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Thursday 25 January 2018

❤️ 29th August 2015 - Journal

I think I've fallen in love.With N.




My bestie mate since I was 25. He's got three down points


1) least important. He definitely needs to fix his teeth. Only part of him that looks a little junkie-fied. His new crew cur turns me on. And his blonde hair is sexy. I think if he grew the top to blonde Afro curls!! Hello!! I love a fro.


2) MAN UP! Biggest thing. If K**** wants to borrow money why you taking it to him. Why is your free loading sister moaning about borrowing a tenner she's getting back tomorrow. She pays shit to live here. She does shit. Including bath, washing, common curtsy.


3) get a job!!!! If you rent your flat privately you'll get £1,200 pcm. If K*** does the same she'll get £1,200. My bills are £1,000, but add £100 for extras and emergencies. 


So that's £600 in N's pocket and £600 in K***'s. And all the house bills paid. If N&S get labouring jobs they can earn £2-3,000k per month. So each couple has £2,000. Half of mine and Nigel's will be saved for home improvements. K*** will save for her kids. Meaning in a year. So with four kids that's £3,000k each per year. 


That means I can study my counselling

Courses and qualify as a drugs counsellor. N and S**** could do my ensuite and loft extension and garden.


It did panic me not being able to have a corporate job earning £30-£40k per year but now I'm looking forward to it. I'm definitely putting a floor in the loft, velux windows, storage in the eves and 2 bunk beds for students or travellers.


Life, may, just be pleasant and possible.

Monday 8 January 2018

❤️ 1998 - 2015 - Once Upon a Time - My Journey To Legal High Hell

My drug use began with smoking cannabis. I was adamantly against drugs that was stronger. Aged 14 and a karate champion, I was more into sports, where I got my highs from winning championships in fighting competitions.

As I was unaware I had the disability ADHD at the time, but doing 8-10 hours of a strenuous karate, burnt off any excess energy I had. It was aged. 14-15 that I got my last nights' sleep without narcotic or alcohol assistance.

The lure of skunk and weed grew as I soon discovered, the girl who struggled to quiet her mind, had it quietened by this pleasurable green plant and aged 17 I gave up karate for fear I would be selected for a random urine sample at a tournament. 

By then I smoked huge amounts of weed. Choosing to spend my smoking breaks outside in the bitter cold, over the warmth of the allowed smoking rooms of the late 90's.

I was 17 when I first tried cocaine (I feel in love, but earning £3.15-£4.78 working as a Crew Member in McDonald's, meant cocaine was a luxury,at £30-£40 per gram) and ecstasy (£1-£10 per tablet, buying bulk secured the cheaper price) which soon be came my Drug Of Choice.

In order to recoup my costs, I starting shotting (selling). Buying St £1 and selling for £2.50-£5.00 depending on whether we were pub/bar/club whilst adding my own mental note as to whether they were able to sort me out should I take the pee and their experience with the drug.

Aged 21, I swapped pills for cocaine, which I also shot. I also added skunk to my remit for selling. By now I had also tried amphetamine, LSD, poppers and magic mushrooms. I had tested pretty much whatever I could, bar the big three. Crack, heroin and crystal meth.

Fast forward,5 years and cocaine (which became a huge addiction upon splitting from my boyfriend), was swapped for crack and opiates (Burprenorphine initially then heroin) was consumed to remove any crazy crack head fiending.




It took two years, but aged 28 I realised I was now slave to the dreaded opiate Master. I had just turned 29 and been addicted for a year, when I removed the dirty brown, and ensured I had buprenorphine from the street. I would crush a sniff three tablets well aware the bioavailability increased when administering through insufflation.




It wasn't until I reached 30, failed an attempt at withdrawing from bupe, did I finally seek professional help and self referred myself to Merton Community Drug Team (MCDT, soon to be Merton, Drug, Alcohol, Recovery Team or MDART.. 2018, now Engage Merton). The first time I visited I was interview by the psychiatric nurses, a senior team member. The initially crippling ashamed girl, isolated through chains she created herself, Ebenezer style, poured her heart out, no holds, no bars.




