If you’re repping 225 on inclined you have plenty of strength to grow. Shit, Brotha! I can’t even do 135 any more but you learn to get creative!
I never go off AAS. I’m not saying that’s the answer. For me, I did it and my life wasn’t a life I enjoyed at all. But I’m glad I gave it a try.
In my past I was addicted to crystal, OxyContin, Nubian, temegesic, ecstasy, and I’m sure other things. The only way I got clean was to stay the fu$k anyway from anyone and everyone who used drugs. Addicts are lonely and they will tempt you every chance they get. My best friend I stayed away from. He died addicted to heroine and crystal meth. I still have one friend addicted to meth but I keep the friendship via text messaging only. He’s a good friend. He just won’t stop. I accept him and try to give positive energy when I text him. His dopamine levels are destroyed. He went clean for an entire year twice but never recovered his dopamine. When he tries to quit I try to help. But I refuse to judge him.
If you want to quit drugs, you will. Only you control your actions. You’re a tough man! I saw it in the dedication you put into the transformation contest. If you want it then you have the strength to quit the drugs. Just make your mind up and do it. Don’t look back!
As far as the weight training, injuries will happen again and again over the years. It’s just a part of the game. Work around the direct injury. Keep eating right and let the gear build the muscle. Most importantly, NEVER GIVE UP!!!