Drug Addiction Stories

August 24th, 2009

The purpose of this blog is to keep getting the message out to millions of people about the effects drugs and alcohol can have on a person life. Everyday there are individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. These drug addiction stories give a detailed look into the life of those battling drug addiction. Some of these posts are based on true stories about drug addiction, and some of these stories on drug addiction are fictional, but are inspired on true events.

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Drug addiction success with family.

Every day there will be new short drug addiction stories, all telling a different tale about drug addiction. Every now and then there will be something based on drug addiction true stories, or a testimonial, or account of someone’s life who has experienced drug addiction. These drug addiction stories are important, because they tell the stories of people experiencing the horror of a drug or alcohol addiction. We hope you enjoy this blog and all it has to offer.

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  1. March 28th, 2012 at 04:23 | #1

    @Susie
    i fell you there i dont like what i have become so much so that i dont go out of the house but to go to doctor vists or let my dog out or to the store the evil spirits call them just know how to get at me. a couple of years ago it was an every day thing but now it is getting better i just recently got this thing called the computer and am learning alot of things like how to use it and it in turn is going to hopfuly help me get over my addiction for the long hall hope nothing but the best for you just keep plucking away at it and one day you will be victious i sure.

  2. March 29th, 2012 at 21:51 | #2

    Thanks for the comment, just keep taking it one day at a time, everything does and will get better.

  3. March 29th, 2012 at 21:53 | #3

    Thanks for commenting!

  4. March 29th, 2012 at 21:54 | #4

    good advice, thanks for sharing that.

  5. March 29th, 2012 at 22:49 | #5

    I am 51 years of age and i smoked pot till about 8 years ago then my lungs took a shit on me so i turned to crack for the longest time it was pertty bad i did a good job hiding it from my boss friends family and they still do not know the extent of my usage but i don’t do it like i used to and. every day is a chalenge not to but i think i have an evil spirit in me that will not leave me alone i do not have very much clean time but i do have today it is tommorw that i worrie about . on the first i get my check i try to pay bills with the 250.00 a month i get although i dont get much money on disabilty there aways seem to be some one or some thimng that enables me to get high and i hate myself for that i am fighting a battle that seems that there is no chanch of wining i keep telling myself that tommrow is going to be better my god have mercy on my soul. i dont go to N.A. or C.A. or A.A. i feel that no likes me Every time i ask for a ride because i have no car they have better things to do so i say #*#* you all to hell i have a breathing problem an i asked someone to give me a ride and they say o i got to shompoo my carpet or i have a date tonight well go no with your bad self i am so sorry for my bad attitude i also have an anger problem and have got to go before it gets to out of control.BEWELL…….

  6. April 26th, 2012 at 12:17 | #6

    i am 31 yrs. old.i have used drugs since i was 14 yrs. old.i am currently in treatment and have been clean for 14 months.its very hard and i trully have to take it one day at a time.i am employed and in school.i have my 13 year old daughter with me.getting into a treatment program has restored my life.the only way to stay clean and in recovery is to work the steps,be honest to yourself,and build your relationship with your Higher Power!if you do this i am sure things will get better!ONE DAY AT A TIME

  7. April 26th, 2012 at 12:21 | #7

    your disease doesnt want you to get better!theres always going to be a road block as long as you allow your disease to lie to you.go to meetings,work the steps,trust and believe that with God you can do this!i have been clean 14 months.my doc was prescription pills.it does get better i promise,but you have to do the footwork@jude

  8. May 4th, 2012 at 14:03 | #8

    Thanks for the comment and excellent job with your sobriety!

  9. May 4th, 2012 at 14:04 | #9

    Excellent story, thanks for the comment!

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