Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Are there any long term effects of doing a lot of cocaine?
The most common one is heart disease. Almost inevitable with long-term usage.
Also carries a high risk of stroke or brain damage.
Are there any long term effects of doing a lot of cocaine?
Sounds more like ADHD.Are there any long term effects of doing a lot of cocaine? I know a guitarist who doesn't do any drugs anymore, but always sounds, & moves like he's really "coked up".
Although I guess the rolling stones improved their sound afterwards, if you compare the 70's performances with something like the concert from "Shine a Light" , so maybe it's just the way he plays.
The most common one is heart disease. Almost inevitable with long-term usage.
Also carries a high risk of stroke or brain damage.
One thing you learn, both in training and experience in the addiction field, is that different people respond to different drugs, based on their particular brain chemistry and preferences. Those who love stimulants will talk about how the high of cocaine is better than the best orgasm they ever had. I was always afraid to try it, though I had many opportunities to do so in the 80s.
One thing you learn, both in training and experience in the addiction field, is that different people respond to different drugs, based on their particular brain chemistry and preferences. Those who love stimulants will talk about how the high of cocaine is better than the best orgasm they ever had. I was always afraid to try it, though I had many opportunities to do so in the 80s.
That is very much the story of addiction.The thing with coke is the first line is the best. You are chasing that first hit after that.
It sucks. I am glad I dropped it.That is very much the story of addiction.
You were lucky to be able to quit the way you did; my brother did the same with alcohol. It is guys like you who could put guys like me out of business. Unfortunately, most people seem to need a lot of help and support to move away from addiction.It sucks. I am glad I dropped it.
This happened im '98 or so.
I wish I could do the same with tobacco.You were lucky to be able to quit the way you did; my brother did the same with alcohol. It is guys like you who could put guys like me out of business. Unfortunately, most people seem to need a lot of help and support to move away from addiction.
I quit tobacco cold-turkey about 28 years ago. I was lucky as I didn't feel nicotine withdrawal, even though I was a pack-a-day smoker. My problem was the behavioral withdrawal. That is a behavior I reinforced twenty times a day; stopping was difficult, but I focused on the benefits of quitting. Like not spending $2.00 a day on a pack of cigarettes.I wish I could do the same with tobacco.
That is a tough one.
I did that in 98.I wish I could do the same with tobacco.
That is a tough one.