- Joined
- Jan 5, 2007
- Messages
- 32
Whats up everyone, I've been a member here since 07 and only have a few posts to show, but I have definately learned a ton of knowledge about this lifestyle over the years by just reading and observing. Yes, I call it a lifestyle because thats what it is. My stats: 29yo, 6ft 235lbs, bf ?, Several cycles since 2005, and Im a firm believer that hard work and clean eating is how we reach our goals and gear is simply a tool. Anyway, I'm writing this because I am taking control of my life after 2 years of hell that is addiction. I lost sight of who I am and what I am...and I need to earn my name back, Mr. Intensity! I spent 8 years in the Marine Corps and fitness has always been a part of my life up until 2 years ago when I simply gave up. In 2007 I suffered a severe knee injury, which left me with one cripled leg, but I made it back and overcame the doubt and got myself into the best shape of my life weighing around 265-270lbs, but I'm having a hard time overcoming this obstacle. Something changed in me about 2 years ago when I let the pain pills take control of my life. I gave up training, and no longer cared about my appearance, my health, or my life. Since then I have become addicted to opiates and methamphetamine and have done 2 tours in a rehabilitation facility...but today I can finally say that I'm sober. Today is when I make the change back to that crazy asshole bleeding and sweating pain out of his body day in and day out. Today, I am taking my life back! I really don't know where this post is going, and honestly it really doesn't matter. Maybe this post will help someone going through the same problems as I have, or maybe someone here has gone through and overcame the obstacles that I am facing today. Either way, today I know how to ask for help when I need it, so I guess thats what I'm doing...asking for help! Where do I start...how do I become the man I once was....how to I become Mr. Intensity again? If you can relate to this post...please chime in because any advice I am fortunate enough to get at this point is like gold to me. Sorry for the long winded post...I'm all ears!
Thanks,
Mr. I
Thanks,
Mr. I