The 10 (Hidden) Signs of Meth Abuse

[@nathanmeredith5308]

This is my favorite cop on the planet. When he told her don’t talk to your daughter like that and she said you should’ve seen how she was talking to me, she replied back you raised her that’s your problem. Absolutely priceless.

[@donkeyballs3081]

There are lots of parents who need to hear the same thing

[@hellsbells1262]

You obviously aren’t parents and it shows

[@soybrujaja]

​@hellsbells1262 are you defending the rabid raccoon we all just watched?

[@PinkyakaAyannaj]

😮 Time stamp please and thank you 😀🙏🏾

[@PinkyakaAyannaj]

​@@hellsbells1262Weird

[@peterd9427]

Poor daughter. And the boyfriend is very respectful and supportive to her. At their age they are doing very well

[@carmencorleto1479]

That's crazy

[@kyyyyyyyyym365]

If she doesn’t set some boundaries up with her mom she’s going to lose her bf! This is insane you can tell he’s so over it

[@tylerabel372]

The daughter is an enabler and the boyfriend is about to walk. It's clear as day.

[@frybellevue]

The boyfriend isn't the boyfriend, he is the son.

[@lornadouglas9893]

She's probably had to be the parent in this relationship for a long time! It's obvious the actual parent isn't up to it! So juvenile considering she's supposed to be her mother!🙄🤦🏼‍♀️ It's a miracle that the daughter isn't a drugged up mess as well! It's nice to see when kids break the cycle! 💯%

[@claremizusawa]

Damn if he’s been dealing with Michelle for the past 12 years that means he’s known the daughter since she was a kid. So sad.

[@lynnlegault9297]

Definitely, both her kids seems amazing

[@rachmunshine9474]

I had not thought of that. That’s sad. Maybe that’s partly why the daughter stayed as calm as she did though. So wait… I was not watching every single second like paying perfect attention. I just assumed they were boyfriend and girlfriend and they had already said that was her daughter. But at one point I thought he is also fairly patient (saying he didn’t want her there right now but not never again I’ve had it) and a supportive BF and then for a second I wondered, is that her son too and not her daughter’s boyfriend? And I mean siblings can be roommates especially if mom couldn’t keep a roof over their head and they are doing that together. Anyway, I dismissed that thought and just figured it was her mom and he’s a good boyfriend. But now somebody said something about “…her kids.” So do we know any of this for sure? I know they were talking to him first so I probably just missed a sentence or two in the beginning.

[@kristenmarie9248]

@@rachmunshine9474 they asked the young man for his identification. So maybe he is the boyfriend? If he was the mother's son, they would probably already have known who he was.

[@Sisweneedtotalk81]

Imagine what he witnessed in that time as she spiraled into the addiction and neglected her kids

[@fashion-baller3399]

Yeah and when he said "Don't talk to your daughter like that" when the mom said she could slap her or something, it made me so sad thinking about what childhood the girl might've had with a mom like that. And threatening to hit your kid in front of a cop is one thing, imagine what she says in private.

[@W4LKER22.]

One of the most patient officer's I've seen to date. Dude deserves a raise x5

[@daviddickey9832]

When the cop says, "I've dealt with you for the last 12 years of my life" you should start to reflect on the choices you're making.

[@dtreezy]

introspection requires certain cognitive abilities that unfortunately a sizeable chunk of the population are born without. Its genuinely not their fault but they can't be helped either.

[@winterblossom4446]

@@dtreezy what? what kind of psychobabble word salad is this?

[@shirleymckamey2426]

@@dtreezy not their fault?? Of course it's their fault!!!

[@bettyh3747]

Reflection upon his years of service

[@ICIP13]

@@winterblossom4446 Let me simplify it for ya': it's futile to ask an addict to think in a balanced manner. The urge for the 'stuff' takes over them. It's only in small period of coming down from their highs, they have moments of clarity and reflect on the harm that they've caused to their family, friends, strangers and their community. The rest of the time it's all about ways to get and stay high. You can't have a logical conversation with an illogical person. Hope that helps.............😎

[@ChuckThree]

I felt that when the officer said “I’ve been dealing with you for the past 12 years”

[@MidwestSafety]

💯

[@bluecheesewithwings2105]

Are you an officer or just saying it to say it 😂

[@zglando6662]

of HIS life, just imagine who else had to deal with her lol

[@Dior444L]

@@bluecheesewithwings2105 He's just saying he felt the pain. he's not claiming to be an officer...

