You can quit. There are many different withdrawls for each person is different. This year was my second time withdrawing. I can finally say now I am done with this drug that had its grip on me for over 12 years.

There is a book called Quitting Crystal Meth what to expect and what to do by Joseph Sharp. It's a handbook for the first year of recovery from crystal meth. I'm pretty sure you can get it used on Amazon.com. This link won't take you there directly but just look it up under "books".

https://www.amazon.com/Quitting-Crystal-Meth-Handbook-Methamphetamine

I'm going through almost the same issue I need some guidance and someone other than my husband who may be able to under what I'm feeling and experiencing..

You need to get professional help in the form of a detox.Then go to CA, NA, or even AA meetings for daily support.

Hang in there, keep posting on this site and make some friends. I'm pretty new here so I honestly have no idea how it works, but I can tell you that I've been struggling with Meth addiction for the last 4 years... and it's caused me to do not only crazy.... but HORRIBLE things. Its hard, I've gone anywhere from a day clean... to 10 months cleans. I'll be honest with you.... The cravings don't go away, and no it doesn't really get any easier or lighter.... your brain just seems to REALLY want it at times and there's nothing you can do about that. So what you have to do, is actively seek out help, and learn how to cope healthily with those feelings. It's probably the hardest thing you will EVER face, but it is possible and don't tell yourself otherwise. Join a support group, go to a meeting and get a sponsor.... work the steps and do the best you can! Be proud of every moment you are clean and sober. If you fall, pull yourself back up.... These are the things I've had to do.

Even though the cravings don't really let up and the withdrawal doesn't go away.... Coping eventually gets easier, you just have to train yourself how to, and learn to ask for help as frequently as you need it.

Anyways, I hope this advice helps... Lol I think a lot of this I kind of wrote to myself haha

PS. I HIGHLY recommend practicing complete abstinence from ALL drugs including marijuana and alcohol.... they say "If your addicted to one, you're addicted to them all".... and I myself have found this to be very true. Also, never tell yourself that you'll just "have one" because to an addict "One [hit/drink] is one too many, but a thousand is never enough".

Jake From State Farm

I like that saying, if you are addicted to one you are addictive to all. Think I will steal that and use it at my next AA meeting.

Now that pot is legal we can all re-frame from using it too.