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+ 11 THE RECOVERY LOUNGE!....N/A, A/A, C/A, or any other Anonymous drug program!

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Welcome to the recovery lounge, this is safe place where eroid members can talk about recovery, steroids and recovery, or any other topic! There seems to be many of us here on eroids, there will surely be different fellowships in here and they are all welcome! Other eroid brothers are welcome to come and join the lounge if they would like, its open to the public!

Johnny Bravo's picture

Worst part is when ppl overdose on it everyone says “damn that must be some good shit” and then they all drop like flies. I died twice last year getting hit from it. All it takes is one bad bag and it’s lights out. I lost 7 ppl in 2015: 8 including me if u count that other time I died and they brought me back. Glad to see another person made it out. Keep up the good work

Johnny Bravo's picture

For sure. The “cure” “declines outside funding and contribution, relying solely on its members”. Had to paraphrase a lil bit there but u get the idea lol. Some places actually offer treatment as a replacement to jail time but it’s always to shitty places that r state run or r in it for the money. But on the same token it floods the good treatment centers with ppl who don’t want it and just want to avoid jail. The whole thing is screwed up but it’s something bigger than me that I can’t control. Just gotta hope something eventually clicks before it’s too late.

Johnny Bravo's picture

Accepted

AUTO51's picture

Welcome to anybody new. I'm still checking this thread regularly. Love you guys. I don't know about living my dreams, life is challenging today. Lifting light 5Xwk, not enough cardio= less than 10minutes of cardio like 3X week. Coming back to fitness. Thanks.

AUTO51's picture

Dreams are overrated!

JARHEAD2's picture

Dreams are overrated, but goals are not! Keep your head up & keep the fight bro!!

Roid Noid's picture

you guys must need to turn down your dream rating machine....

JARHEAD2's picture

Lol... a dream is just a dream unless efforts are added to it & then it becomes a goal.

Roid Noid's picture

point taken

JARHEAD2's picture

Thank you for being you & the efforts you make here bro!

Roid Noid's picture

dont count them out. dreams happen with hard work...

Roid Noid's picture

Sweet, we are back in the off topic section....

Whats going on brothers? How many of yous is living the dream?

shredski's picture

Right here brotha. Oct 20, 2009

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Roid Noid's picture

when groups got made years ago I noticed that rarely do people post in them.

shredski's picture

Well all you need is two addicts to have aeeting so aslong as one person keeps the door open it will hopefully keep the ball rolling

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Roid Noid's picture

groups is dead. always has been. whoever thought it was a good idea to move the thread over here killed it.

JARHEAD2's picture

Just ask BFG to move it back man

Pale's picture

Wasn't me

JARHEAD2's picture

BFG’s

Johnny Bravo's picture

Just got 9 months the other day for the first time (weekends and holidays included)

JARHEAD2's picture

Sweet!! Great job bro!!!

shredski's picture

This is awesome. I'm shredski, I am an addict 8 years clean from opiates oct 20, 2009

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JARHEAD2's picture

Congratulations brother!!!

JARHEAD2's picture

Here it is....This will be a private group so that the discussions are not open to the public. Perhaps this will open a door of opportunity for you to feel more comfortable posting honest discussions.

https://www.eroids.com/og/the-recovery-lounge-group

biglinz77's picture

awesome to see this here. god willing i will celebrate 9 mos. on the 24th. work an unconventional program. fitness is a huge part of my sobriety. it's weird seeing how much my health can flip in the span of a year. congrats to all.

monkeywrench66's picture

I'll have 10 years clean this March 8th. Now I'm wanting to put down the cigarettes but its proving more difficult Than any drugs I've taken. I tend to smoke ALOT at work. Work for the gas/oil industry. Graveyard shift. It gets stressful and I started smoking them back to back to back. Any suggestions fellas?

Roid Noid's picture

For me I know that I work well when I am being a leader of some kind. SO when my wife said she was going to quit for like a month straight I finally said here let me show you how. I had some motivation to stop yet I didnt want to.

Its been about 7 years now. quitting smoking really wasn't the hard part. The hard part was quitting the fkn routines! The habit of putting that thing in your mouth. Going outside to chat and smoke after a meal, sex, coffee, or just for plain boredom. Thats the part that was hard to get past. I couldnt believe how addicted I was to that part! Me and the wife would go out on the front porch and smoke, drink coffee, watch the hummingbirds in the morning, and read our just for today book.

About 5 days went by of me not going outside with her before she finally noticed I hadnt smoked since saying I would quit.

