Keep your friends close and your Percocets even closer..

Must have fucked my back up yesterday because my lower back is not doing ok today. No training today. Went to the clinic today and graciously accepted a bottle of percocet . 'Haven't partaken yet but that's going to change here soon.

                                                                             Yessir...

When I was in Basic training I snapped my left tibia on an obstacle course. One of the most painful things I ever experienced. We were 4 days into a 7 day Field problem and I looked the part. Facepaint (when they taught soldiers said skill) hadnt showered in days, sweaty. And the Drill Sergeants brought me kicking and screaming into the Hospital at Ft Leonard wood. Mind you up to this point the hardest thing I'd ever done was Ginger ale.... So I get casted up and sent on 30 days Convalescent leave. With me was a GIANT bottle of Percocet. In the rush to leave I put the bottle in my wall locker and said locker was banded up by the Drill Sergeants prior to my departure. FUCK MY LIFE.

I came back 30 days later sane and ready to train. I get to my bunk and get my wall locker unbound and what do I see? My percocets. GONE. To this day I dont know if it was some crafty Soldier that stole them or one of te NCO's in my training platoon. Who knows..

The point is don't leave your drugs laying around. You never know who may want them more than you. Good night and good luck