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    Quote Originally Posted by < <Samson> > View Post
    Thank u for the timeline. Seems that you wear a very mild juice user. No high doses that I seen anywhere, just somewhat of a prolonged user.

    The rec drugs are a bitch to some of us. Me being one, I have moved away from 95% of all heavy drugs. The only one that got me back was the w**d. < damn stress of life.


    Good info though for sure man! Keep at it, one way or another you are in very very good shape for anyone over 40. Shit better than some 20-30 year olds I see.
    Thanks.I am aware of the , good for my age, but i gotta tell you, for me, well, Thank you and guys, but crap I want to get big and bigger, and awesome defined connection from muscle to muscle. I hate the saying Ripped. That's if your in a tank or shirtless. People used to notice when I was fully clothed. So sadly I am 61yrs and don't have a clue what I can do at this age. I know that the roids are not half as effective at my age. I will ADMIT, I am addicted now to AAS. The most damage I see, but this is very early is my temper and the bi-polar issue. It is a bitch and my wife and I work on it or on me with it. Again I have gotten a few compliments and It is so inspiring and I pray no one is just trying to made the poor old guy feel good. Most of you here are kind hearted.Only been back 6 months. Thx ...crazy mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy mike View Post
    Thanks.I am aware of the , good for my age, but i gotta tell you, for me, well, Thank you and guys, but crap I want to get big and bigger, and awesome defined connection from muscle to muscle. I hate the saying Ripped. That's if your in a tank or shirtless. People used to notice when I was fully clothed. So sadly I am 61yrs and don't have a clue what I can do at this age. I know that the roids are not half as effective at my age. I will ADMIT, I am addicted now to AAS. The most damage I see, but this is very early is my temper and the bi-polar issue. It is a bitch and my wife and I work on it or on me with it. Again I have gotten a few compliments and It is so inspiring and I pray no one is just trying to made the poor old guy feel good. Most of you here are kind hearted.Only been back 6 months. Thx ...crazy mike
    Mike, I just want to say thanks for sharing your experience with us here on the board. Its obvious that steroid use was much different back in the day and now it seems to be much more hard-core. I think if you can manage to keep your bi-polar in check and your relationship in tact, you'll have a good shot at the over 50 comp. I look forward to following your progress on this journey. you seem like a smart man and obviously have much more life experience than all of us, so it's hard to even attempt to give someone like you advice...but I will try ONE small piece, and I hope you can view it with an open mind... I have some experience with people with addiction, and with various other mental health issues- addressed and not addressed. it seems you have a good grasp on your situation and are aware of your circumstances, however I am slightly concerned about one comment...you've suggested that your addicted to the AAS and it is effecting your temper and your bi-polar condition... it seems to me you have an amazing, loving, caring and most of all- understanding wife... If it were me, i'd make sure in every instance that she is feeling safe and secure and loved. no physical self gratification would be worth losing someone like that over and im sure you know this. I would say you should make a log including your daily emotions and how they change throughout a day, week, moth...whatever...and if any really alarming patterns should show up, I trust you are wise enough to take a step back and recognize that as an addict, maybe a decision needs to be made...IMO, you are much healthier now than you were at one point, but my experience with addiction and mental health tells me that "better" does not mean "healed" and the disease of addiction is never gone, but only supressed....it's not always easy to accept, but with your experience im sure it is easier to recognize the bad pattern before it gets to late.

    Again crazy mike, thanks for sharing your experience and please understand that im not trying to tell you what to do in any way, only sharing my concern for a guy I have a new found respect for... cheers brother!

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    Quote Originally Posted by >Good Luck<;639***8
    Mike, I just want to say thanks for sharing your experience with us here on the board. Its obvious that steroid use was much different back in the day and now it seems to be much more hard-core. I think if you can manage to keep your bi-polar in check and your relationship in tact, you'll have a good shot at the over 50 comp. I look forward to following your progress on this journey. you seem like a smart man and obviously have much more life experience than all of us, so it's hard to even attempt to give someone like you advice...but I will try ONE small piece, and I hope you can view it with an open mind... I have some experience with people with addiction, and with various other mental health issues- addressed and not addressed. it seems you have a good grasp on your situation and are aware of your circumstances, however I am slightly concerned about one comment...you've suggested that your addicted to the AAS and it is effecting your temper and your bi-polar condition... it seems to me you have an amazing, loving, caring and most of all- understanding wife... If it were me, i'd make sure in every instance that she is feeling safe and secure and loved. no physical self gratification would be worth losing someone like that over and im sure you know this. I would say you should make a log including your daily emotions and how they change throughout a day, week, moth...whatever...and if any really alarming patterns should show up, I trust you are wise enough to take a step back and recognize that as an addict, maybe a decision needs to be made...IMO, you are much healthier now than you were at one point, but my experience with addiction and mental health tells me that "better" does not mean "healed" and the disease of addiction is never gone, but only supressed....it's not always easy to accept, but with your experience im sure it is easier to recognize the bad pattern before it gets to late.

    Again crazy mike, thanks for sharing your experience and please understand that im not trying to tell you what to do in any way, only sharing my concern for a guy I have a new found respect for... cheers brother!
    Wow,very cool comment as well as compliment. I will tel you that you're right on with all of what you have said and as for advice, it sound better as a suggestion. A suggestion is an idea you share and advice is you telling me the appropriate action to take. And someone might not know what is appropriate. ..ha, just thought i would let you know for future reference. Sorry I can get quite technical with semantics. Any your idea is a great one, laziness get in the way. But good for you to tell me and I should really not yes you but do it.

    Problem with a show is most of these guys didn't take off for 20 plus years and some are big. Got a long time to work on it. I'm thinking of using the forum as a place I can get thought and opinions as to my progress. Thanks ...crazy mike

    PS: you can't see yourself in the mirror like others do and can critique

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