[@tonybolognamacaroni383]

yep, same here

[@randomvintagefilm273]

12 years??? She hasn't cleaned up her act in 12 years? Those kids are more mature than she is!

[@StanHowse]

Sadly, that's how that usually plays out. My mother was a substance abuser for, damn near my entire 36y/o Life. Until it caught up to her. Neither I or my 2 bothers have any problems with substances. And probably never will. It's an entirely different World, living in a Life like that. It took me 15 years of my Adult Life, to actually get my Life, and it has only felt Real, since she died. (also, the more prolonged usage, the more likely they'll stay on w/e) Yeah, she'll prolly be "Dirty" for another 12yrs before it Kills her.

[@jazzabighits4473]

yeah and her kid looks like she's 20, so she was doing this when her kid was 8? wtf?

[@wildhogracing22]

maybe because her brain is fried from 12 years of meth

[@Trump2024asw]

Shit took me 15 about to kick opiods although meth did enter the equation in the last year an shit went way worse way too fast never again with that hard drug shit dude.

[@StanHowse]

@@jazzabighits4473 Probably.. No man around? (as in, her Father) So, more than likely a Single Mother.. Single Mother, "Hopefully" was working, (Lot of Effort & Time to Work and "try" to Raise a kid) Depression, Yeah I could see where the Meth could come in. Kid grows up, doesn't "quite" need her anymore.. Hey! More Depression, More time to do Meth, AND, Lest we forget the crippling feeling of having ZERO purpose.. (I'm speculating a lot here, but it's not hard to see how someone ends up there). Good thing out of it, the Daughter will probably be a Nice, Clean member of Society.. Cause she watched her Mom be such a POS.

[@joebloeh8058]

This cop is so patient and understanding. He said he'd been dealing with her for the past 12 years. That's wild. On some level it's got to make him sad to see her deteriorate. I can't begin to imagine how the daughter feels. Drug abuse sucks.

[@bcpr9812]

As someone else said in the comments, this is probably in a small town where the cop doing the talking could've been this woman's schoolmate, or could know her through a sibling, mutual friend, or a former workplace.

[@AletheAce]

Sometimes, I feel bad about my life, thinking I'm not where I should be, comparing myself to others with more money, better bodies, etc. But then I look at videos like this and I feel truly blessed. It could always be worse.

[@TurkishToprak]

me too

[@carllennen3520]

Good gawd. The feminization of men in America, has absolutely destroyed men. This is effeminate, neurotic, behavior. Every second, and ounce of energy you are wasting, worrying about this nonsense, is WHY you are being held back. Stop laying around feeling sorry for yourself, and DO something about it.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

If you can post here you're already priviliged over larges swathes of the world population.

[@jinxterx]

You could be in Gaza, so yeah, it could be a lot worse.

[@akunog5143]

it's important to live your own life. Comparison is the thief of joy in so many cases. However, 'It could be worse', is not a compliment, or goal completion step lol. Of course it could be worse.. it could be the same as it is now, but you also have a hang-nail lol. We are all stuck here on this sphere, floating through space. Make the most of it, or don't.. I just try to enjoy my one and only shot at this life. If I make millions that's great, If I die in a ditch, it's not as good, but it's basically the same thing in the grand scheme of things.

[@winterblossom4446]

If the daughter sees this: This isn't your fault. We feel your pain. Stay strong.

[@Alex-wy3ld]

I mean KINDA she called the cops on her drugie mom and lied about her mother living there to have her kicked out cause she was being to high and the cops ignored her rights cause her addict behaviors are well know and we'll documented and they rightfully felt this was the best move My Issues is these situations cost tax dollars and have NOOOO clear resolution they are a perpetual financial drain on the community it's her MOTHER this will NEVER be over unless the mother cleans up to the kids stop being functioning members of society cause the kids will ALWAYS let he back in most minorities I know put this family member in a garage or tool shed or honeymoon suite (all separate from the primary residence but on the private property) she's indecisive and in a gray area of life at the same time and the police labeling her functional will continue to cost greater society until she either cuts that connection or gets her mother professional help. There are actions she could and probably SHOULD take for the police her family and society as a whole but in order to keep giving her mother chances she's ONLY calling the cops and micro managing the removal and going to use this incident as a control mechanism 9 times out of ten but she'll either forget this encounter or get high and brazen and it will repeat itself 😢 maybe it's not her fault but it's her responsibility until she stops taking responsibility for it and THAT is her fault ❤

