boy got clean :) congrats to that warrior !

[@TurkeyEyes6690]

I did for few years I don't feel much different mental but will defiantly knock you down the social ladder now got criminal record and tattos

[@Spiral.Dynamics]

@@user-hn2or3ob8w His body was affected by being hospitalized for dehydration and rotted teeth.

[@Spiral.Dynamics]

@@jn1346 Thank you! Me too. I like him a lot better this way.

[@karawigley6231]

Stay far away from this drug. For the past couple of years I’ve had to watch my childhood best friend I’ve known for 30 years completely lose herself to it. The saddest thing of all is the irreparable damage it’s done. She’s had stretches of sobriety but even then she’s not all there to the point where I feel she needs a guardian to oversee her life. She’s so out of touch with reality. I’ve had to accept she’ll never be the same & I’ll never get the person she once was back & it’s hard mourning the loss of someone who’s still living. As an addict in recovery I cannot have her in my life if she’s actively using so I’ve had to cut her off but I will always love her & be there for her if she ever decides to really get sober. So, once again STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS DRUG.

[@adarcus4053]

I am so proud of you and sorry for your loss. I hop both of you find paths to fulfilling lives.

[@longpeter-cw3sg]

This drug causes nothing but pain and destruction. God bless

[@karawigley6231]

@@The_real_onefs Sadly, you just have to cut them off, set boundaries & it make it clear that going forward you’ll only answer if it’s to help them get help. Anything beyond is enabling & helping them stay sick. Recovery is only works if the addict wants it so there’s literally nothing anyone can do if they don’t. I know it’s easier said than done but anytime you feel like giving in remember that. It took me a few tries with my friend as we used to use together. So, when I got better I felt guilty like I abandoned her because she didn’t & owed her my loyalty regardless. I finally had to realize & accept I was doing more harm than good. I still love her endlessly & keep hope alive she’ll come back one day.

[@mishonthompson8245]

Respectfully it's clean not sober bc sober is if you want to stop drinking alcohol but she's not an alcoholic she's an addict and so were you if she is then say both you will never be fully clean if you minimizing it. May GOD 🙏🙏🙏 bless the both of you always ❤❤😊😊😊

[@joeycrawford3096]

Im also going through the same situation with my youngest brother hes been using on and off the last few years and he frequently hears voices that arent there and thinks family and loved ones are out to do him harm ive tried numerous times to get through to him and explain whats going on with him its as if he wants help but he doesnt know what to do im scared that what hes experiencing in his head is irreversible.I pray I’m wrong

[@illililililillli]

As a former addict I want to tell you this video is 110% accurate. I mean so accurate you'd swear the author themselves is a former addict. Thankfully my life is amazing now. I did a full 180. I have a wife, kids, house, multiple cars and a great job

[@Yahkov-]

I’m proud of you 👌🤙

[@JohnDoe-gf5he]

Drug addiction is like living in a nightmare. So scary.

[@shaywilliams4790]

Yeah it is. To be honest I'm trying to recover from addiction. Some days I don't feel like I have the strength to survive this but I'm trying. I know I'm not as weak as I feel but today isn't the best day

[@btktrailmakers]

It's so much worse than that though. You get to wake up from nightmares. True addiction has you for YEARS, if not life. And if it's for life, it's usually a pretty short time, once you pass a point you're just... gone.

[@walterwhite1]

@@shaywilliams4790god bless we are all praying 🙏 for you brother

[@brad25000]

@@shaywilliams4790 I hope you've continued to fight the good fight Never go back to it

[@jae12A]

One day at a time. Every time u wake up..think to yourself "all i have is 1 day..gotta stay sober for today " 💯☝️😎​@@shaywilliams4790

[@albinofernandez408]

I’ll be 8 years clean in May thank you god

[@bradyslepicka1860]

Congratulations! Keep fighting the good fight!

[@gagnose26]

Keep fighting, my dude! You're gonna kick addiction in the bawls

[@DreamyyArt]

KEEP GOIIIING!! I hope for more happy, clean, sober days :)

[@yasmeennicole1294]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

You should celebrate and have a beer

[@ThomasKolenda84]

Jake kept his job alot longer than I predicted 😂

[@NinoVigil]

😂 I know right

[@HollywoodCanik]

LOL

[@michaelhall3210]

I wonder what Jake did for a living. I'll take his job if he lost it.

[@michaelhall3210]

@dennisemanuelsson7136 I need to move to Sweden.

[@lillyvgutierrez9685]

Lol yes

[@zenrando]

Jake still Owes me 20$ dollars

[@desireeholloway3353]

🤣🤣🤣

[@desireeholloway3353]

Bro that $20 is long gone!

[@StefanPigford]

Lol 🤣🤣

[@7ktraxbeats118]

😂

[@YZ450f24]

Kiss that $20 goodbye

[@DistrictWitch]

I like how he acquires a black hoodie when his addiction really ramps up - accurate stuff

[@smallzballin1472]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@frmlm6112]

why? explain to me please

[@DistrictWitch]

@@frmlm6112 I did, at length, but it got deleted for no reason so - no

[@DistrictWitch]

@frmlm6112 they delete my comments man. The youtube gods hate me. It's a fun time

[@Rayne1bow]

😂😂😂

[@X4hunterx4]

Happen to my sister. It started with one hit and then 2 years later she lost her house, car, job, and friends and then she started stealing from my mom. She's been clean for 7 years and doing. great.

[@fabuxverchatura]

and i'm there worried about my phone i can buy back for 30 bucks at any time

[@CharleeVanSaige]

The most unrealistic part of this is him still having a job, savings, a car, home, and friends after all that.

[@summertea8609]

It’s called a “Functional Addict” I’ve seen a couple people do it.

[@ceciliahollen1964]

That is me.​@@summertea8609

[@berto2125]

Careful with those kind of addicts. They will make it look like it's not that big of a deal. I know various functional addicts. You see them during the work week and you'll think they are sober. Social, hardworking, etcetcetc.

[@AngelSabillon-yz3cg]

@@berto2125 careful why?

