Re: Addicts Anger -- METH HELP FOR FAMILIES

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Subject: Re: Addicts Anger

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Heather

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Date Posted: 19:15:43 12/15/06 Fri
In reply to: Shelly 's message, "Addicts Anger" on 13:34:52 12/15/06 Fri

Shelley - That's where the helpful tips come in extremely helpful. I used to read them everyday until I understood.
He was angry and aggressive when he is in need of his drug. He is apologizing when he is coming down. Patterns...
I am glad my son is younger than your daughter but I am so sorry tht he hurt your daughter.
Spencer once told me that when he was high, he had no feelings, like being numb. You could say anything to him and he felt no emotion. It was when he was coming down that he was nice and apologizing for any mistreatment. When he was wanting to get high, you better step out of his way. That is when he got abusive with his words and made me feel as if I was the problem and that is why he had to leave. And if the kids were with him and I was at work and he had no drugs, the kids suffered and then he took off as soon as I got home. I remember so much and it all makes sense after knowing about addiction.
I see you are trying to stay strong and I am too.
=)Heather

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