Poly Drug Addict interview-Chris

I was one of Chris’s teachers Ms Schwartz! Claudia sent this to me. Chris, please don’t focus on blaming yourself for what box society puts you in. I would love to hear from u. How can I reach u. U have my love and support ❤

I really respect your interviews. You don’t shy away from the tough questions or hesitate to call “bs” but you always treat them with respect.

What a genuine guy. There were some gems in there. Drugs aren’t the problem. Drugs do their job. And don’t move too fast. You might miss something you need to learn or see. Words of wisdom. Wishing you all the best Chris.

“Don’t move too fast too soon…” wise words! The last question Mark asks always evokes the wisest answer(s). Love it!

He said something about people's frequency and how when a family is using drugs or a group of friends everyone has a different frequency and different comprehension levels. This dude is on point

Brilliant brother!! He was sucked into street life. By the grace of God I didn’t get sucked in deep. I am praying for you in my prayer tonight my brother.

Yes, This man is easy to listen to. I like the quiet and matter of fact way of his speech!! I wish him the best of luck !

This one, I wish you would have asked more questions to, Mark. He has a great deal more to offer with respect to HOW he is able to focus on the positive, and what his plan is to move in that direction, and HOW he gained that wisdom after being a spoiled child into such a hellish and torturous existence. Chris, I believe the SECOND you get clean, your life will not only transform to greatness, but you will lead many others into their own healing and mental strength. That is not to say that you won’t continue to suffer, because you will… but that suffering will not be in vain. You will rise like the Phoenix. You are already nearly there. I wish you the best.

Man this guy is exactly me growing up all the way to the drugs but the difference between us is I decided to get clean and stay clean because of a few things I never want to happen again, also because of my kids of course, I started trying to quit and stay clean but relapsed a few times after my 1st daughter was born but I kept trying to stay sober but it hurt too much. I wasn't a bad guy, just had/have a pretty fkd up life and environment but it wasn't until my youngest daughter was born 9 years ago that I really stuck through without relapse and drug free. I can't believe I'm here to say so but I am. That's the difference though. I hope this man is doing alright! Today.

I hope he gets better and gets the help he needs. Best wishes Chris. I would love to see a follow up on him.

A lot of these I find the people are really putting a big front on but this guy seems solid , and he has an attitude of wanting to change and by how he speaks he’s thought on it a lot , and he’s transparent about his habits . I think that’s a good spot to finally get into recovery , good luck man

I appreciate Chris' honesty in this interview. Its not easy to talk about a lot of these topics or the most personal aspects of your life. I give credit for not blaming his dad for everything in his life and admitting that he has made some not to great choices himself. But I think its also really important to remember that children that do not have a GOOD dad in their life, absolutely impacts the child and how they grow up and who they become. I highly recommend the book "Of Boys and Men" by Richard Reeves. It gives a lot of insight on why men are struggling so much in modern society.

Chris if your biggest fear is dying and not leaving anything for your kids, then turn that into motivation to get clean for you kids. Alot of strength can come from being afraid actually. Both of my parents are elderly and have chosen to take pharmaceuticals for many ailments. It has affected their health in a negative way, so I have decided to go the natural route to address health issues because of the love I have for them. It is possible to improve yourself just focus on the love for your kids and wanting to be a good influence on them and it will happen ❤

I have a gentleman I knew of back in my high school days that broke his spine from a meth fueled rage incident with his then girlfriend, who called the police on him in his intoxicated stupor, and as he was running away from the police, he jumped out of what he didn't realize was a 95 foot drop off the side of a ledge that looked to be a relatively short fall in height, only to Completely Shatter his spine and he ended up in a wheelchair- paralyzed from the neck down. 3 years ago from last Thursday chris ended up taking his own life due to the hardships he's felt that he's had to endure because of his accident that was a consequence of the actions he chose that subsequently ended his life. He was 21 and I was 17. Rip chris. This was the first time I've thought about that in so long because of the story this man told before even half the video.

This man is so brilliant! I am a little older than him but this interview shows how fast time flies! Decisions that we make when we are young affect us when we get older… then you wake up and you are 40… which is still young and I pray that he understands it’s never too late to turn around!

Started off with a good upbringing and ended up here. I wish him lots of luck. I'm glad he takes responsibility for his actions.

Man Chris you sound like a super smart guy! Just keep your head up and try getting some help with the pain legally to get off them drugs. Good luck man!

This is one of the most incredible intellectuals in adversity that I have seen by far. His mindset is incredible, so much strength , and the ability to communicate and express situations so humbly even in circumstances that has caused trauma and pain. It’s the accountability , the maturity, and acceptance that shows a perseverance that I pray will ultimately change a lot of things for you Chris! Keep pushing yourself as you always have, the world deserves your intelligence and optimism! Praying for your success!

You seem like an articulate dude, sorry about your accident. Life throws curve balls sometimes. you can bounce back bro, best of luck.

More then one of your interviews hits home for me. Someone wanted to interview me once because of all ive been through and sadly that never happened. Hard for me to watch some of your videos but im happy they are available.