Bugwithabankloan

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r/MethRecovery•

New job, one month. Happy

words of encouragement

Started a new job about a month ago. Really, really didn't want to screw it up. Like REALLY didn't want to screw it up. And so far... I haven't screwed it up. I finally wanted something more than I wanted to get high and it honestly feels really fucking good. Somehow by god's grace I've kept clean. So yeah, this is a happy feel good post. Feeling good that I finally feel optimistic about my future because lord knows I've suffered in the past. We all have.

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r/meth•

Consider the following story:

After a lengthy interview process, Denise, a 36-year-old-lady, was offered a position as an air traffic controller, which she happily and excitedly accepted. But before Denise could start her new job, she was required to take a supervised drug test and submit a sample of her urine for testing. Five days later, Denise was contacted by a medical review officer with some concerning news: She had tested positive for methamphetamine. The presence of methamphetamine in her urine means that she either consumed methamphetamine, or consumed a drug that broke down into methamphetamine. After some stressful querying, Denise explained to the doctor that she had attende

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