BIOGRAPHY

My name is Aaron Thomas Webb. I am currently serving the 28th year of my life sentence on planet Earth. So far, it has been an amazing experience. I am baffled by people who say their life is boring and/or meaningless. I spent my first twelve or so years learning new things like crawling, walking, speaking, and eventually talking back. Then came my teens. I quickly learned how to impress others with my amazing people skills and above average abilities. Early in my teen years I started using marijuana, and soon after, crystal meth. The slow downward spiral took years to really destroy me. In my late teens I was approached by my mother regarding a documentary about meth. More specifically, my meth addiction. She asked me if I would like to be featured in this documentary and I said, "Fuck no." a phrase I had grown fond of over the years and still use to this day. My Mom, Michelle Webb, said " Too bad, I already said you would do it." After much deliberation, I finally gave in. I couldn't let my mom down after everything she had done for me. Plus, she somehow managed to convince me that my participation might help someone. Two years of filming later Crystal Fear was born. I watched it with my family in the living room of our house in Yale, BC. I was appalled. I kept glancing over and seeing my mom crying. My sister crying. My brother crying. I had no idea how much of a douche I was. At that moment I decided it was time to make a change. The change. After seeing the condition I was in, I honestly didn't find it that difficult to stop using. I used the disgust and self hatred I had developed during my years as a drug addict as a weapon. A weapon against the drug. A weapon against the urges. But most of all, a weapon against themselves. 7 years later I am doing just fine. Actually, I've never been better. I have a wicked job as a carpenter. I have a beautiful girlfriend. I have a sweet-ass Land Rover and I'm in the best shape of my life. Cheers to many more years for me and for you.