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addiction is very nasty
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bagged haha
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Did you know he was a karate student at star martial arts in thomaston ct.It is next door to his house.
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i am also his freind and he has done 1000 nice things for everybody and yes addiction suck and hes is getting help right now.
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friend wrote: i am also his freind and he has done 1000 nice things for everybody and yes addiction suck and hes is getting help right now. What a good friend! You're very cool to stand up for your buddy. I'm glad he's getting help. Addiction makes you do things you never would.
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He is a great friend and would more then likely give his left arm if you asked for it. This is a terrible thing that has happened and he will be getting the help he needs to return to his easy going friendly self. What disturbs me is the fact that even though addictive, doctors continue to prescribe these things to patients time and time again! Good luck in your recovery Fred.
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hmmmmmmmm wrote: Did you know he was a karate student at star martial arts in thomaston ct.It is next door to his house. And as for this. Who's business is it anyway? This seems to be quite a moronic thing to say for everyone to see. He hasn't hurt anyone but himself with this and again, IS getting the help he needs.
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bdiggy wrote: He is a great friend and would more then likely give his left arm if you asked for it. This is a terrible thing that has happened and he will be getting the help he needs to return to his easy going friendly self. What disturbs me is the fact that even though addictive, doctors continue to prescribe these things to patients time and time again! Good luck in your recovery Fred. Most doctors will not anymore. The addcition factor is too high, and the lawsuits will follow. People seem to forget that most of your healthcare descions are made from behind a desk at your HMO by a person that has never seen you.
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This is a man that got caught up .my kids played with his kids sometimes and he was always nice to me and kids.he is a great guy my prays go with him and his family
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Poor Fred. Such a great guy. Mistreated by the healthcare system, all he could do was threaten innocent people with knives, break into businesses, cause damage and steal merchandise. He had no choice; it's the society we live in. WAKE UP, PEOPLE! Plenty of people avoid addiction, and plenty of those who become addicted get help. But few addicts resort to this kind of behavior, only the ones who had it in them to begin with. Keep yourselves and especially your kids away, or you may be very sorry. Then it will be too late.
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not his fault wrote: Poor Fred. Such a great guy. Mistreated by the healthcare system, all he could do was threaten innocent people with knives, break into businesses, cause damage and steal merchandise. He had no choice; it's the society we live in. WAKE UP, PEOPLE! Plenty of people avoid addiction, and plenty of those who become addicted get help. But few addicts resort to this kind of behavior, only the ones who had it in them to begin with. Keep yourselves and especially your kids away, or you may be very sorry. Then it will be too late. I totally agree with you not every for that very few addicts turn to armed robbery to get their fix,And I agree he had the violence in him before drugs ever became his problem,I'm sure if he had a gambling problem he'd resort to the same behavior...
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