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@kellyk8966
@kellyk8966 3 күн бұрын
My daughter gets out of jail, drug court, rehab etc. Within a day, she has her sources lined up and right back at it.
@ronald9925
@ronald9925 22 күн бұрын
Come live with me in the Netherlands
@AviRez-t1g
@AviRez-t1g 2 ай бұрын
I was on ice for 2 years, probably slept maybe 25 hours that one year. Completely lost everything, thankfully I quit cold turkey. Withdrawals lasted 3 weeks. I’ve been sober for 1 year 👍
@yvngloww
@yvngloww 2 ай бұрын
8yrs for me. Thank you Jesus. I beat the demon... i never overdose i got clean.. but my better half did not....
@rachelcagnacci3993
@rachelcagnacci3993 2 ай бұрын
I hope robert figured it out! Lots of excuses!
@ulfanfinneriksen4643
@ulfanfinneriksen4643 2 ай бұрын
Robert take the help.
@sunshinedaydream147
@sunshinedaydream147 2 ай бұрын
I will never forget being offered a needle and my really good friend who was in active addiction begged me not to. He said you’ll be a slave to this if you try in the arm. I will never forget that day or conversation. The look in his eyes was pleading me, though I just watched him shoot up. Being a prisoner to a substance gets to you so fast, then you become almost two separate people. Always the angel and devil on your shoulder. It’s a constant battle and I just push so many positive vibes to all addicts. ❤ so much love to you all. You can do this.
@juhahuovio3548
@juhahuovio3548 2 ай бұрын
opioids are a reality escape. you dont want your reality, so you choose opioids...
@GeorgeCarr-vw3rt
@GeorgeCarr-vw3rt 3 ай бұрын
My name is Laura,im from Edinburgh,i started using at 13, I have not touched that devils dandruff in nearly 10 years,im 38 now,i know being on a methadone prescription isn't totally clean but it has saved me,laree mother is so strong, thank you for telling your daughter story as I hope it saves at least 1 life.im not going to go into all the God bothering bullshit, but im so sorry laree died so young, she was your spitting image n im glad you had her in your life even though it was only just for nearly 19 year's but at least you have great memories of her n not just of a daughter whom was an addict,❤ to you and your family,i hope you continue fighting to change laws on laree behalf all over the world,❤ to you and i will keep you in my thoughts everyday ❤❤❤❤
@jessyandcharlie
@jessyandcharlie 3 ай бұрын
Im Sam an addicted to Morphine, i just watched this and cried several times re-living my own life right now in 2024, I wish people understood this drug and hear these doctors and familys, because most dont understand and assume everyone is just a SMACK head, the dirty junkie that can't be trusted or helped,. We all want help in the end because u loose everything including ur own self respect, trust in people and motivation for pretty much everything. I've been lucky only needing Narcan once but I have a couple in my bedroom drawers in case it's needed, but If you know a friend or family member with an addiction like this, PLZ KEEP UR DOORS OPEN FOR THEM!! they already feel alone and lost, and misunderstood, having ur family around can literally save someone's life. My own mum cut me off many years ago but she didn't understand 😕 now she's more knowledgeable on this subject, just being able to talk to her has changed everything for me!! She has no idea how long I've been wanting to talk to her but too afraid she would cutt me off again, now I wanna change things and get better and can talk to my mum about things and she listens,. We are not bad people , we still love and have feelings, dreams and hobbies, we not all bad people. We just want help and understanding. Thank you for this documentation stating the FACTS of how its impossible getting help even when your ready and cry out, reach out for help and u get fobbed off or put on a substitute which is just another addiction to deal with. Prayers to anyone going through withdrawal or clucking getting clean!! Ur a rockstar and be proud ur changing ur life!! Ill be joining u myself in a matter of weeks!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
@Becks1974
@Becks1974 3 ай бұрын
Respect to Mollie! A wonderful not to mention beautiful human being (so bonny too!!) Truly awesome to see her turn her life around, how proud you must be! What an incredible journey you have been on, such an achievement. I'm so chuffed for you and wish your family the best life in the future that lies ahead x
@saileshhemam5188
@saileshhemam5188 3 ай бұрын
I was on heroine for over 16 years. But I'm clean now. It's been over 3 years.
