Bugs on the body… Park Yoo-chun’s ex-fiancée, who was sentenced to prison for taking drugs, confessed to suffering severe withdrawal
Hwang Ha-na, the granddaughter of Namyang Dairy Products’ founder, who was sentenced to prison for taking drugs, revealed that she suffered severe drug withdrawal and aftereffects.
Hwang Ha-na said in an interview with Woman Chosun on Oct 24th that she suffered severe drug aftereffects.
Previously, Hwang Ha-na, the granddaughter of Namyang Dairy Products’ founder, was indicted on charges of administering methamphetamine three times between May and September 2015 in Gangnam, Seoul, and was sentenced to one year in prison and two years of probation in 2019. However, she was sentenced to one year and eight months in prison for taking drugs again during the probation period and was arrested.
In the interview, she confessed to experiencing extreme withdrawal, “Before, just looking at the letters related to methamphetamine reminded me of drugs. Just by looking at the sign saying ‘mulberry tree’ (bbongnamu), even when only a syringe appeared on the TV, I thought I wanted to take ‘drugs’ (bbong).”
She continued, “My teeth are broken and need to be fixed, and my facial skin is too damaged. I’ve never had acne, but I think it was caused by drugs. My calves are all meth bugs (imaginary bugs that methamphetamine users believe are on and under their skin while on the drug). I must have scratched it without realizing it. I also found out this time that I have so many scars.”
Hwang Ha-na shared, “I regret the first day I took drugs the most.”
She went on to say, “I thought I could quit if I wanted to. I was afraid of getting caught someday, but I was still taking (drugs). There are only two ends of drugs: extreme choice and imprisonment.”
She added, “I lost a lot of things in this incident, but it’s better to be beaten like this. If it hadn’t been for this incident, I probably wouldn’t have come to my senses.”
According to the World Health Organization, drugs are characterized by being strong enough to have a compulsory desire for drug use and an increase in the amount of drugs used. It is also defined as a drug that is not limited to individuals and harms society.
Drugs are accompanied by withdrawal, making it more difficult to stop using them. Withdrawal symptoms include anxiety, severe weakness, insomnia, mental storm and megalomania. In severe cases, respiratory inhibition and coma may occur, leading to death.
Source: Wikitree