[@Charlie1993ohio]

I bought a house during addiction.. worked extreme hours

[@ev446]

The sleep deprivation is the worst part by far. To battle the sleep deprivation symptoms, you use a little more when you have to go to work etc and that's how the spiral starts. It's so horrible.

[@tribequest9]

So basically take it at the beginning of a vacation?

[@mikelprescott628]

Not to mention the fact that users will sometimes take downers in order to sleep (aka "speedballing"), a very dangerous mixture that can cause sudden death. The heart is trying to speed up and slow down at the same time, has taken many a good person. And a few great comedian's as well, like Jim Belushi and Chris Farley. I don't understand how people can slip into addiction so easily, i think a lot of times there are other underlying conditions that addicts turn to drugs, using substances as an emotional crutch as an escape from facing the reality of their problems they have a hard time facing and dealing with. Eventually this avoidance stops temporarily killing the pain they have and instead, only inevitably amplify their problems. It's hard for me to understand why some people can't just stop or not use something they know is causing damage to their mental and physical health. The only way i can explain it, is that in many cases, there must be some deep underlying psychological things that they need to acknowledge, understand and work through with the right therapist. When i ask addicts that I've met, they usually say they experienced some severe trauma at a young age and were raised in some sort of abusive/neglectful environment. It seems that they learned a reward system that rewarded negative behavior and ignored or punished positive behavior in some cases. I'm intrigued to know if any qualified psychologists could explain if/how this experience in youth might lead to addiction later in life.

[@mikelprescott628]

​@@tribequest9 So you won't remember most of the beginning of the vacation, as it all happened so fast, it's a blur.. and then the second half of the trip, you'll just be exhausted and frazzled as all get out. Also, it could cause you to behave in uncontrollable ways, which could end up getting you incarcerated, meaning, your vacation may end up being longer and more expensive than you bargained for.

[@kyletaylor4489]

When I did it I would take a few swigs of beer and it would actually cause me to crash out

[@DeanoJones]

Jake's employers are very forgiving!

[@chuckiegravesfield3170]

it was a simulation for the video

[@xtah6518]

​@@chuckiegravesfield3170you're lying

[@optimistix7309]

😂

[@Phil_Melone]

He works at state farm you know, they are good neighbors!

[@user-ip1xn6wz7y]

​Lol don't lie. Jake is real

[@user-tm8tm6hh6n]

I have been here and I can tell you that trying it out is not worth what you have to go through to get off of it. STAY CLEAR AND AWAY FROM IT!!!

[@OnTheGoldNZ]

Surely it's worth it once bro can't be that bad once

[@elirayyy]

@@OnTheGoldNZ one time can cause hundreds more

[@DanSepulveda]

Not tryna be that dude but also am. There are some people out there that are mentally strong enough to just try it once. I did last year, one hit had me up for a whole week. I still was working and all. But the comedown was terrible with intense feelings of shame; but the desire to use stayed in my mind for at least three months. Still never did it again and don’t even think about it

[@Moon_Presence]

One hit did not have you up for a whole week. Stop over exaggerating lol​@@DanSepulveda

[@John-zg3st]

15 yrs addicted. 2 years sober, im glad i made it out alive and sane. Some of my buddies are either dead or insane or wanted by the law

[@therideneverends1697]

its wierd how some people keep their head together and some dont, ex girlfriend of a familly memeber has been doing the stuff twice as long as ive been alive and while yeah shes thoroughly thrown her life into chaos when you sit and talk to her shes an entirely pleasent, highly considerate and self aware person. Then some people touch it and are yelling at stop signs within 6 months

[@DarkFire1536]

Thank goodness Jake has a supportive family. A lot of people burn a lot bridges when they get into drugs.

[@tarkongnabors]

Uhh becus jake is not a real person

[@OpinionsAreNotFacts]

Thank God! Jake is a cartoon! We can show people exactly how it works!

[@MonicaLopez-ze3dd]

Loving family

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

This is definitely the PG Rated version of what our boy Jake was gettin up to!!

[@magicalcharms_3455]

😂😂😂

[@palmerfamily5504]

For real!! 😂

[@jimmyhunt8685]

Yup

[@MarcEllis405]

🎉❤😊

[@jasonlancaster3281]

Ain't that the truth 😅

[@peteywheatstraws4909]

Imagine being so tired that you can't hardly function, but not sleeping for days. That's what it does.

[@GoldenChildBH]

All because his friend said “braaaaaa try this mannnn” at a party. Don’t be that friend.

[@aps7777]

ever heard of "no thanks"? have some self respect and stand up for yourself

[@GoldenChildBH]

@@aps7777 you’re not wrong

[@zackzack2101]

It will destroy your teeth. You can recover, you can rise like a phoenix but, the scars will never recede. LOVE HEALS. You are NOT alone.

[@garrettecstasy1568]

My mom has lost nearly all of her teeth because of it and can’t afford to get anything done other than antibiotics for the infections from the rotting teeth that are left.

[@ZedtixuS]

How much drugs does one have to do tull the teeth are dmgd

[@juniorlopez2368]

@@ZedtixuS just brush your teeth like u would normally do. Drink water and rinse your mouth after hitting the bowlo and you’ll be good

[@baileyharris2251]

Not if you take care of your teeth and stay hydrated.

[@israelruelas5756]

@@juniorlopez2368 brushing your teeth has nothing to do with losing your teeth in these situations

[@maia_key]

These messages of support from clean and sober people are so heartening for me on my journey 💕

[@maia_key]

that being said, weirdly enough, I have no problem finding enjoyment with weed and tears of the kingdom/gaming in general as a wonderful distraction 🥰

[@mothermakeup7481]

This was literally spot on!!! Your brain will never be the same!! Dopamine is craved so badly that you’ll never feel it again. It’s quite depressing so I’d recommend NEVER giving into peer pressure to try it “once”

[@boozbeatzproductionz]

In reality though, it's all specific to the person, not everyone that does drugs are addicted

[@retrogamer5835]

sobriety will restore you back to "normal" as far as the reward system is concerned

[@grantbooher7]

@@retrogamer5835 will it really?