@babble2leeza
@babble2leeza 3 ай бұрын
I lost my big brother, his adult daughter and my stepsons sister in law. I have 9 nieces and nephew's that are addicts. I no longer allow them in my life. I have a rare disease and have fought to live. Ive worked and took care of my children. Bullshit if you don't have a choice. You were born with a healthy body. Why would anyone want to numb life out? I have no empathy, just pure resentment for the drug and my family who threw their lives away. You don't want to fill sick, don't do drugs dumbass. I wish I had a choice. 4 to 5 days of hell, good grief. So you all are a bunch of babies who can't handle a week of pain. Smh. Selfish wimps.
@pjm8433
@pjm8433 3 ай бұрын
I’m 64 & have been strung out most of by my B life & it’s a shame I’ve wasted all my life , I have chronic Hep C, no veins & im in very bad health. I’ve fought & fought turned to God begged Him to deliver me & for some reason He hasn’t yet.but anyways I got on methadone & I’m still using & it makes no sense.. I just don’t know how to get this gorilla off my back ? My life has been one giant relapse & I just don’t understand why I do what I do. Since corona virus tha dope I’ve been getting is garbage it leaves abscesses & black holes & bad scared I have no idea what it’s being cut with but it ain’t good. I think it’s some kinda animal wormer ? It stinks & burns like crazy . 64 & you’d think I would of changed ? I was a little girl first time I was hit & it was instant love. Oh I could go on but my heart goes out to everybody still lost in tha disease . Hopefully we’ll be found one day soon.
@allysonoconnell1457
@allysonoconnell1457 3 ай бұрын
Hi recovering prescription opiate addict here. Got sober from alcohol in AA 22 years ago. I had back surgery 7 years ago and another spinal surgery shortly afterwards. I developed an addiction to prescription opiates and at the end was taking prescribed morphine (450mg per day). I was in a revolving door of hospital admission for pain management but all I wanted was medication. I was constantly at my doctor wanting more and more. I was under the care of an addiction consultant who actively increased my medication. It got to the point where I was stealing meds from my husband who fortunately stood by me (he’s a recovering alcoholic too, sober 25 years.) I felt completely hopeless. I knew I was getting close to illicit drug use. Thankfully I came under the treatment of an addiction psychiatrist who spent so much time with me I am eternally grateful to her. I went into hospital and medically withdrew from morphine and started Suboxone therapy. From that day (23/5/22) to this I have been free from opiates. I had to swap to subutex due to side effects then I swapped to long acting subcutaneous buprenorphine once a month via a community pharmacy. I haven’t been hospitalised for pain since and I no longer steal from my husband and all my aberrant behaviour has ceased. I was required to do supervised supply for approx 22 months but it was what I needed. I was so scared to try long acting buprenorphine but it’s worked so well for my pain and addiction. I am still on the opiate treatment program and am required to attend the alcohol/drug clinic at the hospital I used to work at. I no longer work I am not able to because of my back and general health however I have such a happy and contented life. I am so grateful my addiction psychiatrist took a chance on me and I had the love and support of friends and my husband who stood by me. If I can recover anyone can cos I was really gone in my addiction. Sending love and light to all from Australia x
@allysonoconnell1457
@allysonoconnell1457 3 ай бұрын
Hi recovering prescription opiate addict here. Got sober from alcohol in AA 22 years ago. I had back surgery 7 years ago and another spinal surgery shortly afterwards. I developed an addiction to prescription opiates and at the end was taking prescribed morphine (450mg per day). I was in a revolving door of hospital admission for pain management but all I wanted was medication. I was constantly at my doctor wanting more and more. I was under the care of an addiction consultant who actively increased my medication. It got to the point where I was stealing meds from my husband who fortunately stood by me (he’s a recovering alcoholic too, sober 25 years.) I felt completely hopeless. I knew I was getting close to illicit drug use. Thankfully I came under the treatment of an addiction psychiatrist who spent so much time with me I am eternally grateful to her. I went into hospital and medically withdrew from morphine and started Suboxone therapy. From that day (23/5/22) to this I have been free from opiates. I had to swap to subutex due to side effects then I swapped to long acting subcutaneous buprenorphine once a month via a community pharmacy. I haven’t been hospitalised for pain since and I no longer steal from my husband and all my aberrant behaviour has ceased. I was required to do supervised supply for approx 22 months but it was what I needed. I was so scared to try long acting buprenorphine but it’s worked so well for my pain and addiction. I am still on the opiate treatment program and am required to attend the alcohol/drug clinic at the hospital I used to work at. I no longer work I am not able to because of my back and general health however I have such a happy and contented life. I am so grateful my addiction psychiatrist took a chance on me and I had the love and support of friends and my husband who stood by me. If I can recover anyone can cos I was really gone in my addiction. Sending love and light to all from Australia x
@OvieNetz
@OvieNetz 3 ай бұрын
Little did we know that fentanyl was just around the corner, its cheeper than heroin, and kills at least a hundred thousand a year! Guessing we would call heroin days the good old days. Damn life has gotten sad!