It was September and by November the Psychiatric Doctor had referred me for treatment for her ADHD.  This explained the immediate calming in my head upon taking a rock of crack. When I smoked crack, my illogical brain functioned like a normal person. Around 18 months after my key worker had referred her, and I had annoyed everyone, bouncing around the centre like Tigger at 9.30am before mental most people are fully alert. 

Finally two years after first attending MDART, aged 32, I  was treated for her ADHD by the Nutty Professor in December 2013. He soon was elevated to Godly status. Prior to treatment my head was a metaphorical kettle, all my stressed, anger and negativity would begin to invade my head, squabbling for most attention. More and more, and steam began to seep. Finally a blaze of crack, BLAM! Kettle off.  Now I had my saviour, methylphenidate (ritalin), and the same crack calming effect, minus the tacchacardia, damaged lungs and increase of cancer.

I had always worked, bought a flat at 25 and my house at 32. I was signed off due to my workload doubling and my means to cope removed. This caused me that much stress I managers suggesting I took the full six months off with sick pay. Prior to being prescribed methylphenidate I self medicate with ehtylphenidate. The legal high version. I had been spending £200-£500 per month




When attending ADHD clinic I met a other adult with the disability who frequently shot up crystal meth. He was healthy and full of life, any negative thoughts about shooting up were wiped away.

This is what pushed me to try heroin intravenously. The first two times it did nothing. Third time lucky though. It was now March 14 and I was aged 32.

As soon as I pushed that plunger, within 30 seconds it was 'WOOOAAAHHHH' I now know why people do this. I had what I can only describe, a full body orgasum. I was hooked.

It didn't take long for me to try ethylphenidate intravenously. Again I knew I could never take it rectally again.




The first rush hit me like a smack in the face. The rush was amazing and it  enabled me to cut down the amount I was using.

Within a couple of months by June 14, I had neglected to continue with my buprenorphine and methylphenidate scripts, with the latter being something I deeply regret.

I fell into a dark dank place where my life slowly became more and more consumed with getting drugs and using intravenously.

It didn't take long for my house mate to discover my works as I became more consumed with using and less bothered about discarding used works or hiding the ones I was using.

It was heroin that he tried first. Me finding and flagging a vein for him. I only did it once. After the first time I told him if he wanted to indulge in this disgusting habit he would be stabbing himself.

During the summer me and my house mate would finish DIY at midnight and retreat to the hot tub. However in October we took it down for the winter, and its removal paved the way for 24 hour using. Staying awake for 72 hours was common place.

We fell deeper and deeper into drug addiction. This is when my parents first 'created psychosis'. My friend truly believed there was another man in the house.

This caused massive arguments, and after one of these I finally disclosed to my friend I was using intravenously. She in turn told my father.

Inevitably the dreaded visit from him happened promptly. I was now weighing a pitiful 6 stone 10 pounds (94 pounds / 42.6 kg), only my promise of going to rehab seemed to satisfy him enough to leave me alone.




I returned to MDART, after a good 3 month break and was in detox within 10 days. An emergency admission.

However I still was trapped by the lure of using intravenously, something which was only halted with the ban on ethylphenidate in April.

I had a second detox and a stint in Springfield.

There's a replacement for ethylphenidate. Methylmethlyphenidate. I'm hoping I get my Concerta back as this was reduced and then removed in the two detox stays. 

If I'm told I can't have it back I'm likely to order some. But my medication means so means so much to me I'm holding out!

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❤️ 1994 - 2015 - My Drugs Journey

So, how did it all start I hear you cry? Obviously I didn't start injecting drugs at 13. No one ever chooses or wants to grow up and be imprisoned in the chains of drug addiction.

But it is true what they say. Ok, not for everyone, but smoking cannabis can lead you down a slippery slope of drug destruction. I can bet that 90% of drug addicts started off on weed or alcohol. 

For me it all began around the age of 13, 14 I guess. I was doing well at school. No genius, but above average. At the age of 13 I was delighted to discover unscrupulous shop owners, were more than happy to sell under aged kids alcohol, just to make a couple of extra quid. 