SO first thing I would say is start looking at your daily smoking ROUTINE, then figure out what you could be doing instead of that. Bring some tooth paste and tooth brush, little hard candies like lemon drops, blowpops(no homo), and gum. The real trick for me was having something to do with my hands too, so suckers work good. When you want to smoke go brush your teeth. shit you not after brushing your teeth ten times a day youll get tired of thinking about smoking. lol

DOnt go hang out with everybody smoking if you can avoid it.

Throw your cigerattes away and leave your money at home.

Bet someone else you can go without smoking longer than them. Motovation/healthy competition is good.

monkeywrench66's picture

I've set a date of February 24th. I'm going to buy a 5 lb bag of bio pops (NO HOMO) or may e those little Dum Dum suckers you get at the doctors office. My wife says she is going to quit with me. I hate to say it but the woman has ZERO will power. Maybe like you suggest, me being a "leader" for her will help us both. Shit, just thinking of the money I'll save is exciting to think about. I have to buy both of ours everyday. Me 2 packs and her 1. That's roughly $18 per day, $127/week. That's $540 every fucking month! That could be a new car note or more towards the mortgage on a bigger home. Or even save all that money and take the wife and kiddo on an an awesome weeks vacation somewhere.

Roid Noid's picture

Sweeeet bro, so you got 11 days off cigs?

Jayzgainz's picture

Awesome! You can do it. Once your past the first couple days it should get easier. Do your beat to stay busy. And yea, check that app out. It's crazy watching the money you save pile up. I wish I put the 9.50 I spent a day on a pack in a jar. Im up to 11 mo 12 days 5hrs and have saved $3,230 fuck thats a lot of money that I would have blown. Good luck!!

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AUTO51's picture

Ten years ago I quit smoking tobacco June 2007, after like 30+years, i know i'm old(15yo+30=45yo + ten clean = 55yo dam) It was the most painful three days of my life, and I've buried two lovers. Quitting is soooooo worth the efforts. Withdraw hurt so bad, I remember so clearly that I have never picked up another. I didn't use candy or gum. I filled a coffee can with butts for awhile before my designated quit day. When i wanted one I opened and smelled the contents. Didn't take long before I didn't need to open the can to get grossed out. I had 3 days of a clear schedule to get through worst withdraw. I kept busy, but no work, no family commitments. I slept a lot too Good Luck~! Keep doing!

monkeywrench66's picture

Damn, that's a hardcore plan. I have to try something. This may just be my answer brother. Thanks!

Jayzgainz's picture

I quit almost a year ago. I spend a lot of time driving so that was the worst for me. When I finally said fuck it I need to do this, I wore a patch for 3 or 4 days. Chewed nicotine gum every time I felt it was needed but the biggest help was having an old coffee can on the passengers seat filled with lollipops, hard candy, gum, etc...For days I constantly had a pop in my mouth. But slowly I got through the worst of it. Your right. Its definitely one of the hardest things to do. I also ran an app called Smoke Free. Which tracks how much time you havent smoked and how much money youve saved since you quit. Good luck man, you can do it!

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monkeywrench66's picture

Thats some great ideas. Im going to buy a bag of dum dums as soon as I get off and I definitely have to find that app. I figured it up and me smoking 2 packs a day plus the wife's 1 pack, I was roughly spending $450 a month on those fucking things! Its time. That morning eyes could go to so much more.

JARHEAD2's picture

This is an awesome post & lounge.... I wonder if it would be beneficial to have an actual “recovery group?” Some of the personal posts could be hidden that way & maybe people could open up more.
What do y’all think? I’m sure Roid Noid wouldn’t mind making one & I would help anyway possible!

felony's picture

I like the idea. Count me in.

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JARHEAD2's picture

Awesome bro!!

ECinfidel's picture

Great idea! Theres alot of us out there in the fitness community that, let's be honest, owe our lives to the gym and the catalyst it can be for recovery, that would love a spot to open a vein regarding our struggles, past and present.

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Roid Noid's picture

have at it, im not on here much anymore.

rawmustard's picture

Just wanted to poke my head in and let you all know that today I can say I celebrate 2 years clean!!

It’s been a long rough road and I’m still learning about myself and struggle with different defects of character that I have but everyday is an opportunity to be a better person than I was yesterday. I wake up clean and go to bed clean and pray I continue to do so.

I’m very grateful that this thread is on here and am able to speak about my issues with other people who do what we do. Thanks to each and every one of you.