@bettywallace9004
@bettywallace9004 3 ай бұрын
Our good ole gov. the biggest drug dealers there is. Period
@ThiHoang-rj4oc
@ThiHoang-rj4oc 3 ай бұрын
The sad thing is the addict has to want to change, maybe has to hit rock bottom, where they have nothing and nobody anymore. They usually don’t want to stop using because nothing else in life compares to the peace that they get when high, the nothingness, the closing off of reality for a few hours is better than anything else that life has to offer. There’s gotta be something huge to make them want to stop
@ficknoti
@ficknoti 4 ай бұрын
More then 5 days kids. . Much more then 5 days of hell
@jenniferdaulby5519
@jenniferdaulby5519 4 ай бұрын
I tried heroin once & it frightened me so much because it was such a beautiful feeling - I loved it. I could have easily gone back for more the next day but, for once, I listened to that little voice in my head telling me to stay away.
@toddlarue3975
@toddlarue3975 3 ай бұрын
The first time I did heroin..both my wife and her sister and myself shot it up. One of my wife’s girlfriends shot us up one at a time. I was last. When I saw my wife’s face I knew I was going to like it. We still use but not every day. We also smoke crack with my sister in law.
@lisaburks2
@lisaburks2 4 ай бұрын
Why can a confidential informant be allowed to still sell drugs and still add to the overdose problem. That's bullshit
@MissKym17
@MissKym17 4 ай бұрын
I don’t know ANY thinking human that would assume heroin is “the same” as “pain pills”. That’s an excuse to tap out
@JoshuaHarrington-f7f
@JoshuaHarrington-f7f 4 ай бұрын
Does anyone ever think Robert could have undiagnosed adhd it would explain the constant seeking of dopamine which people with this condition lack on a major level
@JoshuaHarrington-f7f
@JoshuaHarrington-f7f 4 ай бұрын
Heartbreaking 💔 im not trying to fix him I’m trying to keep him alive
@jeffreykoran4820
@jeffreykoran4820 4 ай бұрын
THE GUY WHO KEPT REFUSING THE HELP HE NEEDED...ROBERT...IS HIS OWN WORSE ENEMY...I FEEL BAD FOR HIM AND HIS MOTHER AND SISTER
@benchippy8039
@benchippy8039 4 ай бұрын
In a just society the sacklers would be dividing their fortune and assets up as the first drop in the ocean to sort out the disaster they’ve helped create in the pursuit of immoral wealth
@matthewclaridge8063
@matthewclaridge8063 4 ай бұрын
One thing I know for a fact... The price of heroin in Australia is MUCH MUCH MORE than the price of heroin in the States if you get what I mean! 💰🤷
@chandragarcia6116
@chandragarcia6116 4 ай бұрын
This film is still relevant today. From a recovery addict, almost 30 years using, 11 years recovery. It can be done but Molly's story is so true! I was so naive in the beginning. I pray for all the people still out there🙏❤️
@allisonerickson3598
@allisonerickson3598 4 ай бұрын
Robert - you said you feel trapped HEROIN IS YOUR TRAP 🪤 I pray you seek treatment it worked for me ❤
@untitledtruths
@untitledtruths 4 ай бұрын
As a former addict I can tell you that it's not a disease it's a Sin problem. It's a spiritual issue! We feed our flesh daily in one way or another. Drugs, alcohol, sex,food. We want to satisfy the flesh! The only way to break the chains of addiction is to surrender to the King of Kings! Jesus Christ is one who sets the captive free! Teen Challenge is a faith based program that works because Jesus is the Center!
@workouts_2024
@workouts_2024 4 ай бұрын
There is only one treatment that is evidence based and that is accepting Jesus instead of your drug of choice. It's been proven to be the only thing that works. This is coming from a highly respected and well known addiction counsellor.
