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by CelticNomad on May 30th, 2007
Go to an Alanon meeting. You can't do anything for a junkie or a drunk until they want to do something for themselves. People who are faced with similar problems find help, advice and support here. http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/
by Singingismystyle on May 30th, 2007
Get them enrolled in drug rehab, and drop him/her off every time. And just be as supportive as you can, and tell them to hang in there; and there doing a good job. "You can do it". I'm here for you. But then on the other hand they may not be ready to do a turn around quite yet; so sometimes in that case, you may have to back away a little because you don't want to get caught in the mess if she's caught.
by lizizhere on May 30th, 2007
If they ain't willing to admit they have a problem they won't be willing to accept any help hon. Maybe you can video tape them & what distructive patterns they have to show them what their drug habits are doing to their friends & families. Addictions are hard to overcome but thats the first step is admitting to it & be willing to accept help.
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