[@winterblossom4446]

@@Alex-wy3ld I dont have time to read this. sry

[@chucktwnkid]

​​​​@@winterblossom4446it was a smart choice not to read that brainfart of a comment. They essentially sided with the mother, blamed the daughter and police for not coddling her. "She's just in a grey area of life" 🤦‍♂️. It was also kind of a r4cist comment, not to mention there is not one punctuation mark in that entire ocean of words. Not a period, not a comma, nothing.. just one long a$$ mind numbing sentence

[@chucktwnkid]

​@@Alex-wy3ldstop smoking m3th and commenting under videos

[@terryshubitowski1535]

@@winterblossom4446 right??? 😂

[@russc.9618]

This cop is clearly so over these tweakers lol. “Shut up”….”get your shit and leave”😂

[@carpathianken]

Policeman-"Michelle just shut up" Michelle-"You shut up" Policeman-"You don't need to be here" Michelle-"You don't need to be here" Gah, what a crazy making juvenile pain in the azz to have that you have to try to communicate with to keep quiet while work out what's going on. It's no wonder the Police run up to belligerent people like her & taze them until they pee their pants.

[@scottmccrea1873]

After _twelve years_ of that ratchet bullshit, anyone would be!

[@bigredracingteam9642]

I thought he was being very patient.

[@bassfan41]

He probably likes it

[@roryhennessey1983]

That was a call id hate to make if I were a cop. We don't have meth near me but half of the cop calls around here is fentanyl overdose

[@HardwhiteLong]

Bro click baited us with a attractive lady making us think there was a hot meth head, no shot lmao

[@aarongarcia5037]

hard lesson to learn... there are no hot meth heads!

[@calk1calk]

@@aarongarcia5037 how do you even have to learn that 🤣

[@rincam5]

​@@aarongarcia5037 there are, they just dont stay hot

[@aarongarcia5037]

@@calk1calk brother... you don't want to know

[@conspiracyreviewtube]

That’s her daughter

[@gulli72]

"I'm barely breathing." "You're smoking a cigarette." "Exactly." Not gonna lie: She got us here.

[@richardperezmartin6838]

She's not wrong, but she ain't right either.

[@Rowan-mo4ko]

​@@richardperezmartin6838😂

[@Lilac-w2f]

😂

[@trubleSum1]

Hahahaha!

[@Yuan-lo3zz]

@@richardperezmartin6838what an intelligent savant 😂

[@susanelezebeth]

Feel so bad for the daughter and her boyfriend her moms been gaslighting her for years

[@TommyVercetti-z2u]

That's her half brother...

[@SickSensei223]

@@TommyVercetti-z2u What's the difference? ZING

[@MR_GARY123]

Where is the gaslighting her daughter? She is definitely suffering from addiction but where did you get that she gaslights?

[@BenjaminBjornsen]

@@MR_GARY123Lived with a drug abusing relative like a mother, father etc. before ?

[@BecauseOfHim1111]

⁠@@BenjaminBjornsen IKR

[@mazystarr]

there's nothing hidden about the signs of meth use

[@diana1nicole]

I was gonna say. Like it's very apparent.

[@CowboyPants-h5p]

Meth abuse, I agree. Meth use, well that is a different story.

[@FlyAgaric525]

wrong, she is on too much. i deal with cops and work with some, they never realize that i am low dosing desoxyephedrine.

[@mikekares-b8q]

​@@FlyAgaric525is that easy to get ? Have not heard of it

[@jhoughjr1]

Every adult sure ignored it growing up.

[@RoeBoats]

i’ve been in this daughter’s shoes. It’s nice to know i’m not alone when dealing with a parent like this. I hope she can move on in life, some people don’t ever change.

[@brianshissler3263]

That poor daughter. She seems like such a kind and decent person. When raised by trash like that, you have to be very resilient to come out that well. Too bad that mother cant understand how proud of her daughter she should be.