The intrepidation of having to dress up, pile on the make up and act mature to buy the alcohol was just as exciting as gulping down K's cider, Diamond White cider, 20/20 Vodka and later Hooch and Two Dogs.

Hooch and Two Dogs were the most amazing creation ever. Ok, in comparison to today, the still taste gross, but back then, given the other options of alcohol, these tasted delicious. To this day, I still detest the taste of alcohol.



Around 14 I started going clubbing. Back then as long as you had a pair of decent boobs the bouncers let you in, no question asked. At first it was over 14 raves where you needed ID to buy alcohol. However their was never a shortage of over 18’s happy to buy drinks for us, and plenty of bottles of water with speed added into them. However, soon I progressed to over 18 nightclubs.

I discovered my cheeky-verging-on-naughty, erratic behaviour could be diffused with alcohol, so it quickly became a weekend staple due to the defusing effect it had on my ADHD. 

Soon alcohol was boring and I wanted a new buzz. Around this time a few of my friends had tried weed, and I wanted to try it too. The thought of smoking drugs sent tingles through my body, the same tingles I get now whilst waiting to score. I tried my first spliff at 14 whilst comatose from a huge drinking binge.

Cannabis was the beginning of my drug use. Prior to this I was adamantly against drugs, and at the time I was still very anti anything stronger. I was a karate champion and more into my sports. 

This is where I got my high. Winning karate fighting championships. I was unaware I had the disability ADHD at the time, but doing 8-10 hours of a strenuous activity of karate, enabled me to burn off the ball of anxious energy in my stomach. This meant I only had the ball of anxious energy, the self doubting one in my head.





By 16 I was buying weed regularly. The lure of skunk and weed grew as I soon discovered, the girl who struggled to quieten her mind, had this feat easily achieved by this delightful green plant classified as illegal.

This was the last time in my life I slept naturally without benzos, weed of alcohol.

My cannabis habit is what prompted me to quit karate aged 17 for fear I would be selected for a random sample at a tournament where my furious parents would be watching to add to my shame.

When I reached 18 I would be smoking weed daily in huge amounts in an attempt to self medicate my ADHD. This behaviour continued until I was 24-25. At one point each cigarette break I left the building choosing the bitter UK weather over the cosy smoking rooms of the late 90's early 00's, and smoked spliff after spliff attempting to soothe my head, and keep it calm.

The furious wind froze my slim figure to the bone. My fingers would change colour from scarlet pink to a dull blueish grey. But the calming effect it had on my chaotic head, was worth freezing for. 

I was the tender age of 17 when I tried cocaine and ecstasy. I immediately fell in love with cocaine. However, as a McDonald's employee my wages started at £3.15 and rose to a pitiful £4.78, meaning cocaine was a luxury. I couldn't afford £40 for a gramme lasting a few hours.

Ecstasy at £1-£10 per pill and lasting all night soon became my drug of choice (DOC). I could buy 100 pills for £100 and I only needed 1-2 for a good night out. The week long depression ensured I would continue to use again come the following weekend. I didn't associate the depression, with the come down from pills. 

After a night pilling off my face I would  spend 1-2 days after feeling shit, achy, tired, initially struggling to sleep. The week long depression which ensued after my nights out on E, was brushed off as being normal. 

It wasn't until I stopped taking E regularly that I realised the depression lifted. Only then did I come to the conclusion it was the ecstasy making me miserable. 

I would use ecstasy 2-4 times a week. During the week I would take half a pill, or maybe 1 whole pill taken in quarters. Over a weekend I could easily consume up to 4 pills on a mad night out. My record was 8, at Ministry Of Sound New Year’s Eve 2000 - 2001. These where the days when ecstasy was a very strong mix of MDMA and amphetamine. Well, clearly there were occasions when substances similar to LSD were also added to the mix. The pills I have had after 2007 have been mainly MDMA, which actually make me quite chilled, even sleepy. 

The old school pills kept you up all night, chewing your face off, violently vomiting when you ‘came up’, which often lead to you spraying any other party goers should you not make it to the toilet in time. 




