During a night out in 2017, Kelly Kozyra, 38, was offered a line of cocaine by a friend. Three months later, the mother of two was abusing the class-Day and night, a drug Kelly Kozyra David Krabbe, Kelly Kozyra’s late husband One woman, who resembled EastEnders actress Daniella Westbrook, spoke out about the hazards of cocaine when her nose collapsed due to excessive use, leaving a huge hole in her face.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
A friend of Kelly Kozyra handed her a line of cocaine when she was out having fun in 2017. The 38-year-old became addicted to the class-A substance in a matter of months, abstaining from food and sleep to keep up her use. Kelly, a US citizen from Chicago, Illinois, soon discovered that her nose was bleeding and even began blowing out pieces of skin. Kelly continued her daily cocaine binges, spending an eye-watering £63k on the drug over 19 months, even though she believed the harm would heal itself.
A friend of Kelly Kozyra handed her a line of cocaine when she was out having fun in 2017. The 38-year-old became addicted to the class-A substance in a matter of months, abstaining from food and sleep to keep up her use. Kelly, a US citizen from Chicago, Illinois, soon discovered that her nose was bleeding and even began blowing out pieces of skin. Kelly continued her daily cocaine binges, spending an eye-watering £63k on the drug over 19 months, even though she believed the harm would heal itself.
Kelly’s nose was rebuilt using a portion of her head. The destruction of Kelly’s nasal septum, which had degenerated into a single, enormous void and distorted the contour of her nose, is depicted in graphic images. Kelly compared her deformed muzzle to that of television personality Daniella Westbrook, whose well-known drug use caused her septum to deteriorate. Kelly chose sobriety in 2021 when family members intervened, and she has since survived 15 surgeries to fix her damaged nose. Kelly, who hopes to work as a substance abuse counselor, is committed to sharing her experience in order to support those who are struggling with addiction.
Before her nose fell, Kelly “I met up with some old friends and ended up using cocaine with someone there,” Kelly recalled. “I started doing cocaine every single day. I was not sleeping or eating. Eventually, I had to resign from my position. “I’d been using cocaine for three months daily when I started experiencing bleeding in my nose and was blowing out chunks of skin, then noticed the septum was deteriorating.”I didn’t think I could be affected by this, and I wasn’t doing anything, yet I was doing a ton.
After snorting excessively for three months, Kelly started to see the problems. “I kept snorting even though I assumed it would go away on its own. The septum degraded totally. The hole then swelled to the size of a dime on the exterior of my face. “In order to keep all the cocaine up there and prevent me from losing it, I eventually had to push my pinky up my nose. “My nose reminded me of Daniella Westbrook’s.” I was fortunate that nobody could see my face because everyone was wearing masks during COVID-19. I was faking my way through a sinus ailment that I kept telling folks I had. The way it appeared appalled me.
According to Kelly, her nose resembled Daniella Westbrook’s. Since then, Kelly has had 15 reconstructive surgeries to help repair her nose, including transplanting an artery from her arm to restore the blood supply from her cheek to her nose and removing skin from her forehead to make a new tip. “Now it looks like a nose,” Kelly added. I’ve learned so much from this entire experience. I now live day by day since that is how the program teaches us to live. “I have no intention of using or relapsing. I believe that being honest about it benefits both myself and other people. Drug usage becomes less stigmatized the more we discuss it.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
