Crystal Meth

Question: How to help someone who is on crystal meth and heroin?

(Posted by: on 2011-11-09 18:54:37)

My brother we will call him "Ted ". Ted OD on crystal meth and heroin a week ago. Ted does not think that he has a problem. How can I help? Or What should I do? Or What can I do?

Posted by: jeff on 2011-11-09, 18:56:44

Dude call intervention on him for real they'll pay for treatment and everything sign up online man what you got to lose....except your brother..so that or if your family can afford a rehab facility get him into one..good luck..

Posted by: TROLLING TUPAC on 2011-11-09, 18:59:04

Umm maybe just try to get family and friends together and have a intervention and convince him to go to rehab or just call up a Professional intervention program. im not good with this stuff but hope it helps

Posted by: dshenoe on 2011-11-09, 19:13:34

Your brother is doing drugs that most drug abusers wouldn't touch and thinks nothing of it. That is a huge problem. There isn't much you can do. Tell him straight his behavior hurts you. You can't make him stop.

Posted by: Narconon on 2011-11-09, 20:59:01

Dear sister, when somebody does not care at all he or she is at a most difficult point to reverse his addiction. This does not mean that you should give up on him. As others mention, an intervention might be the only way out. He won't do it on his own. So, the first step would be to find him the best program and a way of financing it. I recommend the Narconon Program, is the best in the world, the best success rate. They do not use drugs in any of the steps of rehab, completely help him remove all the traces of drugs from the body (which cause craving), then give him new skills with which to confront life with confidence. They will return to him his self esteem, honesty and integrity as a human so that he can start new. I was not as bad but after 16 years of abuse of drugs and alcohol--never shoot up or did meth--got tired of that life and started searching for help, I tried several methods and programs but did not work for me. The craving was too much and within a month I was back using. So, here are a couple of things that will help you figure how to solve this problem. First get educated on all the aspects of drug addiction so you have tools to work with. The 2 best places to get this education are: drugfreeworld.org/ and narconon.org/ The first one has all sorts of educational videos, including interviews with real addicts that have used all the drugs available. After learning enough and found some interesting videos you can bring your brother to watch some of this videos with you and ask his opinion. He might attempt to admit he needs help. If he agrees then the rest is easier. If he still refuses help tell him that his behavior is hurting you and all that love him and that you are going to intervene for his own good. By this time you have already gone to the other site, Narconon, and learned about the program and have called them to figure the details and to get advice on how to proceed. From here I can't help more other than to encourage you to persist and take action. May the gods be with you and your brother.