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21yr old from my gym...DEAD!
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satchboogie
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very sad to see a young soldier fall..
but lets get real for one second..
steroids ALONE did not kill him.
there are just too many 'unknowns'
but lets get real for one second..
steroids ALONE did not kill him.
there are just too many 'unknowns'
mr juice
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Its a sad story, we all make our choices, and we have to live with them, so long as you know you made a choice, then stick by it, thick and thin, you should be happy you have had a chance to make a choice, and nobody can be blamed for your own decisions, its a tough one, mind you, its a tough world, do the right thing......whatever that is 4 you..
PEACE!
PEACE!
2BIG4URMOM
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DIVISION said:I am almost certain that it was the pre-existing condition that was the downfall of this young man. At 21 there are so many possibilities, but AAS don't seem to me to correlate with early death. It too vague really to speculate on what it COULD be; but it's a shame that his father is crusading against AAS. A father's eternal guilt over his son's premature death can cause problems for so many of us now.
DIV
I agree bro, anytime AAS are mentioned it's like a bad word. You can say you use crack or smoke weed in public, but if you mention the word "steroids" its like you just killed somebody.
I highly doubt if that kids death was directly linked to the gear, but more of a pre-existing condition.
When I was in the Army during basic training some kid died. They later said he had a heart murmur, I guess all that running or something did him in.
There is no telling what that kid died from, but to speculate that it was due to the abuse of steriods will just give it a worse reputation than it already has.
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