Over time the price dropped from £10 to £1, if I bought in bulk. In order to recoup my costs I began to sell them £1.50 - £5. Close friends paid £1.50 - £2.50, so I still made a small profit. As far as I was concerned I deserved a little profit, as I was the one buying and storing a huge amount of pills. It was danger money.

Acquaintances or strangers got charged the higher price. If we were in pubs or bars the price would average at £3. In nightclubs I could easily command £5 from strangers. I would hear them protest and I would reply 'if you see someone more fucked than me, who'll sell you a pill for less, go for it. Otherwise I'll be dancing here'.

9/10 they came back. I'd enter the club penniless and leave with £50 in my pocket.

By 21, my new boyfriend didn't like me taking pills. So this was a big influence on my DOC changing to cocaine. By now I was earning considerably more money, so spending £40 for a gramme, was nothing. Most of my friends easily spent £100 on a night out, when you added up the cost of drinks, some nasty takeaway to soak up the alcohol and a taxi home.

Immediately I was hooked due to the calming effect it had on my brain. It took over from ecstasy and became something I'd use on average twice a week. Apart from the first couple of times I tried it, I soon realised alcohol was an important component of this high. Without it alcohol the high would be too jittery, you'd consume the gramme quickly counting down the minutes until it was acceptable to slip off to the toilet to do another line. 

Agitated, with taccacardia, you'd clench your teeth or cut your cheek gurning.

Alcohol smoothed the ride. With cocaine you could drink larger amounts and not end up mortal. You were chatty, sociable, fun, coherent. The life and soul of the party. 




I had also dabbled with speed, English speed, not crystal meth which is slowly now penetrating the London drug scene. Our speed is amphetamine not methamphetamine and is about ten times weaker. It's known as the poor man's cocaine. I had also tried LSD, poppers and Magic Mushrooms.

Then at 24 I met an old friend H****, who was into crack and heroin and being the type of person I am it didn't take long for me to follow suit.




It only cost £25 for a session where cocaine would cost £20-£40, and then the alcohol £10-£20, weed £10 and cigarettes £5-£10. Due to paying a mortgage saving money was preferable. I would smoke a heroin spliff first, then move onto the crack, having the odd weak heroin spliff throughout the night, before smoking the majority of the b (b, brown, heroin) at the end of the night so I could sleep. There was no grimy hangover, like the days after I had partied on cocaine. It’s well known that when you first use opiates / Heroin their is a rather deceptive after glow for 1-2 days. This gave the illusion of it being free from the usual suffering hangovers I had become accustomed to, which would hit me immediately the day after using ecstasy or cocaine. 

I've only ever smoked heroin in a splif when I had an addiction to it, occasionally off the foil and I only started smoking it when I began to score my own crack. 

Before I scored my own crack I would smoke with other users who had subutex (buprenorphine) prescriptions. They would let me sniff 1/2 to a whole 2mg.




When I began to score on my own I didn't have access to subbies. I had smoked b on these occasions. Due to the initial afterglow, those 1-2 days where all I felt was a little tired from the ridiculous time I would go to bed after my night of smoking; I certainly did not equate the night sweats, irritability, mild depression and slight body aches that I was regularly suffering come day 3 was related to myself withdrawing from subbies or B. 

How naive when I look back now.

So I started smoking crack and heroin more frequently. ‘I’ll get a good nights sleep’ I’d tell myself, after spending 3 or 4 nights tossing and turning, aching and sweating. 

I can remember telling my mother I believed my memory foam mattress was the culprit. ‘It makes me too hot’ I’d say. Still not realising the sleepless nights was the result of me withdrawing from the heroin smoked 3 days ago.

Pretty soon I was addicted to B. But as crack was my DOC, I would always purchase more of this than heroin. Initially it was 2 white and 1 dark, for £25. Soon 4 white and 2 dark for £50. This progressed until I was spending £100 a day on crack and heroin. 

Having a mortgage meant getting credit cards with £10,000 on them, was easy. 

