Togi’s Near Death Experience Changed His Life

Togi’s Near Death Experience Changed His Life



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13 thoughts on “Togi’s Near Death Experience Changed His Life

  1. We lost my brother DJ to his heroin addiction January 4, 2004… not from an overdose but from the messed up system of sending addicts to prison rather than treatment in America (this was Pennsylvania). He was murdered in prison. It was/is the worst moment of my life learning his life was stolen from us. He was the sweetest soul.
    I just wanted to give you props for getting healthier and treating your body with respect.
    I'm a therapist/LCSW in Texas. Please get the help you need while you can… the world needs you. 💙

  2. i hope he truly can get it together. that’s the thing about being a drug addict, it either takes something extremely terrifying to happen for people to stop. sometimes it’s not enough, for me it wasn’t anyways. i was just as bad w xanex as he was if not worse. have taken probably 30-40 seizures in my life from withdrawl

  3. Those were demons waiting for your ass. People are stupid. Sleep paralysis… those are demonic attacks letting you know, you’re not untouchable and we can fuck with you. The spiritual world is just as real as this world and if you don’t get right with god TRUST ME the worst gangster or evil thing that’s ever happen to you will be your daily life when you leave this vessel.

  4. some people just need a reminder that health shouldn't be taken for granted, i struggled with pills and powder when i was young but thankfully was able to stop before i did something irreversible to my life or health. i feel tremendous having quit drugs and alcohol entirely but when i was using i was convinced i felt better and that i would hate sobriety. drugs play weird tricks on your brain

  5. Why do people have photos of them taken in the hospital? It’s fucking cringe, we don’t need to see you laying in the examination table to believe you went to the hospital 🙄

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