[@jesintajesinta]

@@boozbeatzproductionz all addiction is progressive. The not feeling addicted part is how the addiction starts.

[@jenvalzinaaccaliahavinoth2226]

@@retrogamer5835 depends on the person and their brain chemistry, some do not ever return

[@Waltaere]

“Drugs are bad, mkay”

[@nicklindberg90]

Mkay

[@shamiwancrespin1554]

Mkay indeed

[@vicentenevarez1754]

How about cheesing??

[@Unforgettable93]

Mkay

[@Touhou20246]

Correction the drug know as weed is not as bad as it once was considered culturally but besides weed and caffeine as well as maybe alcohol drugs are definitely bad mkay.😅👍🏻

[@patriaciasmith3499]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@steceymorgan814]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

Yes, dr.sporessss I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@steceymorgan814]

Is he on instagram?

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

Yes he is. dr.sporessss

[@AnjeloValeriano]

Can Dr. sporessss send to me in UK?

[@michaelchase8779]

as a former addict i found this article very helpful for the purpose of further educating myself. thanks.

[@johnh.5759]

It’s a good watch when I’m getting cravings. Helps me remember all the stuff my addiction wants me to forget.

[@l6e6i6n]

@@johnh.5759 all i need to do is remember what rock bottom felt like. never again

[@LaurieDawg]

@@johnh.5759 proud of you stranger

[@enderwolfplayzyt8950]

Walter white and Jesse after watching this video 😢

[@lenny6118]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ariz7493]

I was thinking about Jane b4 I saw this comment

[@lightlingzooma-69]

@@ariz7493😂😂😂😂🧢

[@RxLynxx]

Me here thinking about Tina

[@verginone]

Heisenberg wouldn’t give a F

[@sarag1298]

why am I watching this at 1am? I dont even take drugs 😭

[@michaelprasad954]

@@sarag1298 Hey wassup?U awryt dea?

[@thewoodchipperr]

Man made drugs are rough Thank the Lord I made it out

[@maryzogbi3461]

So happy for you!!

[@puppet3668]

I just relapsed was up for 1 week

[@javariusjavarlamariuslamar3759]

@@puppet3668sorry to hear that man

[@skippernolen5644]

What do you mean by that? Aren't all drugs made by human producers? What do you consider a drug?

[@user-vm5js6sk6h]

Amen

[@CTP909]

Don't forget that overuse/abuse of other stimulants such as Adderall can lead to all of this as well

[@DearTTraveler]

I worry about making the association. Especially in light of the pandemic. There’s been an increasing number of patients displaying symptoms of anomia and aphasia following covid infections with dextroamphetamine being one of the few methods shown to subside it. Presenting verbal fluency as a sign of psychological addiction may make those suffering those conditions less likely to seek or accept treatment. I obviously don’t think that’s the intention, but it’s worth mentioning with this being observed in an increasing number of people and literature still being sparse on the subject

[@kyhi9645]

Legal drugs have destroyed many more lives, humans have used plants for medicine for the majority of our history on earth. Make nature and normal human behavior illegal and these are the consequences​@@DearTTraveler

[@Throatpuncher69]

I am dual majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering, so I have been on Aderall for a little over a year. I hate the way it makes me feel. Sure, it makes it easier to pay attention to three hour lectures, but I can't begin to understand an addict's mindset. I'm hoping VA sponsored psilocybin therapy gets me off of it permanently.

[@johnsagsveen8238]

Drugs r bad mckay

[@holyearth]

They are all the same exact thing, brothers and sisters, some legal some illegal, some stronger some lighter, in the end they’re pounding the same part of the brain

[@ThJbomb]

You guys be careful out there. I did this stuff just a few times in my 20s and I now suffer from cognitive disorders in my 40s

[@petropire3075]

Make a video what if social media never existed

[@misterwacky3186]

Yes please!

[@JasRog1026]

You mean a video of the 90s? Or 80s? No need for a video of that. Maybe a video before computers

[@margaretreefer1145]

Watch the movie Porky's. 😅

[@judgedread9724]

We’d be in a much better place.

[@bigv6724]

Would be a blank screen. If not it'll be early 90's or later showing people outside talking to one and another while the kids are out playing and riding bikes. Playing tag and hide and go seek in the dusk light. Talking about lights, lightning bugs floating all about.

[@JustJay398]

Did so much of that stuff I thought i was getting gangstalked. Hearing voices, seeing things that weren't there, peoples face started changing, felt like I was being setup and watched constantly, tv started talking to me about my life and how it's going to end sad😢. Thank the lord I made it out but still suffer a bit of PTSD. Stay away guys and girls. The best way to describe the experience was like the movie fallen with Denzel or The game with Michael Douglas.

[@RonnieMcNutt666]

Yea it's pretty awful stuff, I used to do it but learned how to produce dopamine normally, it was pretty insane man

[@lusciousloxx6112]

The same exact thing happened to my friend. No matter how much I tried, I could not convince him that he was not being gangstalked by people he knew. He even halfway accused me of being in on it. I knew he was bad for me and distanced myself, but I ran into him one day. He asked me if I could help him move out because he was going to rehab. Since he was working on improving his life, I agreed. To repay me he took me out to dinner, it was like old times! Then he left for rehab and I never heard from him again. That was a year ago. He's never had social media and all emails to him bounce back as undeliverable. I don't know his friends or family's contact info, as we met at work. He moved his belongings to his parents' somewhere in NYC. I hope he's okay. Maybe one day he'll show up at my door. 😢

[@JustJay398]

@@lusciousloxx6112 I'm sorry to hear that. Hopefully he will. It's pretty hard to convince someone that it's not happening to them or that you're not in it. It's like once it happens, something in your brain is changed. I just swore my family was in on it and I was about to snap one day and take someone or some ones out. It's really horrible and it takes time to recover.

[@jakegeng22]

I think that’s some sort of derealisation too?