At first I would make it to work, but by 10am I’d be tired, groggy and yawning. Tears streaming from my eyes. I’d be sweating one minute and freezing the next. 

I’d take my lunch break early and race to my dealer. By now I’d be feeling sick, and incredibly horny. If you didn’t know, opiates surpress your libido. So when you started to withdraw, you would feel horny as fuck.

Whilst waiting for my dealer to meet me, I’d set my phone to vibrate and sit on it. I’d orgasm within seconds. And would get 1-2 minutes relief from my withdrawal. Once scoring I’d drive a short distance away before stopping to skin up. I’d eagerly drag on the heroin spliff. Then, I’d open my car door and vomit. For some bizarre reason, when you’re sick withdrawing from heroin, when you finally smoked some, vomiting was inevitable. I’d maybe have a small blaze or two of my crack, before saving the rest for when I went home. 

Pretty soon I would ensure I saved a b spliff for the morning. And not long after I’d save the crack recycle too for the morning.

Recycle is when you scrap the inside of your pipe out, leaving you with a pile of brown powder filled with plastic or metal scrapings, depending on what you used for a pipe.

At the height addiciton I would smoke crack and heroin all day every day. I’d frequently visit the disabled toilet, standing on the toilet seat and exhaling the smoke into the extractor fan in a vein attempt to hide the smell. I worked in a place frequented with members of the public, meaning should anyone discover the smell of crack cocaine, the public, not staff would be the first point of call for placing any blame. 

Pretty soon, I was on my second £10,000 credit card when I went to withdraw my regular £100 when the machine bleeped and ‘Insufficient Funds’ appeared on the screen. 

As I had spent a ludicrous amount of money with my dealer M*** he kindly gave me £40 worth of heroin so I wasn’t sick over Xmas. But by now I was so used to smoking crack in order to be productive, whilst the heroin kept the awful withdrawal at bay, I was still miserable and unproductive.

However my addiction did not decline for another 2 months. I was temping at the time and discovered I was pregnant. My ex made it clear he would not support me financially. So I carried on using until my termination in January and only began to cut down in February. 




This was due to my maternal instinct kicking in so badly, I practically forced my cat allergic ex boyfriend into buying me two Bengal kittens. The first, a cheap runt, who I could only afford as the breeder reduced his price from £300 to £100. He was called Sinbad, but I had a student called Tsega. It’s an Eritrean name. The ‘T’ is silent, so it’s pronounced like the Sega as  in Sega Megadrive. It means gift from God and during this soul destroying misery I was consumed with daily, I felt I couldn’t find a name more fitting. Pretty soon Orion Pax joined Tsega. Named after Optimus Prime’s original name from the Transformer Movie. My ex chose the name and didn’t disclose the Transformer Movie bit. Orion means hunter and Pax, peaceful. So I had my peaceful little Hunter. 

Having my two fur babies meant I could no longer spend my last tenner on smoking when I needed kitty food.


 

Slowly but surely, I began to cut down on the amount of smoking I indulged in. 

Having ADHD meant smoking crack did not have any detrimental effect on the standard of my work. In fact, I won two awards for the work I did that year smoking crack and heroin daily. 

Come August, I had to change role. As I was a temp, my role, which was the easier of the two in the college, was snapped up by another staff member whose current role was being terminated. This meant moving to a much busier site, where all the senior managers worked.

Thankfully a good supply of subbies came my way. I slowly stopped smoking B every day and cut down smoking crack to 2-3 times a week, mainly in the evenings, but occasionally I would dance with the devil and have a little smoke at work. Still pretty bad, but much better than 6-7 times per week.

By 29, I had totally rid my heroin addiction, although I was still addicted to opiates through buprenorphine. I had a manageable addiction to crack smoking twice a week until aged 30 when I moved into my parents house to sell my flat.

This is when the legal high boom had reached its peak due to a substance called m-cat back in June 2013. I had been researching nootropics, but also began to research these legal highs or research chemicals. And this is when I discovered legal Ritalin. 

Due to a huge increase in work load I began to use it. It enables me to concentrate, complete complex tasks, keep focused and working after 5pm endeavouring to catch up.

