Health repercussions with meth use. | Forum

Personally, meth is by far my favorite drug. It’s the only drug I’ll still do from time to time. Last time I used it was May of this year. I’m trying to keep it to a 3 day binge once or twice a year. It will stay that way because I physically can’t get addicted to meth. If I do too much for too long, my tendons start to hurt and I get these cramps in my forearms, neck and jaw. Because of this I’ve never gone more than a few days at a time (which is a good thing). I’ve known some people who did meth continuously for years on end that had horrible things happen to their mind and body, yet I’ve known others who have done it almost as long as I’ve been alive and they are at least functioning adults that have held a job and kept themselves afloat (they do look funny though). I wonder why that is? As far as the people who have had adverse effects, one thing they all have in common is they had problems with their cartilage going out in different parts of their body. One had his neck vertebrae fuse together and other disc problems, another had his knees go out, and the other has disc issues in the spine. All this happened at a young age too so I’m sure it’s the meth. The people who didn’t really have issues were all older and we’re doing meth for years already when I knew them. Meth is by far the most fascinating drug. I love how it goes from a crystal, to a liquid to a gas in almost an instant.