[@JustJay398]

@@jakegeng22 Yeah it's like living in the twilight zone

[@troybider4543]

You always chase the first high. Using more and more, everything you love goes away , then always looking over your shoulders

[@christiancountryboyilovejesus]

"Why are you listening to this?" - My mom

[@bananahpolkadot]

Just tell her it’s an educational video!

[@furanduron4926]

"Im training for the drug life mom!"

[@letstalktech8894]

@@furanduron4926hahaha oh boy!

[@richguy32]

@@furanduron4926 😂😂

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

It's good that you were listening to it. Watch it again, if you ever feel tempted to experiment. Please learn from others' pain.

[@daveanderson3805]

Interesting video. How about making a video about alcohol? It's a drug, but unlike other drugs, it's universally acceptable to society

[@pamelab7235]

They’re both bad. Legal or illegal, we’re going to have problems. We just have to decide which set of problems we want to deal with. Maybe there’s no good answer, as long as people seem to want to get drunk or high.

[@Phil_Melone]

Yes

[@Temulon]

Caffeine and nicotine are also socially acceptable. I don't smoke or drink but I do use drugs because almost every day I'm at Starbucks. I need that caffeine in the morning.

[@Phil_Melone]

@@Temulon and the Starbucks isn't a cheap drug either !!! I'd even say that Suger is a drug. I'm addicted I (no joking) need something sweet to eat every night.

[@johnlynn8543]

Technically alcohol is a poison, that's why it can be used as an antiseptic.

[@EbonyHoopGyal]

5 years drug free and i will never again.

[@Hekken023]

Good jobb

[@itsamyth6543]

Happy for you! Keep going strong you got this!

[@robertnightshade2574]

Just one more time. For old time's sake.

[@ironman6527]

I look forward to, "What happens to your body on opiates".

[@triplea5293]

A lot of painkiller talk, Americans love prescribing them but British gps rarely do without other meds, same with melatonin for sleep.

[@chloesmith6714]

​@@triplea5293🎉

[@Louis-si4ci]

Nothing good after a while

[@francisdec1615]

In Europe it depends on which country you live in. In Sweden it's extremely hard to get opiates, while in Germany it's pretty easy.

[@kellychuang8373]

Really another good idea there.

[@hutch1319]

The problem is that recovery to any dependence is nothing like as easy as you imply. Describing complete withdrawal from any chronic addiction as "challenging" is insultingly understated.

[@Sombody123]

I'm sure they don't want to make it sound too difficult which might discourage addicts from even taking the first step to recovery, even if it's a monumental task.

[@slagrot7819]

It was pretty easy for me. One day mid hit I just had this thought that I hated what it was doing to me and my body, in that very second just being near it started making me sick to my stomach. Haven't touched it or associated with anyone who does since. Been 8 years since, lost two teeth but overall I feel so much better without it in my life.

[@hutch1319]

@@slagrot7819 I'm glad you didn't have too hard a time.

[@stevencalef4550]

@@slagrot7819same man I did it for a lot of years then one day just quit never done any other drugs sense besides smoke a lil weed

[@heathergreer9919]

Ppl that don't do drugs or drink alcohol just can't ever comprehend the literal fight for your life to get off! And alot of times even if you quit, you possibly will get back on because it's hard to not fall back into it. It's not just the drugs it's also the life patterns that goes with it.

[@robertnesta3378]

6 years clean getting pretty close to 7 now don't do drugs kids just smoke weed

[@Wesguus]

And do so everyday

[@MK4kash]

Real af 🍃 better

[@Christian-Ray]

Or just be sober. I was a daily stoner for 9 years and after I quit life got so much better

[@Wesguus]

No

[@Bobbyj134]

Yeah smoking weed everyday makes you six times more likley to develop schizophrenia.

[@blackmatterlives9865]

Eventually, it isnt about the rush anymore, as much as it is knowing you have to sleep it off for a few days. I've known people sleep a whole week. Only getting up for bathroom/ food.

[@snicker576]

Something similar happened when I tried to quit caffeine cold-turkey.... I had to take some vacation days from work. I slept for 20 hours the first day, 18 hours the next day, and 19 hours the following day. Then gave up because the withdrawal was just too painful both physically and mentally

[@adamyoung6293]

@@snicker576 caffeine is a literal joke compared to anything else 😂

[@snicker576]

@@adamyoung6293 No, it isn't. I beat alcohol and adderall addiction, and I'd say it was about 50% as difficult to quit as caffeine, in terms of the pure misery of the withdrawal.

[@N13J]

@@snicker576I feel ya. It’s hard but I did quit smoking and alcohol then caffeinated drinks are next level in terms of difficulty. I need to at least get a coffee or a soda to be able to feel alive during the day.

[@snicker576]

@@N13J I know!! It's crazy. I eventually succeeded, I felt worse than I had ever felt in my life - but then I woke up on day 8 of quitting caffeine and felt AMAZING. I really recommend trying again!

[@nicholassmith6019]

This video will save lives. Thanks to everyone who produced it, great job!

[@neffix6976]

yeah and it will lock away the liberty to do with out body what we think is appropriate and let the law decide that for us

[@MikeMovesPLK]

I was addicted for like 5 years, im 2 months clean, but it is like the closest you can come to not having a soul anymore.

[@TaylorBShobe]

Lost a tooth. Still having trouble experiencing pleasure with the things I used to love the most. 2 years sober I don't feel fully recovered yet

[@klatie256]

God bless you on your journey. You’re doing one of the hardest things any human has ever had to do, and you’re succeeding. That’s amazing.

[@tinylisten-tb8ve]

U got there at least im trying to stop

[@lmfaook.7971]

8 years sober. And I struggle with that as well. But it does get better.

[@jernisharichard5032]

You will get it back, sleep, keep up physical activity, therapy, turning to God you will see better days. Pray and talk with him. Pastor Kevin la Ewing is a great teacher on the spiritual side of things.

[@AnEvolvingApe]

@@jernisharichard5032 Yes, sleep, eat right, exercise, but no one needs a sky daddy to stay committed to healthy living.

