Cocaine made me GAIN weight Posted: 04-17-08 03:30am
For those of you considering trying
cocaine for weight-loss purposes, I can
tell you that not only is it a bad idea
for the obvious reasons, but it can
actually make you GAIN weight!
I gained while using because I was so
hungry from deprivation and depressed on
the day following a binge. Also, regular
use of cocaine can lead to loss of
motivation, which doesn't help!
After I quit snorting, I kept gaining
weight, 75 pounds total. I managed to lose
40 of them, but have been struggling for
over a year now to lose the remaining
35...
There are safer, healthier ways to lose
weight. And yes, if you REALLY want to
slim down, you CAN do it without drugs and
be proud of what you'll have accomplished.
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Beline
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Posted: 04-17-08 07:07am
You should be proud of the fact that you
kicked the habit. Hang in there. You had a
setback, but you CAN overcome it again.
As for the weight loss: I lost 88 lbs
myself, and I know how hard it is to do
it. And, yes, I am proud of myself. lol
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CarolDiane
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Good for you! Posted: 04-18-08 10:14am
That stuff will not only do you harm but,
wipe half your savings and your mind away.
My son had over a thousand dollar a week
habit for about two years. Kicked it
himself. Now try and get fit and back to
reality.
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