#Meth Detox

[agapebhc]

At Agape Behavioral Healthcare, we believe in a love that’s universal and unconditional. We are passionate about providing an opportunity for authentic transformation to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.

Since 2016, our mission has remained the same: to be a guiding light on the path to recovery and wellness for those struggling with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

We provide the most advanced facilities available so that our patients have access to the best possible chance of achieving long-term recovery. Our drug rehab program in Florida has been carefully crafted by our world-class team of addiction specialists so that individuals have all the resources they need to make significant progress in their journey towards healing.

Above all else, we are dedicated to ensuring that everyone who comes through our doors is shown compassion and care as they begin their journey of recovery. By constantly setting new standards for exceptional patient care, Agape Behavioral Healthcare seeks to truly make a difference in each individual’s life.

[agapebehavioralhealthcare]

Website: https://agapebhc.com/

Address: 1164 E Oakland Park Blvd, Ste 301, Oakland Park, FL 33334

Phone: +1 888-981-9107

At Agape Behavioral Healthcare, we believe in a love that’s universal and unconditional. We are passionate about providing an opportunity for authentic transformation to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.

Since 2016, our mission has remained the same: to be a guiding light on the path to recovery and wellness for those struggling with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

We provide the most advanced facilities available so that our patients have access to the best possible chance of achieving long-term recovery. Our drug rehab program in Florida has been carefully crafted by our world-class team of addiction specialists so that individuals have all the resources they need to make significant progress in their journey towards healing.

Above all else, we are dedicated to ensuring that everyone who comes through our doors is shown compassion and care as they begin their journey of recovery. By constantly setting new standards for exceptional patient care, Agape Behavioral Healthcare seeks to truly make a difference in each individual’s life.

Business Email: admissions@agapebhc.com

[agapedetoxcenterfl]

Website : https://agapedetoxcenter.com

Address : 750 E Prima Vista Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952

Phone : +1 855-948-2936

An inpatient drug and alcohol detox center with on site doctors to help make the detox process as easy and safe as possible. Our treatment center leverages all of the most trusted and effective therapies and treatment modalities by offering around-the-clock support in our drug detox program.

[jerryweed4]

[lostxinxmemories]

Po co mam żyć, robić detoks i się męczyć, skoro chciałam zrobić to dla kogoś, a teraz już chyba nie będę mieć...

To dało mi szansę i wspólną motywację do zaprzestania, jaki teraz jest w tym sens? Sama nie dam też rady...

[benicebefunny]

In other "not understanding White America" news, I just saw a fanfic where a character coming down from meth (that he was just about to snort!) had nausea and the shakes.

Meth and heroin are different, guys. And I don't appreciate you flattening my proud culture!

[maretriarch]

starting to think this closing in on 80 hour dirty water fast w only monster was a Bad Idea, for some reason.

[esoteric-altruism]

and i thought last years birthday was bad

[healthylivingresidentialca]

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[no-one-important-in-this-world]

Choć skleimy znów dila, diler mi w kółko nawija

A ja już nie chcę nie mogę ,wtedy on zwija i kruszy

I zaczyna mi mówić nie daj sie prosić i daj się skusić

[lifeofanaddict]

what is the worst part of addiction for you? How long have you been stuck in its grips?

[bingusmybelove]

Maybe I didn’t need to be mature maybe I just needed to be a kid

[shallowrambles]

I'm stronger than you, because I'm willing to do harder drugs than you is a reading that is there

[confused-rat]

Lily and her fans can literally not read. She posted a screenshot of what Courtney said happened and Courtney says she was 23 at the time.

Courtney also says they was attacked first, was detoxicing from their prescriptions because they were realesed from a 72 hour suicidal hold to early and without proper meds, and that because the woman was on meth she might have miscarried from that not the fight.

Yet lily and co. are like "she murdered a person". Like that's not what the screenshot lily posted even said. Plus the fact that lily is always on everyone's case for making unfounded accusations against her and only the law really counts. Well, to my knowledge Courtney was not arrested for murder or rape so what right, by her own logic, does lily have to claim Courtney did those things?