[@nattanpires]

Good way to alert the new generation. Great video. Don’t do drugs! 🚫

[@peopleshit5661]

Have another coffee

[@CTP909]

​@@peopleshit5661lol I see what you did there

[@FuelGaming645]

🤓🤓

[@AKJames762]

Except this current generation doesn't have the attention span to watch and take in info from a video longer than a tiktok

[@FuelGaming645]

@@AKJames762 well said

[@danielwoodard4931]

they forgot the part where all of Jake's electronics are hacked , the neighbors talk $hit to him through the wall/air vent , and he goes on 72 hours fapathons

[@goodcookies3780]

😂😭

[@TheArtistOfLove7777]

"72 hour fapathons" 😭😭😭😭😭

[@somedudeinatunnel3102]

Fapathons 🤣🤣 I nearly woke my girlfriend up

[@alexsandroangel]

Fapathonsss 💀

[@doingadlay]

Hahahaha that's crazy. This was my fav part about it but it's not good

[@josephdunbar4218]

I remember being voted employee of the month three times in a row of one of the many jobs I had while I was using. The fourth month is when I started to drop off. Coming In late, getting distracted, "calling out sick"(really just ditching work to go get laid),etc.... definitely wasn't worth it. Ended up losing the job, eventually my home, and no friends except other people that encouraged me to keep using. Enlisted in the army to quit and now I'm best shape of my life. This all happened from 18 to 20 years old by the way 😂

[@Dansthoughts]

I used to love it. I would crush it to a powder and use it at work. I would feel so accomplished. However I ODed at work after I had bought it from a new plug. My blood pressure must have been deadly. My jugular was visibly pulsating. My head felt like it was going to blow. I became disoriented and with full-blown anxiety. After that episode I even quit coffee.

[@mikemiller659]

I'm Glad You are here to tell the tale. I've been dealing with tar h. for 26 yrs. When clean it seems that Time slows down and the day takes For EVER to pass. among other things.

[@456death654]

That is just anxiety. Not od

[@therideneverends1697]

@@456death654 can be both, OD doesent mean death, it means adverse effects from too high a dose

[@456death654]

@@therideneverends1697 I said anxiety, not death.

[@jasonhiebert2032]

😂😂

[@amandageyman8033]

My ex husband used to fall asleep sitting or standing up, then he would suddenly wave his arms around and making odd sounds. So glad i don't have to deal with him anymore. My biggest tip: don't believe your love will change someone, they will change you.

[@GroundZer0Mike]

Someone I know would fall asleep sitting up, make random noises in his sleep, and body jerks. I always thought that was his body fighting to heal him, idk. It's sad man

[@scotsummers5772]

Fact ❤

[@DistrictWitch]

So your husband had some kind of serious medical problem, and you're happy you don't have to deal with that anymore? Seems kinda mad to me?

[@WNYMM]

@@DistrictWitch they clearly announced they didn't love thier partner... that's why she didn't try and help them

[@summertea8609]

Wow so you evidently didn’t take your wedding vowels seriously then. I hope he’s ok and you get help for being a NARCISSIST!!!!

[@TheBEARofHIGHWAY1]

Some of these symptoms Jake is going through sound like me under alcohol. I think I shall quit drinking while I am ahead. I hate being under any substance.

[@leslieg.9213]

Good luck!

[@CTP909]

Yeah, honestly most of the non physical symptoms he mentioned can be applied to all substances of abuse. Good luck in your journey buddy

[@pamelab7235]

Drugs or alcohol, they’re all bad. Keeping them illegal causes problems, making them legal causes another set of problems. Maybe there are just some human problems for which there is no good solution. I don’t think you can use “responsibly” because as this video illustrates, you lose your ability to make rational and responsible decisions. We have to choose which set of problems we want to deal with, I guess.

[@sebastianpert7625]

​@pamelab7235 it's why we just try and sell the lesser of 2 evils with drugs and substances

[@holdupits420]

You won't quit

[@MrBudd0y]

Was hooked on it for decades, 3 years clean off it this coming July. One day at a time

[@PURDY_POISON]

🙏🙏🙏

[@PURDY_POISON]

🙏🙏

[@lisamatic1098]

Thats amazing! What made you stop? I have just ran into my 1st love again from 42 years ago. He's been using for 30 years. He just had a triple bypass after a heart attack. I'm so devastated. Is there anything I can do to help him?

[@MrBudd0y]

@@lisamatic1098 im so sorry to hear about your friend. you can hope all you want but its really up to him and if a triple bypass heart attack episode doesn't scare him to quit, nothing will. it was so easy for me to get, money was never really an issue. i just got sick of it and the lifestyle but it still took decades, a divorce and all my teeth to get there.

[@Nukenukepalestine]

Its so hard to stop, ive been addicted for a year now and I'm so numb and heartless, I can't even cry anymore and have emotions for nobody. It puts you in such a dark place that you feel like the main character and everyone else is just in your way. And the sad part is therapy for addiction doesn't help its just something you have to let run its course and hopefully you survive

[@floresmax5134]

so realz

[@tonyaparrish5678]

I've been off it four and a half years. You can do it friend. ...sending love from one addict to another

[@mikelprescott628]

