Thank you for the comments! I've been away for a while working on big things, but I've got a pilot video coming out for a new series in the next week. More info to come. But thank you and I hope these videos have been of some help!
I became an addict opioid addiction back when they shoved it down everyone’s throat. Then it became another drug so I could get out of bed to be the go getter I was I am. I never took the responsibility of learning what pills I was taking. I didn’t realize that it makes your brain quit producing the seritones it’s needs. I got hurt and lost a kidney and had a few surgeries. I lost my self. Everyone around me thinks I look normal. But the pain I have is overwhelming. My husbands way of coping with taking is fighting and physical. And we had a fight that destroyed my lower back. I can’t keep teelling him it’s his fault bc it’s. Not. Then this last year the stress I took on was the strangest most meanest dishonest people I ever met. It took such an overwhelming toll. I didn’t want to complain. Bc my husband works so hard for me. How can I complain when I’m laying here just trying to heal from 4 years of health. But this I didn’t realize what it was going to trigger. We went through so much5 years ago Amd we all had problems and he’s the only one that would t talk or ever think he has an issue and we all do. So he does not understand bc I don’t have anyone but him to turn to He has people in his ear just downing me. But i am sick now
I'm so sorry to hear about what a hard time you're having. I've been so busy that I haven't been on this channel much for a while, but am working on some new projects and just saw your comment. A lot of things fall apart during active addiction; communication, relationships, and mental health foremost. I hope things get better for you; reaching out to a qualified mental health professional and starting outpatient treatment for addiction could be a great start, but only if that's what you want to do. If I can help with advice or support in any way I will be happy to; feel free to reply to this comment, or message me privately. I wish you all the recovery and support in the world.
Surprised you don’t get more views. This is very helpful content.
Thank you for the comments! I've been away for a while working on big things, but I've got a pilot video coming out for a new series in the next week. More info to come. But thank you and I hope these videos have been of some help!
You have such a friendly and supportive style to your videos. Great work.
I am a new subscriber from Western Maine.
Thank you for making this ❤
Thank you so much!
I am a substance abuse counselor. I hope all is well. Please respond if you have new content. I have found your videos very helpful to others.
I became an addict opioid addiction back when they shoved it down everyone’s throat. Then it became another drug so I could get out of bed to be the go getter I was I am. I never took the responsibility of learning what pills I was taking. I didn’t realize that it makes your brain quit producing the seritones it’s needs. I got hurt and lost a kidney and had a few surgeries. I lost my self. Everyone around me thinks I look normal. But the pain I have is overwhelming. My husbands way of coping with taking is fighting and physical. And we had a fight that destroyed my lower back. I can’t keep teelling him it’s his fault bc it’s. Not. Then this last year the stress I took on was the strangest most meanest dishonest people I ever met. It took such an overwhelming toll. I didn’t want to complain. Bc my husband works so hard for me. How can I complain when I’m laying here just trying to heal from 4 years of health. But this I didn’t realize what it was going to trigger. We went through so much5 years ago Amd we all had problems and he’s the only one that would t talk or ever think he has an issue and we all do. So he does not understand bc I don’t have anyone but him to turn to He has people in his ear just downing me. But i am sick now
I'm so sorry to hear about what a hard time you're having. I've been so busy that I haven't been on this channel much for a while, but am working on some new projects and just saw your comment. A lot of things fall apart during active addiction; communication, relationships, and mental health foremost. I hope things get better for you; reaching out to a qualified mental health professional and starting outpatient treatment for addiction could be a great start, but only if that's what you want to do. If I can help with advice or support in any way I will be happy to; feel free to reply to this comment, or message me privately. I wish you all the recovery and support in the world.
Where are our bodies? Lol