Meth Addiction & Recovery Support Group
Methamphetamine is a synthetic stimulant drug used for both medicinal and recreational purposes. Methamphetamine is highly psychologically addictive. Like most stimulants, large doses of methamphetamine can result in a strong feeling of euphoria at the expense of physical fatigue and a strong "come-down" as the drug's effect wears off.
my boyfriend is an addict. 4 in one special Weed cigarettes alcohol and meth. Not trying to make a joke about it this is very serious he’s been doing it since he was in high school he is now 32 years old I have known him for about eight years just as friends we recently started dating and he continued to use I have been around many attics but never involved with one. My mother father aunts uncles have all had addiction issues I myself have never smoked a cigarette in my life I’ve always had self-control and taking care of others so when it comes to addiction. I have no idea about it he was clean for several Weeks. Even months He was going to work every single day coming home happy I never see him smile so much we went out on Thanksgiving to the casino with a few family members and that night he did dope again and hurt me so bad and I’m not really sure what to do I don’t want to leave him I don’t think it’s right to leave him alone because I can only imagine what he’s going through but is this fair for me? Would it be wrong for me to leave him? Is he truly sorry? How my supposed to trust him again knowing any moment you could relapse ?
I also grew up around it, meth killed my father the second day of Jan. Many other addictions on both sides of my family. I know where you both may be coming from.
Being supportive for sobriety and health for your own self is a fine line.
In my battles my with is my rock, but that’s if I listen. And it maybe too late.
Things are very difficult. But my advise is to encourage meetings and support groups. If he is serious, it will get easier over time. But you have to know you line and when to walk away. Good luck.