The fact alone that you acknowledge the way you feel shows that you haven't given-up completely and that you don't like feeling that way. That means you still have a heart and still have hope. If not, you wouldn't regret having such feelings of despair, you would just accept them and not even question such things. It shows that you do still care for others and don't like feeling so selfish, that you must regret being selfish and you aren't blaming your addiction as a scape goat to excuse negative behavior towards others. That's the part of you that is still okay and needs healing. It's brave of you to admit and i really hope you can use that part of you that hurts and feels weak as a source of strength and encouragement to get back to the you who you were before you were using. That's the you who you still are, it's the chemicals altering your perception of reality that are telling you otherwise. When you get clean and piece it all back together, you'll be surprised and amazed just how fast you can have your happiness back. Once people finally stop making excuses and just quit what they're doing that isn't benefiting them, they realize it was just a matter of getting out from under that monkey on their back. Getting sober, one day at a time and seeing the world the way it always was to them when they aren't under the influence. It's like waking up from a bad dream, it goes away and you return back to normal. It just takes one good decision to counter-act the results of a bad decision. I don't just believe that to be true, i know it for a fact. Getting clean happens faster than you think, once you get past the hard part of just doing it, feeling bad for a short period so that you feel better after that instead of co tinuing to do what is making you feel so sick, just to feel a little better for a short while, until it wears off and you feel even worse. I've seen people slip into addiction a lot slower than they came out of it, when they took the right steps to stay away from what was keeping them in that negative cycle. I know i don't know you, but i know you can do it because i know close friends who did, even after i stopped believing in them. It was easy for me to see them struggle and think that my struggle was somehow harder and it was easier for me, so it must be some fault of theirs, this was selfish and thoughless of me. Uet, through all their adversity and against others negative judgement, It's them who decided to never stop believing in themselves and who didn't give-up and it's them who have happy live's that they've dedicated to helping others stay clean. Some of the others who they've helped ened-up being the same who scoffed at them as junkies etc.. and then later became addicts themselves and found out the reality, first-hand, that drug-addicticion affects everyone in our culture in some way or another and can happen to anyone. The rcovering addicts in my life have been some of the most positive infuences I've known and are among the strongest, most disciplined and accomplished individual's I've ever met. They've insipred me to take the initiative to make an effort to work harder, take personal inventory and better myself in any way i can, every day because, if they can, then i have no excuse Sometimes the one's society labels as the worst actually end-up achieving what some say is unattainable and beating their chemical dependencies once-and-for-all. And In doing so, they've affected the most positive change in others, than anyone else in their lives. It's their experiences that i commend and it's them, who in some, however paradoxical way, look-up to and aspire to be more like. So here's to the people like you, the one's who's stories we could all stand to benefit from a little more. I, for one, can truly say that after seeing people who were so far down the rabbit-hole of depression and drug-dependancy come out the other side in one piece and then, go on to do more with their live's than even their naysayers, who never knew the pain of struggling with addiction, did. So athough we don't know each other, i can honestly tell you that i believe in you, even if you feel like you don't or that others may have given up. I've seen those who i mever thought would amount to much, lose it all, yet still never give-up & come back better and stronger from the experience. I've also seen the one's who seemed like they had it all, fall even harder than those who they looked-down upon.. So i decided to try not to cast judgement upon others in difficult cicumstances and to never count anyone out! Sorry if i got on my soapbox.. not trying to proselytize to anyone here.. I've just been in a place in my past, in which i could relate to your sentiments and I'm glad to say that i didn't lose hope and I'm glad I'm still here today to say that I'm happier and my old problems that seemed so pressing and final, seem trivial in retrospect. So when i feel that the future is daunting now, i try to keep that in mind and tell myself, that hopefully, in good time, today's problems, will be tomorrows distant memories, as well. I sincerely hope that, you too, are able to look back at your comment one day and be glad that you no longer feel that way. May you surround yourself with a positive circle of influence and triumph in avoiding the negative. From my experience the negative infuences will always be there, it's avoiding them that becomes a daily practice, and ultimately, something to relfect on at the end of each day as another triumph, little victories on your path to better things. If you have to be like a frog, leaping from one lilypad to another, then keep moving, away from the bad juju! They say, you can't run from your problems but if you recognize a problem and avoid it, then it's as good of a way to deal with it as any other. So if you have to change your surroundings completely, in order to get a fresh perspective, then maybe it's worth a venture.. You already know which elements to avoid, should they present themselves elsewhere. Solitude isn't so bad, in a world gone mad my friend... I wish you all the best and hope your poison runs-it's-course sooner than later! I think, once it does, things will start to get better almost immediately, mark my word..

[@f.rodriguez8852]

I agree it’s hard to stop using. Your mind and body is stronger than you think. Detox your body first to clear out the drug still lingering in your body. Second your mind tries to convince you need the drug. No you don’t need the drug. Seek therapy figure out why you used in the first place. Stop hanging out with users and stop cruising the internet. The side effects left my body in stages two weeks, 3 months, 6 months after 1 year you are free like a bird.

[@jayripp84]

Should've never tried it in the first place.That's why I stick to weed baby😂

[@frankiefromky]

I've seen ppl literally go from He-Man "I HAVE the Power!!" to Skeletor in the matter of weeks... bad stuff.

[@miguelrobb5719]

And that’s why I only stick to low level amounts of alcohol 🍷. I don’t mess with those other stuff

[@MelissaMiller-wh1ir]

@@miguelrobb5719 Alcohol is freaking terrible for you.

[@miguelrobb5719]

@@MelissaMiller-wh1ir alcohol ain’t bad. It’s too much alcohol that will be a problem

[@2judaspriest]

also its not a group 1 carcinogen like alcohol

[@raato8235]

I accidentally read "math" before opening the video and this picture of that emaciated guy didn't confuse me at all

[@Forrest1989]

Math, never even once.

[@jasonhiebert2032]

Math?😂😂😂😂

[@earley4541]

The calm down is the worst feeling that’s the part of the high that I dreaded but the addiction always kept me coming back, long story short the addiction lasted 5 straight years, luckily I was able to walk away from this addiction over 15 years ago and never touched it since, strangely enough I still have dreams about it and remembering the highs occasionally has tempted me to go back but thank God I haven’t relapsed.

[@Skvffed]

Never go back.

[@StarBoy_888]

Say no to drugs kids

[@JoAuJan]

Being a picky eater stops me from drugs, most drugs set off at least 5 reasons for not eating drugs, other than drugs are bad.

[@Bee-hf3fc]

Yeah, follow DARE. Drugs Are Really Excellent.

[@EclipseSovereign]

no to drugs but yes to the guy with candy in a white van

[@CTP909]

Except the ones the doctor gives you

[@SirsasthNigam.]

watch- The Worst Drug Ever (feat. Kumail Nanjiani) - Key & Peele Its better than PSA or whatever

[@solomonhood8392]

This is so painfully similar to my adderall addiction, I wish I had never been prescribed

[@LeeMuayThai]

You can beat the addiction!! Best of luck, please get healthy

[@dylanburkardt1113]

Same man

[@VespasianJudea]

Just stop. Would you rather be ADHD or an amphetamine addict?

