RE: New
3/17/2008 4:17:33 PM
jaslena
71 Posts
Hi, I read your post and I thought this might be helpful for you and maybe motivate you a little bit. I would feel terrible if you ever let yourself get this bad:
Vicodin contains Acetaminophen, a drug commonly found in
over-the-counter pain relievers such as Tylenol. Millions of people use
Acetaminophen containing drugs such as Tylenol for relief from minor aches
and pains and headaches. Prolonged or abusive use of these over-the-counter
drugs can be extremely detrimental on the body, so prolonged use of much
stronger drugs like vicodin have even more powerful effects. Tylenol is
a type of aspirin, and aspirin has been noted to cause major liver damage
and can eventually lead to liver failure. Vicodin is a prescription drug
because it is too dangerous to use with such frequency the way drugs like
aspirin are used. When people become addicted to prescription drugs, namely
vicodin, the body starts to build higher tolerance to the drug. When this
happens, the addict needs to take more and more vicodin; some addicts
report to taking over a hundred pills a day. If this type of drug use
continues over long periods of time the addict's physical and mental health
is at risk and any damage caused by vicodin effects could be permanent.
Over time, the vicodin effects will become more noticeable
and more harmful. At first the user will experience vicodin effects such
as constipation, irregularity in heart functions, nausea and dizziness.
For some people these symptoms are why they enjoy the drug; they are able
to forget themselves and also become numb to the world. As the vicodin
use grows, vicodin effects can also come in the form of hallucinations,
vision problems and constant confusion. During the last stages of vicodin
addiction, users have been known to be unable to control bodily functions
and this use can sometimes result in coma or death.
RE: non believers....
4/2/2008 9:13:27 AM
jaslena
71 Posts
Well, these people are in a state of denial. How can someone deny God? There's written scriptures about him, we have the Bible to clarify real events that actually happend more than 2,000 years ago.. He's in our constitution, on our currency, he's all over the world, everywhere we look! He's in our souls, some people call it a conscience, but I think it's the holy spirit inside us, guiding us. Non believers are choosing to ignore him, and are basing their life on made up theories. But maybe you're going through all of this for a reason... as a believer we need to defend him and glorify him.