Lily’s also a strong advocate for violence for violence. She tells children to fight back against their bullies, for heroes to kill their villains, brags herself about the multiple times she’s put hands on her own family — but why is this instance suddenly different?

Courtney says it was self defense, clearly the law supports this claim as you said, as he’s not imprisoned, but Lily and her fans want to cry murder now?

They’re all the biggest fucking hypocrites.

[galaxywarp]

Mannn I almost didn’t think I was gonna make it here. I wanted to relapse so so bad a few weeks ago. I was gritting my teeth and pulling my hair again. I was making justifications again. I was wanting to watch videos of other people smoking meth again. I was yelling at myself in the shower about it again.

But I didn’t relapse. I surprised myself, and I didn’t relapse. The cravings are quieter now again, and I made it to this milestone.

I’m starting to really realize how much strength it takes to not give up. I always took for granted the fact that I kept going. I kept trying. I tried to get clean, I relapsed, I tried again. I relapsed. And I relapsed. And I relapsed and I relapsed and I relapsed. For years.

But slowly I could hold on for longer. A week. Then two weeks. A month. Maybe two months. I had two months a lot. Then I would relapse again.

But now I’ve got 8 months. 250 days. It took so many tries that I lost count. Rehab. Inpatient treatment. Outpatient treatment. Medically assisted detox. Cold turkey attempts to simply survive the pain of withdrawal. Therapy. Doctors. Psychiatrists.

I haven’t been clean for this long since I was 20 years old and even though I don’t like to admit it, I got here by fighting like hell. I fought like absolute hell to be where I am today and the reason not many people made it here with me is because it’s fucking hard. It’s brutal. It’s easier to go insane. It’s easier to vanish. It’s easier to die. This has been hell. This has been agony.

But I won’t give up. Thats my thing. I keep going. Despite everything, I keep going.

I’m lucky. I’m strong. It takes heart to be 8 months clean. And god damn it. I’m proud.

[toycarousel]

Hiiiiiii! I don't know how to title this, so I'm just going to get into it. I know I've talked about going through University and how that's kept me from doing any voice work for the past couple years (and that's true, but I mean... I've been in University for a long time now, and I wanted to get into the reasons for that).

I've mentioned this before on this account, but I've been struggling with borderline personality disorder (BPD), social phobia, PTSD, constant nightmares, and related hard drug and alcohol addictions since around 2014. Sometimes things got better, oftentimes they got worse. I quit cocaine in 2016 and crystal meth in early-mid 2017, but never quite kicked alcohol (the worst one imo, because it's dangerous to quit it cold turkey -- that one can kill you).

So I'm writing this from a detox centre right now, pumped full of valium and clonidine so I don't die from liquor withdrawal seizures or sudden cardiac death.

Everyone here complains about it (and the food does totally suck lmao), but the centre is actually pretty great! At least compared to the first one I went to in Alberta back in 2016, and I'm only here for a week. Detox is different from rehab -- it's basically a short term medical thing where they have nurses and doctors on staff to make sure alcohol withdrawals don't kill you. I've had several related seizures in the past, and every time you have one of those, your risk of having another rises, so I'm at high risk and they're monitoring me carefully.

So yeah, that's why I haven't been around much. Going through a lot. I'll get more into the reasons for it all sometime, as well as the follow-up steps I'll be taking for mental health and addiction maintenance.

Also, during my more stable/good days, I will be getting back into voice acting. It's one of my favourite art forms and it means a lot to me! I miss that part of myself and getting to share it with people!

***EDIT: Oh, yeah, and in the meantime, I've been spending more time on my personal blog manicpixiedreamtwink.

(There isn't any voice work over there, it's kind of just a personal update/aesthetic/meme/poetry/art inspiration sort of place! I try not to romanticize anything dire in terms of mental health, but I do discuss my own experiences with BPD, OCD, trauma, etc., so fair warnings for that!)