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Topic: Are meth users allowed in the workplace?
+Boss !7VhmQiko8M — 13 years ago #26,618

Absolutely not.
Negative short-term effects of meth abuse can include disturbed sleep patterns, hyperactivity, nausea, delusions of power, increased aggressiveness and irritability. Can cause decreased hunger and bring on weight loss. In higher doses has a greater “rush,” followed by increased agitation and sometimes violence. Other effects can include insomnia, confusion, hallucinations, anxiety and paranoia. Can cause convulsions leading to death.
Negative long-term effects of meth abuse include increased heart rate and blood pressure, damage to blood vessels in the brain, leading to strokes or irregular heart beat and cardiovascular (involving the heart and blood vessels) collapse or death. Can cause liver, kidney and lung damage. Users may suffer brain damage, including memory impairment and an increasing inability to grasp abstract thoughts. Those who recover are usually subject to memory gaps and extreme mood swings.
“Crystal meth was my drug of choice, but there were others too
-cheap, easy to get, easy to become addicted to and, of course, easy to use. I tried it once and BOOM! I was addicted. One of the main things that this affected was my music career. I had a great band and played great music and had great members who weren’t only band members but best friends. That all changed when I started using meth.” -Brad, ex-addict
+The Doctor !7MHPahvoGY — 13 years ago, 8 minutes later[T] [B] #313,472
@OP
As a doctor, I can confirm this.
+ !NoGoD1GamE — 13 years ago, 2 hours later, 2 hours after the original post[T] [B] #313,503
> “Crystal meth is my drug of choice, but there were others too-cheap, easy to get, easy to become addicted to and, of course, easy to use. I tried it once and BOOM! I was addicted. One of the main things that this affected was my chan career. I posted on a great board and posted great topics and it had great members who weren’t only board members but best friends. That all changed when I started using meth.” -Autphag, current-addict
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