[@teletek1776]

@@VespasianJudea”just stop” yeah okay man it’s just that simple

[@hasanabbas4442]

​@@teletek1776if it would be as simple as "just stop" everyone should have stopped by now...

[@GiveMeYoSammich]

I work as a guard at a hospital, can confirm this is how a lot of them be when they come through

[@GlypticYT]

"TIGHT TIGHT"

[@FingerTightRC]

“Whoo yea man lookat that”

[@Christian-ez3ng]

😂😂

[@NIGHTMARE-wt1pw]

Blue,yellow,pink whatever man..just keep bringing me that -Tuco

[@MrMimj]

if losing teeth doesnt stop you doing any drug then youre in for alot of trouble...

[@baileyharris2251]

Lol if you just brush your teeth and drink plenty of water like you normally would, you could do drugs for years (although is advise against doing so for obvious reasons) and have perfectly normal healthy teeth

[@1312Mork2]

This video was very accurate. I can unfortunately speak out of experience of this exact thing. Now 2 years+ sober, thank god Im alive every day. I should not be.

[@TikeWates]

Unfortunately yes you are alive

[@1312Mork2]

@@TikeWates charming

[@nothinginsink]

Im in rehab right now for it. 70 days clean.

[@Forrest1989]

2 months later, how are things going?

[@nothinginsink]

@Forrest1989 well unfortunately I relapsed and just got back into a program. So now 5 days. Still trying.

[@lizzi7128]

​​@@nothinginsink progress not perfection. Congratulations and keep going!!! You got this!

[@nothinginsink]

@@lizzi7128 thank you. Taking it a day at a time. Hope you're well.

[@lizzi7128]

@@nothinginsink they say an hour at a time, a minute at a time, a second at a time, sometimes too. Whatever it takes. I'm ok. My partner is currently in active addiction, again, and that's a struggle but yeh. We keep on keeping on :)

[@neal99]

I'm a recovered addict myself been clean 17 years I use my past experience to help other addicts recover and teach them how to live life by creating natural dopamine through exercise, meditation, and breathing techniques

[@BRXTHER-X]

Been Sober almost 5 years now, I am so greatfull that praying to Jesus Christ of Nazareth changed my degrading/ deteriorating pathetic existence into an upward and steady happy & healthy/ fully functioning member of society. This was tough to quit at first, and it takes humility and faith knowing I can’t ever sober up without my Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ of Nazareth. I pray this reaches open ears and a willing heart. Blessings onto you loved one!

[@matthewmurray1857]

The reason u pick at ur skin is because of the increase of norepinephrine which makes u hyper focused so u just wanna pick at ur skin I used to take hella adderall(meths little brother) and I once picked at my arm and face acne for 4 solid hours for no reason I also stayed up for 4 days during that time I’ll be 2 years sober on my birthday in June

[@stolog-fu3cb]

I’ve been sober for 9 months, I just got out of prison Tuesday for failing drug tests on probation. Currently I am 6’4 and 185 lbs, when I got arrested I was only 150 lbs.

[@biggeg4437]

I'm literally watching this on my PC, sweating, drinking coffee, and doing everything I can to stay active because I have a job to do, lol. I've blocked all contact with my smoking partners.

[@therideneverends1697]

you got this

[@Stg9900]

Congrats friend keep it pushin

[@cherrybubly1774]

Dang I was really thinking about tryin Meths but you've changed my mind!

[@Gabingus69]

Nice

[@kosiski]

Nice

[@dxpeikon9690]

Nice

[@johnnycade.switchblade]

Nice

[@djangosouthwest6043]

Nice

[@capo_di_capi]

I lost my sister after her battling a 20 year addiction, it was spiked with fentanyl, she was found with the needle still in her arm. I do not understand why, lately suppliers do not care if users die.

[@dead2802]

Depop. Could tell u but non discl. agrmts. gvmt strict on those!😊

[@user-xz2kc4xf1b]

I've been using for months. I also used about 80 grams of Kratom a day. Yesterday I went without. I stopped the Kratom a week and a half ago.. today is rough.. no nicotine no weed. And I suffer from betrayal trauma and ptsd.

[@just_icethereal]

What’s the latest?! I’m on day 7 no suboxone, nicotine, caffeine! Just want to be healthy

[@edwardgrand5653]

Its been 9 years. Iam out still fu/kedd upp... But alive .. With multiple personality

[@stevek343]

Hahaha 😆

[@nietcheyenne]

Please think of your health.

[@JeffMTX]

Bummer man. Be faithful, every day is a new one

[@ItsSorata]

Take care of your health. Ideally set out a dedicated schedule. Try to sleep and wake up at set schedules, eat 3 as balanced meals a day, drink water, exercise and repeat. Every. Single. day. Eventually your schedule will become your habit and you’ll adapt to reality. Gotta be consistent tho.

[@J.HayleyHighway]

Wow. I'm praying harder for all dealing with addiction. Get better. We're waiting for you.

[@JasmineReindhart]

I know this isn’t an opioid drug but I recently quit nicotine a month ago and I quit weed 2 weeks ago and I feel so much better. I second your statement… sober living is so much better.

[@novasludge3484]

Praying does nothing 😂 don't be brainwashed

[@VespasianJudea]

@@JasmineReindhart That’s still a stimulant and works in a similar way that amphetamines do. Same with caffeine.

[@LexSteele-bo5qi]

Prayer= acting like you care by doing absolutely nothing.

[@jordancastillo2206]

my brother didnt make it. please get help if you can. we miss him everyday

[@AllisonCorona-nv7ov]

My brother didn't make it either. He hung himself when he was 28. His daughter was born nine months later; he never even knew about her 😥😢‼️

[@dorismahoney1440]

Sorry for your loss.

[@AllisonCorona-nv7ov]

@@dorismahoney1440 Thank you.

