Quote:
|
Originally Posted by KCWolfman
I wish the cops had caught my brother.
Then he wouldn't have suffered an extended aortal valve, a distended mitral valve, and pneumonia. Probably wouldn't have had that massive heart attack that killed him at the age of 37 last week either. He would have been able to have life insurance to cover his funeral, would have spent more time with his kids over the last 5 years, and wouldn't have resorted to stealing and selling stolen cars illegally.
Probably would just be smarter not to break the law and risk your family for a few moments pleasure.
Yes, Roy, meth can really **** up someone with an addictive personality and cause them to do really stupid shit.
|
Sorry to hear this Russ, our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
It's sad to hear that people get addicted to these drugs as a way of getting high, personally I can't think of a better high than to be yourself.
I live in so much pain now, I wonder if the pain mecication I take will fail me and I have to take something stronger some day just to funtion. We all know that none of it does the body any long term good, we all pay the price somewhere in the body for taking it.
As for my friend, it's sad that he turned to this. I tried to warn him, talked to him a year ago , in one ear, out the other. Even if he has tried to kick it as he says, he was still around it and it has caught up with him. He only has himself to blame, he chose to be around them.
He meets with his lawyer today, tomorrow I meet with him to have papers drawn up for the business. I really don't think he is getting out this time. Being in the wrong place, right time for a 4th time tells the judge he has no intentions from staying away from this stuff or his buddies that has it. Even though he was still going there to pick up a guy to leave town and go back to work, the detectives showed up pior to his arrival and he was detained while the package was delieved. I just don't see the judge dropping this one until proven innocence.... he will be locked up until probally November, when his next scheduled court date is.