06-15-2015, 03:09 PM
I was waiting for someone to start a thread here. Yeah, I believe it is possible if it all checks out. I know environment plays a huge deal. Im from Appalachia and poverty is rampant. If you are addicted here chances are your family is poor. You have little education, our school systems blow here. You may have dropped out. It doesn't matter. You have little incentive to get off the drugs. You will still be in poverty, no jobs. Its a depressing situation here. I was lucky. I graduated high school in 06 in a class with 68 kids. When I graduated college in 2011, 11 of my high school grad classmates had died from overdose. I'm not saying they couldn't make something of themselves if they tried and caught some breaks I'm just saying it doesn't happen. I see it to much. And our school system is bad. When I went to college, I realized that the school had not taught me what I needed to know. I had to learn things I should have learned in high school. The funny thing is I was in all the advance math classes. Everyone from my region of KY that went to college had the same problem.