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many people before in other cities.
I got to spend the night with them, but the next morning
they had arranged to meet my dad for the ransom. They drove
with me to the pick up point and let me go.
In the end, I am thankful to God that I got away — I think
my faith and our concept of Karma/Fate helped me through
this ordeal. But it has left a scar — life will never be the same
again. It was hard to trust anyone for a while — I went into a
shell. even today, I look at people lurking in shadows suspiciously,
lock all the doors in the house, etc. But that feeling of
being safe in my own home is gone.
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drug addiction
What does it feel like to be addicted
to drugs?
Dan Holliday, Please pull around to the second window.
Stages. Everything comes in stages.
I was always such a prude. no, not a sex prude, but a drug/
alcohol prude as a kid. My best friend and I (in fact, my entire
circle of friends) were pretty snooty about any addictive substances.
I made it through high school without ever touching
tobacco or any "street drugs." I remember refusing to take
pain killers after surgery. I didn't drink that much (though, I
don't ever deny having drunk alcohol in high school). Generally,
I was well-focused in that regard.
I remember seeing the stoners in high school and laughing
at them and calling them losers. I remember wondering
what, WHAT!, in the hell were they thinking. How messed up
can you get?
I made it through early adulthood. I passed my twentyfirst
birthday and still only drank ("only" meaning that I
drank on weekends, but not much beyond). never drugs. I
watched some guys do drugs and just wondered what the hell
they were thinking. Seriously, one time I watched guys smoke
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