MY WISH FOR MY ANGELS

Hello my beautiful angels God has kept me so busy this morning 10 poems so far and I’m flying without wings and where did advice on medications. I have been there for 35 years and now I have broken through. We have a mind that we have never been taught how to use it I can show you Halle  hello my beautiful angels God has kept me so busy this morning 10 poems so far and I’m flying without wings and where did advice on medications. I have been there for 35 years and now I have broken through. We have a mind that we have never been taught how to use it I can show you Hoe and God will lead the way. 

Good morning my angels word of advice
Take care of your mind treat your body nice
Get rid of the chemicals that destroy your ? Brain
I’ll show you a power so you’ll think twice again

You are all blessed my angels believe in yourself
Start dusting your mind take your dreams off their shelf
You have the power learn to let it shine through
There are more ways around challenges, and I can show you

Pick up mind music pick up a new routine
These chemicals won’t help you they will take all your dreams
You have the power to eliminate pain
 Take your body and mind back and start over again

(c) Giggles the Poet
April 3,2018
11:17 am
If I can do this so can you
With new mind power you will have new truth
You can change your direction you can change your path
Get rid of the chemicals or live in the wrath

Both OxyContin and oxycodone work by attaching to specific receptors in the brain that are referred to as endogenous opioid receptors. These brain receptors are designed to have an affinity for neurotransmitters like endorphins and enkephalins. Their activation results in a change in the subjective experience of stress, pain, and anxiety. Narcotic or opiate drugs like oxycodone and OxyContin readily attach to these receptors; different types of narcotic drugs have different chemical compositions that result in them attaching differently. Because these man-made substances are much more potent than endogenous neurotransmitters, the subjective experiences they often produce are much more intense. In addition, repeatedly taking drugs of any type that result in sensations of reinforcement or pleasure also activate other neurotransmitters, particularly the neurotransmitter dopamine. Increases in dopamine are associated with feelings of reinforcement, satisfaction, pleasure, euphoria, and other positive feelings. 

Many individuals readily begin to associate use of the drug with these effects. This indicates that some individuals may become motivated to take these drugs again to achieve these effects, and this can result in the beginnings of the cycle of substance abuse or the development of a substance use disorder.

In the end what matters most is what you do to yourself who cares what anybody else thinks who cares what anybody else says listen to God he will lead you through it