Re: What do I do now? -- METH HELP FOR FAMILIES

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Subject: Re: What do I do now?

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Date Posted: 13:15:38 03/30/06 Thu
In reply to: nicole 's message, "Re: What do I do now?" on 09:28:31 03/30/06 Thu

Not to sound mean, but by allowing her to continue to live with you and taking care of her you are enabling her to continue her use. I have a 19 yr old that is a meth addict and it kills me but I kicked her out about a year ago and she has been living from one home to another. She has a 3 yr old that we are raising. She is clean right now and doing much better but she still has not lived at one place more then a month. I had to let her go because if I didn't I knew that I would enable her to continue her use. They have to hurt bad enough (no food, no house...) to want to quit, until then there is nothing you can do but get tough and quit supporting her addiction.

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