Amenity tip wine!

[SilentBOb]

That is some personal story there mate, well played for getting and staying clean. You should be truly proud of yourself!

[Edamski]

Great story mate and not that you need me to tell you but well done [emoji4]

[JoeyGunz]

Slight Misnomer there butters, while LSD technically can absorb into the skin..... The Bioavailability would be tiny... Now if you had a cut or wiped it on your mucus glands or inside your mouth or eyes.... Your getting fucked up.

never waste your time watching South West 9

Tommy, life's a journey my brother, glad you're happy!

[SmokeyDave]

Wow, what a story, I'm so happy you came out the right side and the sun is shining

[Budgie Smuggler]

Kudos Tommy


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[Rob Royston]

The things we do in the past make us who we are today.
Don't have any regrets.

[tommy]

The irony of where this thread went and what it's titled just but me, a recovering addict taking wine from the dump! Tickled me.

[SmokeyDave]

The irony of where this thread went and what it's titled just but me, a recovering addict taking wine from the dump! Tickled me.

Change your name to Stig

[tommy]

Stig lol

[ValeTudoGuy]

Jez, I honestly don't mind talking about it as I feel no shame anymore. My drug of choice after a few years of partying with recreational drugs became heroine, later when that became a full time job of keeping myself from withdrawal I also used freebase and prescription meds such a Valium and Rohypnol to achieve some kind of buzz (yes I roofied myself!). I tried over a period of 15 years to kick it by going to detox clinics etc. I managed to complete these but always fell off the wagon shortly after. In the end it was my Wife Silvia who gave me the support and belief in myself that allowed me to stay clean for a few days at first then a few weeks. I don't subscribe to the AA/NA ethos but they have one thing right, one day at a time. Clich?? Yes but it's the truth. It's now been 7 years since I last used and I now rarely think of it at all. Ultimately the only way to kick it is if the user is truly ready to make a very difficult and scary change to their life.
All that because of a split second decision to try a very taboo drug. If you believe such things there is a parallel version of myself that never made that bad choice but consider this, if I had never done those things would I still be using recreational drugs and partying? On a twisted level the whole experience made me appreciate the things I have more than ever and gave me the confidence to start my little company.
So good came of bad, pretty heavy stuff though right!

Life is just a journey and all the things we go through just make us the person we are.... You have the right attitude.... We shouldn't be ashamed of things, we should accept them and learn from them.

[ValeTudoGuy]

The irony of where this thread went and what it's titled just but me, a recovering addict taking wine from the dump! Tickled me.

When you say it like that.

[Tucky]

Show me a man who says he's never made a mistake and I'll show you a liar. Looking forward to meeting you tommy, sounds like you can tell a tale or to.

[EdBlackadder]

Tommy just to chime in and say that is one hell of an achievement, kudos.

Now decide whether I'm talking about the wine or not!

[tommy]

Very nice comments guys, thanks.