@MichelleM-pj6nf
@MichelleM-pj6nf 4 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@davechristian7543
@davechristian7543 4 ай бұрын
Ya n your CIA let it into your country from Afghanistan so wat can i say
@RichBoyLiving
@RichBoyLiving 4 ай бұрын
Start your kids young
@donaldshinn7867
@donaldshinn7867 4 ай бұрын
The loss of people drinking milk is cause of surplus and that can be directly blamed on Michele Obama and her healthy school lunch program. Taking whole milk out of kids diets in school is the most significant effect on milk prices. Obama and her liberal colleagues have made it a reality to destroy agriculture in America. She says nothing about tobacco’s impact on the world, but that is because her husband is a user. Parents should be allowed to make decisions about their children diets, not the government.
@mattneil1449
@mattneil1449 4 ай бұрын
$100 USD a gram
@paulwiens5918
@paulwiens5918 4 ай бұрын
Wow,does Robert ever look like his Mom! Robert is a sick dude. I’m so sorry for his Mom and family. Congratulations Molly! You be the best Mom you can be to your kids. Congratulations again!!
@millenniumtowerskelton5143
@millenniumtowerskelton5143 5 ай бұрын
The people who get addicted to prescribed painkiller are out of control people. The blame on the doctors is gross. You don’t take 10 pills when you are in pain. That is a weak person. Talk to the people who are prescribed painkiller for chronic pain that have great jobs. Didn’t go to heroin or fentanyl. People are out of control.
@ValouQc
@ValouQc 5 ай бұрын
I came cuz she looks like mr beans!
@OrmandJackson
@OrmandJackson 5 ай бұрын
Oh well 🎉
@elizabethferrari1346
@elizabethferrari1346 5 ай бұрын
It's obvious he's back at it. He's lost a lot of weight.
@richardpedley6291
@richardpedley6291 5 ай бұрын
I was adicted to heroin and metherdon for over 33 years im glad to say im over 2 years clean best of luck everyone
@ronniegrey4445
@ronniegrey4445 5 ай бұрын
Addiction what a dangerous life. Rest in peace beautiful people.
@kevk741
@kevk741 5 ай бұрын
No one tells you that anything with an associated “withdrawal” or “discontinuation syndrome” can cause akathisia. Especially withdrawal akathisia. Opiates cause acute akathisia, interdose withdrawal akathisia, withdrawal akathisia, and even tardive akathisia that erupts months after stopping years of cumulative use. Tardive symptoms get mistaken for “cravings” or someone’s depression returning or their condition worsening. Narcan is inducing opiate withdrawal akathisia at light speed and is causing neurological injury to save someone. Anyone Narcan’d should be given propranolol (or reinstate the opiate) and followed for months and months. “Withdrawal” is just brain change being unmasked. It’s not about getting the drug out of you. The “lie” whether a street drug, or a medication like an antidepressant, is that your brain has to change back. I got injured stopping several classes of medications. I last got hurt stopping Klonopin. I have chronic akathisia and dystonia and all kinds of other neurological madness 4 years off Klonopin. I’ve seen these same injuries with opiates and with antidepressants and stimulants and.. Find Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring Psychiatry on KZbin or Twitter X and hear about his work tapering injured patients. Find Nicole Lamberson PA on KZbin or FB and hear about the Benzodiazepine injury she received in an inpatient detox. Find Dr. Christy Huff MD and hear about her benzodiazepine injury and her work for The Benzodiazepine Information Coalition. Learn about Benzodiazepine Induced Neurological Dysfunction. Christy lost her life to her BIND symptoms this March 2024 nearly 5 years off. Read Robert Whitaker’s “Anatomy of an Epidemic”. Read Peter Breggin. Find Jill Nickens at the Akathisia Alliance for Education and Research and hear about the chronic akathisia she got stopping the opiates Methadone and later Buprenorphine. JIll is still severe 15 years off.
@emmamunro7208
@emmamunro7208 5 ай бұрын
Its so hard not to think Robert is the most selfish person in the world. He has no intention of getting clean. He was off his face at the end of the video. His poor family. I know its a disease its just heartbreaking and frustrating
@theworldisastage4401
@theworldisastage4401 5 ай бұрын
Let's give money to illegals other countries but let our farmers go broke! how sad!
@nuwon8154
@nuwon8154 6 ай бұрын
Now in 2024...the statistics have tripled.😢
@redrooster1908
@redrooster1908 5 ай бұрын
Yep. And fetty, tranq and worse.
@kristatatem6087
@kristatatem6087 6 ай бұрын
That son looks unstable. Something about his eyes and body movements. Can he get drugs in jail? Something about him is off.
@simonyu4111
@simonyu4111 6 ай бұрын
cheap