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Question by LAURA Z: should I leave My husband of 7 years who is addicted to Meth?
I have been married to my husband for 7 years. I found out he was addicted to meth after we married, I have tried to keep this marriage together, hoping and praying that he will change. I’ve always thought that if I give him alot of love treat him good, he would change. But nothings changed. He doesn’t work. I work full time and in the process of starting my own business. I’m very successful as far as raising four children on my own, paying all the bills and jugling the kids to their sports activities. He has only worked a total of maybe one year total in the seven years weve been together. He does nothing for himself. I have gotten a restraining order on him, put extra locks on my doors and he has always managed to get back into my house, one way or another. After moving out of four homes hoping he wouldnt find me. I find myself exhaused. I find glass pipes in his posession, burned foil etc. Hes up at all hours of the night. We argue everyday? What shoud I do?

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Answer by rich2481
I would have been gone along time ago,, what are you waiting for>? him to burn you alive??

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Question by hottmommy2869: how long does it take methamphetamines to leave breastmilk?
i only did it for 2 days and stopped yesterday. when can i start breastfeeding again?

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Answer by Dalice Nelson
Eek!

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Question by figaro’s mom: how do i leave my common law husband after 21 years?
emotional abuse, infidelity, substance and alcoholism. we bring out the worst in each other. i am a recovering alcoholic with my first year truly living sober in one month. i had the support of counselling and out patient rehabilitation therapy. for the first time in my life, i have seen all kinds of life’s scenarios with a different perspective. unfortunately, i have realized that the relationship i am in fit well with being an alcoholic and a co-dependent person because we both had the right toxic cocktail approach to a relationship. i thought everything was my fault, end of story and have since realized there is so much more beneath the surface. i am still so scared to be on my own even if it means that i will grow. i am one year away from being 50. i still feel unlovable and disgusting, even though intellectually i know that is my disease talking to me. sometimes i still wish i could just “end it all” but realize that as another escape mechanism, like booze. he’s a drug user too, but he insists that pot is good for you. i dont agree. i feel so confused and sad.

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Answer by Xexx M
Hardest part is walking out the door. It gets easier from there.

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MUSIC VIDEO: “Don’t Leave Before The Miracle” – Drug, Alcohol and Suicide Prevention. This is a portion of the original video that has been used in Drug and Alcohol Treatment Hospitals, and Rehabilitation Centers during the late ’80′s and 90′s, which was also acknowledged by the White House during the Reagan years.