But I never did catch up. I started off inhaling the ethylphenidate but it ruined my nose. I quickly realised diluting in water and using a syringe inserted into my back passage gave a much better high and less damaging.




When I got my Ritalin I stopped. I was still smoking crack occasionally and I stopped that too. Crack no longer had any effect on me. 

But the lure of ethylphenidate and legal highs grew stronger and stronger. This also coincided with meeting a fellow ADHD sufferer who was an IV Drug user. He was gay, and used meth. So was not your stereotypical IV Drug user. He was incredibly buff, clearly a body builder, and took incredible care of himself.

This ignited a fire inside me. I had always wanted to try heroin IV. So I did. And then one fateful day I thought to myself ‘I wonder if I can inject ethylphenidate?’. So, at 5am in the morning, just as the sun was getting bright, after spending another night awake using all night, I loaded the syringe with ethylphenidate, found a vein, flagged (drew back blood to confirm I was in a vein), and pushed the plunger.




Bang!!! 

Life over.

From that moment, not only was I addicted to ethylphenidate, but from that moment on, I only ever injected it. I couldn’t get out of bed without injecting myself, and couldn’t sleep without taking lethal amounts of opiates and benzos.




I stopped getting my Ritalin prescriptions around June.

October I was discovered.

Forced into detox in November. I was reinstated on Ritalin, but instead of being on 70mgs, my script halved to 35mg. 

I believe this was really irresponsible as the psychiatrist in the detox was aware my use of ethylphenidate was so severe due to me no longer getting a therapeutic effect from Ritalin. 

I returned to using. One day I’d take 70mg of Ritalin, the other I was back to banging up ethylphenidate.

January forced back into detox. Unfortunately I met Kate, who you’ll hear more about later. But she lied to the psyche saying I used to take my Ritalin to go out clubbing. I’m a fucking IV drug user. I don’t go clubbing. How the fuck am I smuggling my works in. Regardless to my protests, my prescription was stopped and I walked out, returning back to daily IV ethylphenidate use.

In April my parents lied to my drug psyche (I have written proof of this) and I was sectioned in Springfield. I smuggled my works, ethylphenidate, weed and benzos in their and used daily.

Towards the end of April I stopped injecting speed daily. Due to the horrendous abuse my family subjected me to. I reverted to smoking weed, crack and heroin instead.

Just to clear up any misconceptions, I'm not on benefits and have never claimed off the government. I am on long term sick, but was managing a large project earning £30k. 

I have a mortgage on a 3 bedroomed house. Have Merc. Kompressor (needs work atm), had Sky TV, hot tub, bar in garden, rescued pets, gave to charities, 

I'm intelligent and have GCSEs (10 passed with 6 graded A-C), A Levels (4), AS Level, C&G, NVQ Level 2, NVQ Level 3, IOSH (health and safety) Qualified, CPCAB (Counselling) Level 2, First Aid qualified and a Member of the Employability Institute meaning I can add MIEP to J** the Junkie (MIEP)

This is as well as other weird achievements like a catering qualification (McD's), 1Kyu Karate, Level 1 in kayaking and I think that's most of it.

I don't have any children, care too much for my pets, they're pampered. My cats had every toy from the Catit Interactive range, a £150 cat tree, fed raw meat, cooked meat, tuna and cat food. Whilst house cats they were walked daily. They even had cat DVDs.

My rabbit is never caged and is a house bunny with garden access.






I'm a good kind person. I just use drugs as my brain doesn't produce as much dopamine and serotonin as yours.

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❤️ Introduction - April 2015

From my hand written diary.... 

If you’re reading this and you’re not my privacy denying family and I’m either...

Famous 🤩, Published 🤑, or Dead ☠️

YOU know ‘some’ of the things my parents did under the guise of ‘psychosis’

Psychosis 🤪 By Mum 👵🏻 & Dad 👴🏻

Notes, memories, tarot readings from a time when I needed help and no one came.

But I’m sure you’re unaware of the full length of TORTURE I was subjected to from my ‘loved’ ones. 