[@Travybear1989]

Both of my parents were HEAVILY into meth throughout my childhood. I was born in 1989 and from the time I was around 10 years-old until I graduated they used.

[@1ButtonDash]

she's on drugs too, she just wasn't on a high but she showed signs of substance abuse as well

[@Bootmahoy88]

The contrast between daughter and mother is extreme. I just worry about the level of codependency that exists between the two, but that's not easy to manage, I know. The daughter clearly wants to help her mom. The way she kept her head and did not freak out or act out in any way was exemplary, more than laudable. Maybe she'll become a compassionate counselor and help people who have drug issues.

[@BeAHappyCamper2Day]

I guess somehow you turned out right. You made right choices. Bummer that you had to deal with that as a kid

[@dantegood2195]

@@1ButtonDash - No. Stop being a troll. The daughter was perfectly lucid and normal. Just caught in a bad situation.

[@Cali100]

Child psychiatry here. Lots of folks commenting on how the kids seem very mature and empathetic. They definitely do. This is common in children of addicts. They have to be an adult too early which results in the accrual of wisdom and emotional intelligence advanced for age. It's sad. When a kiddo comes into the office seeming like that, they are often more traumatized than the kids who come in presenting as childish or selfish. And this young lady is so considerate of her mom which is another common dynamic. The kids usually become simultaneously protective of the addict parent while being resentful of their behavior. It is really hard for them, creates a lot of cognitive dissonance.

[@errwb404]

Currently 39yro with a comparable childhood, y'all don't even know how much hard fkn work it takes to get your mind out of that place. They both look like smart people. 🤞🤞 for all of them. ❤

[@Grawlix_Jungle]

Yeah I was going to say, the daughter very clearly gives off "had to grow up too fast" signs. As you alluded to, it must be so very difficult to extricate oneself from the unhealthy emotional and psychological dynamics into which they were unwillingly born. I really hope this daughter is able to make the difficult choice to use that preternatural emotional intelligence in service of herself and her happiness rather than her mother.

[@tieember9596]

th a nk you

[@The_guy_on_the_internet]

ooff. Now I'm kinda happy my mother just up and walked out on me. Gave me some issues for sure but not like that

[@redtarget5275]

Thanks for that last bit. Even as an adult, I really don't like my dad as a person much but feel obligated to care about him.

[@BluganoStudio]

"You raised her! This is on you!" This cop deserves a raise and a promotion to regional training. Common sense is hard to find.

[@heathertaylor5716]

how her daughter turned out so well (going off of the few minutes we see here) is a miracle. even though the mom is a complete disaster, the daughter seems to have learned very well what NOT to do. her mom is a walking, talking, 4D billboard for just say no to drugs.

[@0-w0nderl4nd-0]

I'd say the daughter raised herself, it seems.

[@juliogouvea9447]

This cop has been handling her for 12 years. He probably has more time with her than the father of those kids.

[@P9rkour90]

I wish 5% of the cops out there were trained like this. Something tells me that he wasn’t trained in this way he was already taught before. Cop handled it well. Surprisingly

[@tjb2007]

It’s wild to blur the girls face out in the video but show it in the thumbnail lol. Those cops also had some of the strongest patience I think I’ve ever seen. Good job.

[@drayke8886]

Gotta farm those clicks.

[@anglophils645]

If the daughter doesn't keep her mother out of her home, she's going to lose her relationship. She should not allow her drugged up mother to ruin her life.

[@Maria-n6t2d]

That’s what I thought. Mom is going to ruin her own daughter’s relationship. 🙏🏼🩷🌸

[@HashknightGaming]

Family needs us not to push them out forever.

[@alvaroq2024]

The mom needs a professional exorcist to extract her demons! That’s just a fancy way to say she needs rehabilitation quick. But at her age her chances of becoming somewhat normal is nil to none unfortunately! Not impossible though 😢

[@4nikat3]

@@Maria-n6t2d it's so much more than that

[@cryptid_legend7567]

@@alvaroq2024 you're spot on. People really don't understand that these things are 100% spiritual. Americans are sheltered from the truth. Demons are very real.

[@mollymurphy548]

How many times I wish someone said "don't talk to your daughter like that" to my mom... Not that it would have made her stop but feeling like someone has your back goes a long way in a situation like that.

