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| When I started doing drugs my life, as I knew it, came to a sudden halt… E.C. When I started doing drugs my life, as I knew it, came to a sudden halt. When I lost things, such as my apartment and car, it felt as though I had lost everything. The truth of the matter was that I lost everything that created a comfort zone in the drug life. I have a loving and caring family who supported and encouraged all of my efforts to lead a decent life. A family that I put through more pain than any one person can imagine. My mom said "that's the chance you take when you have children. You can never predict the future when you have a baby." My parents told me that parenthood isn't all it's cracked up to be because you have to be totally unselfish and put your child's need before all of your own, but they still blamed themselves. My parents felt as though they fell short. Since I was thirteen years old I spent most of my life living "fix" to "fix." It was a horrible way to live life. Drugs robbed me of having a chance of learning how wonderful life can be. You only see things through the half-empty glass because you are always hurting inside. No one in my family could deal with it because it was so painful to watch me. I didn't intend to hurt anyone, but ended up hurting everyone that cared about me. I thought I didn't have the courage to even try to stop. My dad found a place called Narconon on the internet and I eventually broke down and decided that I needed help. While going through the program I started all over and found out what life was really about and what it has to offer. I finally realized that there was actually a solution to my immediate problem - THERE IS LIFE AFTER DRUGS. Life has good times and bad, happy and lonely, fulfilling and hurtful. There's no such thing as a perfect life without pain. But that pain also teaches us how good the good times really are. It teaches us to appreciate the things that we take for granted. I learned to live without drugs. Many do it. Many fail. You have to look at it as a fight for your life because that's what you are fighting to get back. You have to know that you are in control of your life. Being a heroin addict is not what I was destined to be. I just got sidetracked along the way. E.D. - Narconon Graduate |
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