Re: How to let go???? -- METH HELP FOR FAMILIES

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Subject: Re: How to let go????

Author:
Heather

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Date Posted: 08:54:55 01/11/07 Thu
In reply to: Tammy 's message, "Re: How to let go????" on 07:21:15 01/11/07 Thu

You can call them and ask for the cheapest one for meth. You can buy more than one. They don't cost but maybe a few bucks a piece. I only bought the ones that have meth test on it cause that was my only concern.
AS for the Hair follicle test, I think the link I sent you only had one test on there. I would really think about doing the hair one for piece of mind. I know she is your child and maybe letting go 100% is not an option, but sometimes it has to be in order to help her. I can't say I know how you feel cause my addict is not my child. I know the love of a mother and a child. But I know that after so long, I couldn't take anymore, I would need to separate myself from the drama. It is her drug problem and she has made it yours and her own babies problem.
You know I truly believe that when a parent is an addict, and they the child sees this constant behaviour, the child more than likely ends up an addict. I have seen it in many many cases, that is why I choose to keep my son out of his dad's way. My ex says he does not want his son to end up like him, but if I allowed him to see him, my son would learn from him. I do not want that and my ex has respected that because he truly doesn't want our son to be anything like him. Those were his words after being off of meth for 5 months. Your daughter truly knows that what you are doing is right and what she is doing is wrong, but the ups and downs make her think irrationally.

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Re: How to let go????	Tammy	12:09:48 01/11/07 Thu