[@brian6105]

That sounds horrible. I hope you’re doing okay

[@corvinredacted]

When I see someone being treated poorly by their friends and family in public, I don't try to confront anyone (as much as I sometimes would like to). But if I get the chance, I try to let the victim see my reaction. When you've been gaslit for ages, it's easy to assume the everyone would be on your abuser's side. Just seeing a stranger react like _you're_ not the crazy one can mean a lot.

[@hiiambarney4489]

At first I was like "okay rude to tell her to stfu" then he said having to deal with her for 12 years and I felt nothing but empathy for the man.

[@TommTooTone]

cops should be able to cuss and be rude if someones acting up wouldnt you agree? or should we send social workers?

[@cortneyh4271]

He told her to shut up. Not stfu. And he had every right to do that. She should of had the bad cops get her instead of these patient ones

[@cortneyh4271]

He didn't tell her to stfu. He told her to shut up. He had every right. She's lucky she got patient cops

[@drayke8886]

I rewatched it because it felt like out of nowhere and now I think he wanted her to stop incriminating her bf. She suggested that he hurt her mom before.

[@kvnyegvmp]

@@drayke8886 When even THE COPS are telling you to stop talking, you really should stop talking. insane that people like this exist. ridiculously low impulse control and iq from these tweaks

[@Jakefortnight]

10:04 “after acting like a rabid raccoon” got me rolling on the floor laughing

[@2dawgsmiked684]

I feel so bad for Chloe. She wants peace so badly and is terrified of being embarrassed in front of her neighbors while she tries to live as normal a life as possible - even though her mom will always come back to pull her down with her. Absolutely toxic.

[@findingmywaybacktome9312]

She seems like such a sweet young lady. My heart absolutely breaks for her 💔.

[@jessicawilliams1870]

I literally cried watching this because of how I grew up. I promised I would never be like my parents. I ended up going down the same exact path for about 10 years and put my oldest daughter through too much. I hate myself for it but one day, idk what happened in me but it's like I woke up and wanted better for her and for myself. Now I'm 6 years sober but 10 years late.

[@gimemy2bucksback911]

Real shit :/

[@rockerchick6168]

Her poor daughter. I can’t imagine having a mom like that.

[@Momoshubby]

She's the enabler.

[@LeeMuayThai]

@@Momoshubby ummm no. My mother was like this but less drastic of a case. When you yell back at her it just gets 10x worse until the cops have to get involved. It was better to get the cops involved once it got to a certain point.

[@brendanchapman5996]

She was one of my old friends and yeah that shit definitely sucks

[@bubbybubbybubbyy]

@@Momoshubby not her fault at all. Kids are not at all responsible for their parents’ decisions.

[@thomasf1146]

Her poor boyfriend too. Couldn't imagine dating someone and having a mom like that. I wonder if that has been a problem in the past with relationships

[@queengorgo3326]

That poor child, Chloe. Her poise, maturity, and beautiful heart proves that flowers can still bloom even when they're planted in the muddiest and darkest places.

[@SpencerKaup]

I've been on a binge of this channel lately. As a resident of Ohio, why are all the crimes in Ohio 😭 We are not this bad

[@Geminiduplicity]

Especially crimes of meth. Calista McNabb story kilt me

[@LadyAngela678]

You are!!!

[@misterid1075]

Need to get acquainted with the LaCrosse Wisconsin cinematic universe. 😂

[@ericamorkunas5236]

This one was a hard watch. The fact her daughter has her head on straight is greatness. She learned by watching her of what not to do.

[@Monk-eee]

it's PHUCKED jump that the daughters face is the thumbnail but then they blurr it out the while 7 minutes. The author of this clips a jerk off of that, Chloe is just doing her best and thats the respect the creator gives her.... SMH

[@Pedro-k1i9s]

Been clean going on five years. I snorted opiods daily for 4 years. All the while maintaining a job as a lead cna and cma. 6 months into meth I lost almost everything. 5’felony charges, 11 misdemeanors, one child out of wedlock later, I’m clean and have full custody of my boy (dad here.) if you’re reading this and struggling, please seek help. I feel younger now at 36 than did at 25

[@VeeAmericanEagle]

❤

[@adamappell1212]

Bro, good on you. That's a rough story, but redemption is for anyone.

