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It may involve your addiction or the one of a loved one and its impact on your quality of life.

Tell us how this experience affects your life now or how you have survived.

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Sister in Trouble

 I am a 36 year old. I'm writing to you about what happened a couple of months ago.

My older sister called me on the phone and told me that Child Welfare came and took her two little boys away from her. She said "not to worry, they are only gone to their father's home until I sober up. I'll get some sleep (take a few pills) I'll be fine tomorrow. I will pick my boys up then." I was somewhat shocked and didn't know what to say. I knew then, that she was intoxicated. I was afraid this was going to happen. She started telling me how she was going to start getting help. So I said "good, I'm glad you made the right decision."

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Drugs are No Good

 It all started in high school. I used Marijuana at break time with some friends. This was very disorienting and weird. Eventually it escalated into the use of methamphetamine. I thought it would give me energy to "workout". This stuff ruined my life for quite a few years.



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It can really happen to anybody…
 (Added on 07-June-2010)

Back during my freshman year I was the best in the state of Idaho for the 800 meter and the 400 meter. Then during spring break me and some friends had a party. I wasn't going to drink because I had a meet the next day and I didn't want to risk anything. But they had some weed… I had never done it before so I was willing to give it a shot.



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Anything can really happen
 (Added on 08-June-2010)

ok, so im a sophomore in high school, when i turned eleven i smoked two packs of cigarettes a day and by the time i was thirteen i was smoking weed every other week and for those who ask, i say that pot isnt addictive, its all the drugs after it...on that note i am in no way proud to say that when i was fourteen and had just broke up with an ex of mine, my friends immediately went to her side and hated my guts.



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Base Head
 (Added on 17-June-2010)

I am writing this for all those addicted to speed, who have realised or still protected by the comfort of denial. I was once a well liked, confident person (on the outside at least), had many friends, a few besties & the good time friends. Even though I had life issues I always got by like everyone else, kept smiling. Then the breakdown… after breaking up with my best friend of 3 yrs on hols, emotional abuse from my narcissistic mum whole life, abandoned by my father & anxiety I couldn't cope anymore.

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