Meth Addiction & Recovery Support Group

Enjoy where you are on the way to where you are going. May your path be straight with God.
He's forgiving, he's loving and he is working with you in his own time. If God could save a sinner like me, think of what he can do for you.

Count your blessings and keep stacking them up and helping people also.Always remember we could be dead or lifers in prison or even HIV.God brought us to this point so we can help the sick and help the kids avoid destruction.Deral

I'll bet getting your kids back was one of the best days of your life.

I hear where you're coming from. I contracted HIV from slamming.

Just think where we'd both be if we continued down that path!

i think the alcohol epidemic is much worse. i hate all the government propaganda. i've read that every so often there comes a new substance the government focuses on depending on the times. right now it's meth. i've heard that later on it'll be downers like xanax and valium and other benzos. the government just can't face the fact that it legalized the most widely abused drug - alcohol, so it focuses on the ones it hasn't legalized to make it look better. i know sooooo few people who use meth, but so many who drink every day...slowly killing themselves. we accept alcoholism a whole lot more than we do stimulant abuse. it's because we know we're defeated when it comes to alcohol. we still think we can win the war on drugs. well, if it ain't one thing, it'll be another. addictions take many forms. i hear there's a lot of meth cooking in OK, so i can't say I know what it's like there. i just wanted to let you know there are worse addictions affecting more people than meth.

Number, I agree to a point. Meth is over whelming, then the people that stop meth use acohol to replace the drug.
Both are so wide spread. More and more restaurants are serving and then they get into there cars and drive.
I go to this big events that are serving, at these events are lawyers, Dr.'s, judges etc.... One of these events was a CASA,it was to raise money.A big fancy event, done every year,I took my 7 year old because she was amazed by all the painted chairs they were up for sale, I ask about bring her and the person said sure I brought my child last year and she loved it. Needless to say we did not stay long, I was floored at all the drinking. Those that attended were like I said Lawyers, DR.'s Judges etc....... And everyone was drinking. It seems nobody can get together without booze being involved. No there was not any meth addicts there,the tickets were very high it was all drinkers.
But I see the meth addiction as being so very huge to. Then I watch TV and see the ads pushing drugs and how you can call get a sample!!!!!!!! It has became a drug addict world, from one thing to another.
Now, I stop and ask............who's fault is it? Yes we have to stand up and take responsablity for ourselves,but it all is being pushed in our faces where ever we turn.
Beilever, I am very proud of you. And it sounds like you truely did what you needed to do to get your children back, so many with addictions simple learn how to work the system, lie and still use etc...... Stay strong and keep up the good work.
I have never had a addcition to meth, pot or anything like that, but my world has been a roller coaster ride do to people in my life that has had, still has meth addictions, drinking etc....and it has been a hoorible roller coaster ride of 10 plus years, nothing that I would wish on anyone.
May God always be with you and your family.

Meth is a destroyer of all things worthwhile.

next week on A&E there is suppose to be a program on tv called the meth mountain looks like it might be good.

I am SO VERY HAPPY to hear you have kicked it. My husband went to the Navy, got cleaned and was such an awesome person. The moment we moved back to CA he started up again.

METH is the hardest drug to quit. I have seen every walk of life do it.

KUDOS TO YOU. I am so very happy to know you have beat it.

HUGS

A beilever yes,an overcomer yes a failier no a reason for me to go on and keep trying to be as you are is what I want to be.Ive been sober from meth for over 10 yrs now and its the best choice Ive ever made .I am dependant on methadone for chronic pain from a shotgun wound but I can control the mgs as needed.Your story is very inspirational and your smile is a reminder of your victory.Deral