[@Shroomerite98]

True, the body gets underweight and becomes extremely malnourished from self neglect and eventually you get all dried up from the inside out. Happened to me, luckily never lost any teeth though

[@user-me6ww2ws5c]

You can say the same thing about caffeine, nicotine, work, power, hunting, etc. Anything a person takes to the extreme. My aunt is one of the single most wealthy women in the state that she lives in and she works everyday. She never sleeps she never eats she hasn't weighed over a hundred pounds in many years. Of course she has the money to pay for or buy anything but on the other hand she doesn't clean her house she doesn't wash her clothes but because she pays taxes and working isn't illegal no one ever says she has an addiction.

[@turtle123a3]

She’ll crash.

[@Mr.Suicidal]

I'm 2+ years clean. The info about the skin sores and infection really hit hard. A girl I met who was struggling bad, picked at her chest until there was a big open wound. I suggested she go to the hospital but I never thought in 2 weeks she would die from that wound infection.

[@BrendanBrick]

IN INSTAGRAM

[@dylanburkardt1113]

The first 5 minutes 100% sounds like my relationship with adderall. Man it can be tough but it helping me be more social helps so much with dating

[@just_icethereal]

Glad it seems like that right now and I hope it doesn’t catch up with you. Addy destroyed my best relationships. But I feel you everyone has their phases and has to do their experimenting just try to cut it if it starts looking bad

[@180MrMac]

Don't be like Jake.

[@emersons6896]

But I want to be confident and social

[@Wavypisces-lz3he]

@@emersons6896😂😂😂oh my …say NO to drugs

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@emersons6896 You can be confident and social without drugs, I am.

[@DblTap317]

I tried it once it felt like it would NEVER end. I was higher than id ever been for 11 hours. I snorted it, a single, a single line. I didnt feel much for the first 2 hours. Then i puked and it was on popping after that. It was horrible laying in bed trying to sleep until the sun hit my eyes. How people can just go through any meaningful quantity is beyond me. Never again.

[@derwingt3785]

If only I wasn’t on drugs while watching drugs

[@HelloStreetCatshower]

Don’t do drugs kids

[@Jacobytru]

I so happy he reached out to get help. I got emotional when he confided in his family and they supported him towards the end.

[@joez3706]

You do know this is fictional right?

[@Jacobytru]

@@joez3706 yes I know. Okay your point is? I sympathized with the fictional character.

[@joez3706]

@@Jacobytru 🙄

[@23ADJ93]

I appreciate how the recovery process was detailed

[@GTMSGAMES]

Now do one on what it does to people with adhd and how they force us to take it when we are kids to "make us good"

[@liamhall3260]

I'll definitely be here for that!

[@brittislove]

Medicine may cause side effects, but if side effects show up, then it must be the user. Mmhmm. Professional medical rarely ever blame the drugs

[@williammcadoo8685]

Cuz, It's Actually, Good. And It's Helped a Guy Like me With ADHD. Maybe stop making wide generalizations , Next Time Bud.

[@cameron858]

@@williammcadoo8685 if it did, you wouldn’t Talk Like This.

[@letstalktech8894]

@@williammcadoo8685 Amen 🙏🏼

[@dave23024]

That's scary stuff. I couldn't even quit smoking cigarettes for 14 years! It's hard to imagine something more addictive than that... 😬

[@howelln13]

Can you do one on alcohol please.

[@JustSmile12223]

the worst drug of all

[@eurphorickitty_xo]

@@JustSmile12223yeah because it's a legal one too

[@Zindo.Majesty.HisMajesty]

Never tried it because I was scared I’d like it.

[@dwilson6769]

Stay afraid. Pain meds are great when in pain. But the problem is they kick people are of the hospital on the opiates instead of admitting them for a while. If someone needs opiates for more than 72 hours for pain it's time to find out why.

[@VespasianJudea]

@@dwilson6769 Amphetamines are nothing like opioids. Go play runescape and stay in your lane.

[@Nicko42069]

That's what I always tell people who haven't tried it, don't cause you'll love it. I respect your statement so much. That's what i never realised when i was 17, you can't erase the memory from your mind of how good it is, hence the reason you go back to it. You're better off not opening that door in to your life in the first place

[@Nicko42069]

​@dwilson6769 and yeah, pain meds are nothing like ice

[@dwilson6769]

@@Nicko42069 addiction. Doesn't care how it gets you. This is not a competition.

[@99centfacts82]

This happened to my mother. She started using at 45 and by 49 she had heart failure so bad they couldn’t do any surgery. Her EF was 19 when it was diagnosed and 13 a week before she died. She died at 51. This happened a month ago. I’m 25 years old. My kids will never have a grandmother and I won’t have my mother at my wedding. This drug robbed me and younger sister of so many life experiences. It doesn’t just affect you. It affects everyone. Don’t think it won’t happen to you. It WILL happen to you.

[@KurdtMk2]

Jake is lucky. Not everyone meets such a good end...

[@josmclove4426]

Indeed

[@manavnaik6859]

I’ve been on adderall for years and this kinda lines up with the story of my life

[@MlkOfTheS1ren]

Oh

[@mac11daddy6]

I used Adderall for YEARS but I don’t blame the drug. You’re in control. Been clean 15 years but I still think about it to this day

[@ChefBrokeardee1]

I had a friend who was a veteran with severe ptsd who I used to know for 10 years. Around the eighth year of knowing him, he started acting really weird. Glad this video helped me connect the dots

[@71avalon36]

Thank goodness I've never done drugs. 😀

[@Mike_HuntizWet]

Lucky

[@ehidfk]

that’s great!

[@aidenfielding1348]

We all do drugs

[@MVPMTKING]

Caffienes a drug, so redbull, coffee, tean count, but yeah stay away from the hard stuff Its garbage.

[@kjthomas4553]

Good drugs will runnied yo life

[@christopherwestbrook3534]

I see no mention of stealing your friends tv or illicit person to person activities for cash....

[@dustinwheelerq]

Did it for like 7 yrs and that was enough for me, craziest time of my life.

[@raidenmk4473]

Hugs not Drugs