thanks for your post...i have a friend (been friends 25 years) hes been using meth amphetamine all this time and last saturday did an accidental overdose was unconscience til wed on a ventilater and they told us he probly wouldn't wake up since everytime they tried to remove ventilator he stopped breathing. well, long story short yesterday he woke up weak but alive and pretty much okay...they let him come home with his sister who live 6 hrs from where he lives but just down the road from us. we just left him..i told him i was not sure but for some unbelievable reason God had allowed him another chance and he better use it wisely. he really sufferin from withdrawal shakes and sick his sister is leavin to take him to her cabin in tenn for then next week or so to keep him away..please pray for him hes really gone need it. to top it all off his wife (of 30 yrs) left him with the drug dealer...what a mess...as a recoverin addict myself....my husband and i have decided to stick with him and try to help him....we were really close til we got clean and they didn't....its so sad to see him that way...he really knows this is his last chance truly its live or die. please keep him your prayers as i will you and yours.
cathy
sorry about the long post.
I was caught in that amphetimine trap years ago. When I didn't have any to take, all I would do is lay on the couch all day. Had a very hectic life with 4 kids and husband never around.
I started hanging around with some Christians and going to church all the time and getting "happy". The pills just fell by the side.
Guess what I'm saying is maybe he could explain to you why he's taking these in the first place and what kind of things can the both of you change so he won't want to.
he doesnt love drugs more than he loves his family of that i can assure you...talk to him about detox or a rehab.....dont give up on him....
carrie
I am afraid that until he is ready to, he won't quit. Be supportive. Some are helped just by reading this forum. All of us feel better when we find out that we are not the only one with a problem AND we see others getting free from there problems. The first step is for him to really admit that he has a problem and needs help. Good luck to you. Ask away here. Lots of help here.