I cannot even fully detail their ‘Prisoner of War’ style torture, for fear of being Sectioned.

I HAVE NO FAMILY 



How My Family Made Me Mad, Glad & Bad! - She'll be so crazy she’ll need more drugs to cope!


Jay - a rather successful person, trip and falls after losing her car, her home, being bullied at work, finding out the mother she used to love had cancer and losing her beloved pet. 


Her family decide sectioning her is the most successful way to ensure she refrains from intravenous ethylphenidate use.


Instead of helping her reach sobriety their actions make her so miserable her using sky rockets. And this is her story. 


Methylphenidate was snatched from me under cruel, unfair circumstances. Ethylphenidate, like its prescription only cousin, is a short acting stimulant. At the height of my addiction I was using between 1-3 grammes, intravenously, where I'd bang up 1/10th a gramme to 3/10th a gramme per hit. I'd do this from 10 to 20 times per day as my tolerance, combined with it's length of action, meant it lasted no more than an hour.


Waking up sober and indeed the numerous times during the day I faded back to sobriety, yet still suffering from their cruel actions under the guise of  psychosis, only drove me to use far more drugs. At least double the amount I used when I was able to use in peace. My useage was upped by 50% easily due to their action. Ultimately they are the reason why I lost my Concerta script resulting in the same consequences too. I was so addicted at one point I was unable to arise from my bed without hitting up first.


So enjoy my decent to hell.


This blog contains information from my iPad and subsequent phone emails, journals in notes and finally diaries and has been collated since my 20’s at the start of my drug addiction, declining to crack and heroin addiction. My brief moments of relative recovery and then my final decline when I hit rock bottom during my legal
High addiction which progressed to intravenous drug use.

The more you read the more you will understand why my psychiatrist was quick to get me two urgent drug detox admissions and the subsequent week’s admission in Springfield mental hospital.

The sad thing is, my parents actions only insured my drug use skyrocketed. Instead of showing me love and researching addiction, they turned their backs on me and researched psychosis in an attempt to recreate something a brain creates through sheer horror. 

I always have suffered from mental health. My ADHD was not diagnosed until my 30’s. Treated 32. I had suffered crippling addiction problems by this age. Self medication of my ADHD began at 13. These destructive habits were deeply engrained now. It would require a lot more than 10 days in detox to undo the damage all ready done.

At first it was cannabis and alcohol. They would soothe my hyper ADHD brain and enable to me sleep. From 16 was smoking cannabis daily.

Whilst it calmed my ADHD it also made me lazy. So my discovery of ecstasy and cocaine, it’s effect on my dopamine receptors was all I needed to quickly become addicted. This meant I was no longer relying on weed, which means no bingeing and being lazy. In fact I wouldn’t eat at all. 

However I could hold articulate conversations. I didn’t go off on a tangent. I could organise things, tidy, deal with paper work. I was efficient and effective.

The come downs where crushing. The misery, which whilst cocaine was generally a day, ecstasy could have you feeling blue all week.

Mind you, dropping from 12 stone (168lbs / 76.2kgs, to 8.7lbs (119lbs / 53.2kgs).

After ecstasy and cocaine was crack and heroin. I only ever smoked b in a spliff and crack was never injected. I did max out two  £10,000 credit cards and new I had to make some changes.

So, I kinda got clean. I changed to subutex, an opiate replacement like methadone. And changed to £60-£100 crack a week. Much better than £700 a week.

Then, whilst almost within reach of my Ritalin script, methylphenidate... the temptation to buy the legal high ethylphenidate was too consuming to ignore. I purchased it, along with numerous legal highs (I have easily take the over a 100 Drugs in my life... I must list them!)

You can find the majority of them listed in the ‘List of Drugs I’ve Tried’

The loss of my normal Concerta increased my self-medicating to daily.

If I am unable to get my Concerta prescription reinstated I will definitely purchase Ethylphenidate’s new replacement and revert back to self-medicating.

The events depicted in this blog are fictitious. Any similarity to any person living or dead is merely coincidental





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