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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, if it is heroin, you need to ditch the kid ASAP. There is no saving a heroin addict. It will just end with pain and suffering for the entire family. Change the locks and don't let him in.[/quote] You are wrong. I have family members who have been as low as you would like, who are now clean, sober and well-employed. [/quote] Don't you dare tell me I don't know what its like. My 22 year old son is a heroin/multi-drug addict and has been since age 16. If I could have him alive again, I would do ANYTHING. Sadly, the truth is, as soon as he stuck a needle in his veins he was dead. The only thing you can do is kick him out, change the locks, and hold a funeral for the human being he is. Look at the stats. The only successful method of getting 'clean' is to give them a script for suboxone or methadone, aka legal heroin, to pad the stats. That's not clean, that's just being a legal junkie.[/quote] You're just flat out wrong. I am sorry your child, your family and you have suffered. And a lot of addicts don't make it. And many do. I know quite a few who've been clean and sober for decades. And if you watch TV, you do too.[/quote]
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