Addiction & Help

Maybe it's easier to be numb and zombiefied

and not actually be here on  planet earth

as a productive living human being.

To be off your head

constantly outwith the withdraws

until the next fix is needed then

going around in that constant

circle of craving, fix, craving, fit.

But the reality is facing your demons

head on.

And saying.

To yourself inside.

Your not happy being like this.

A slave to your hell.

And your vile urges and it's needed.

Try to be strong inside your mind

and body.

Seek help, advice, and support

and acknowledge more so

you are worth caring about

and being liked and more so loved

simply for you.

Being you.

Outwith all that crap in your system.

For being you a human being.

Who has suffered and still are daily.

http://www.supportline.org.uk/problems/drugs.php

https://knowthescore.info/help-and-support/drugs-helpline/

https://www.talktofrank.com/

https://www.adfam.org.uk/help-for-families/finding-support/call-a-helpline

Call our National Helpline

FREE on                  Aloholics Anonymous Great Britain

0800 9177 650

[email protected]

https://youngminds.org.uk/find-help/looking-after-yourself/drug-use/

http://drughelpline.org/

Finding the right recovery center for drug or alcohol addiction can be difficult. Every person with an addiction in need of treatment is different, so a treatment programs that works for one patient might not work on another. Fortunately, there are a lot of rehab facilities dealing with drug addiction and alcoholism, meaning that the right addiction recovery program for you is just out there somewhere. The problem is how to find it.

How to Prepare for a Call

Before you call a drug helpline, have the following information ready:

• Age of the person who needs treatment
• Location
• Substances they’re using
• How long they’ve been using
• Frequency of use/amounts
• Medical conditions, mental health conditions, any physical disabilities
• Insurance information

Be as honest as possible when you answer these questions. You might also want to prepare some questions of your own about addiction treatment and the recovery process.

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