Drug Addiction Kansas: Drug Rehabilitation Is the Best Solution for Meth Addicts

The times are changing. It seems methamphetamines are taking over Central America through Kansas and Nebraska and all the neighboring states. Meth labs are continually constructed in private residential areas while getting their supplies through Mexican connections. At one time many of the products needed to make these meth labs were at your local drug store, but thanks to some watchdogs many of the drugs needed are locked up and sparsely handed out. Eventually store owners got wise to people buying cases of amphetamines and limited how many each person could receive. Meth is a recent phenomenon and is fast become the drug of choice today.

With this new trend we see a new type of addiction. It has become so addicting that even when physical appearance deteriorates, users cannot seem to stop. We have all seen the horrible before and after photos of meth users. They all look rather healthy when they are first caught using the drug; but after a period of time their face shows tremendous wear. Open sores characterize their face while drooping eyes tell the story. The only hope for these poor souls is drug rehabilitation. Without a drastic intervention and supportive friends, there is no real hope.

When friends and family get together to support a loved one who is addicted to meth, the beginnings of drug rehabilitation take shape. It simply cannot be done alone. The user will keep using if there are no immediate consequences. They need to be shown that if they start today, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Unfortunately far too many people do not care about these people to begin with and that is why they are drug addicts. It would be a tall order indeed for those people to come forward and seek help on their own. They are simply not in their right mind to do so and some cannot admit they are in real trouble with their addiction.

It seems as though all addicts who are in denial believe they can quit anytime they want to, but this is not a matter of willpower. Drugs have unique ingredients that prevent us from being able to when we want to. If it were that easy there would be a lot less drug addicts today. These drugs simply do not show immediate consequences. Tough love is the only answer for the immediate future of new addicts.

Paula’s Testimony – Delivered from drug addiction from the age of eleven – Aired 3.20.2010. IHOP.org/Watch.

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