[@ladybugelle6065]

I'm so proud of you. Keep up the good work! Sending you hugs. ♥️

[@ChristopherOlmedo-is2lt]

Hey man, if you don’t mind me asking, what opioids were you on for 4 years? I was on the m30s for 18 months just like you daily snorting but 4 years I can’t imagine. Did you shit once week? Lol . We’re they real opioids or fake ones I was doing fake ones.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

​@@ChristopherOlmedo-is2ltI've been prescribed ○xy for over a decade. I 💩 everyday, sometimes more than once, no constipation. If a doctor prescribes these kind of constipation inducing p¡lls and doesn't tell you how to fix that isn't a very nice or good doctor, personal opinion! Magnesium supplements daily and a lil vit C would also help. ☮️💜

[@ThisPartIsAndrew]

In all seriousness it must be super depressing to trespass your own mom from your property and I hope that this whole family gets therapy and they get healed and happy and sober

[@yvonnephillips3888]

They wont. The daughter won't move and the mother won't stop.

[@oliverduke1173]

Sunk cost fallacy

[@LonnieLawless]

Amen Drew. I wholeheartedly agree.

[@notrealy180217]

I sort of......don't. I hope the daughter gets therapy but there is no healing their relationship. The mother is pure garbage.

[@reubenmorris487]

They're beyond therapy...started when the mother gave birth.

[@jeffchristianson-ziebell]

This is a great example of what good policing looks like. This cop has NO ego or power issues & clearly cares about the citizens he protects & serves- especially the problem ones. This lady is ill not a criminal & needs to be dealt with as he did. Kudos & respect

[@redwoodrebelgirl3010]

Agreed ❤

[@FM-ig3th]

Retired paramedic here (30 years) . So happy I don't have to deal with people like this anymore.

[@Anklespank]

Do you get a pension after X amount of yrs in service like cops do?

[@runnerfromjupiter]

Salute to you @FM-ig3th 🍻

[@supme7558]

Then you should never have ben

[@GoingNorthObv]

@@supme7558 Oh hey, you're an absolute r***ard. Imagine how many people he has helped. You don't think every single person in every single field of works have things to vent? This person worked a field for 30 years, and you're not even 2 years old, if I'm going to guess by the way that you can't form a thought before opening your mouth.

[@briargoatkilla]

@@supme7558 wrong.

[@Tikolico]

10 signs of Meth addiction. 1: Acting like a tweaker. 2: Acting like a tweaker. 3: Acting like a tweaker. 4: Acting like a tweaker. 5: Acting like a tweaker. 6: Acting like a tweaker. 7: Acting like a tweaker. 8: Acting like a tweaker. 9: Acting like a tweaker. 10: Acting like a tweaker while trying not to act like a tweaker.

[@redarrowplayz4538]

😭😭😭😭

[@Augustbeauty69]

I think I see a pattern...

[@ARedMotorcycle]

What a sheepish comment. Not everyone who does that acts like that. You're just an observer who doesn't know how many people can do it without drawing attention. You cherry pick the poorly behaved ones and think they all like that. Just like functioning alcoholics, there are functioning people of all vices. You don't even know they do it because they can handle their stuff. A lot of students in college are going to class regularly and sleeping everyday, while doing it moderately. But you never got beyond the whole "drugs are bad" part of your indoctrination. If all people who bought drugs fell apart like this, there wouldn't be much of a market, would there?

[@monicamestas7566]

Bahahaha!!!

[@MarthaLeonhardt-sq2ho]

Lol that a good one

[@chrishawkins32014]

As a recovering addict with 10 years clean and sober, my prayers are for the daughter. You do not deserve this. As a momma my self I’m grateful my kids don’t have to deal with this. Prayers to the momma in hopes she will get clean.

[@CowboyPants-h5p]

What is a "receiving addict"??? I have never heard that term. Do you not mean "recovering addict"???

[@chrishawkins32014]

@@CowboyPants-h5p oh crap! You are correct! Lol spell check fail! Thank you for pointing that out. 😂

[@MegaBadboy26]

Congratulations

[@markc13579]

congratulations on 10 years of clean and sober living.

[@blujaebird]

Thank you for not putting your kids through these kinds of things.

[@vfxsoup]

I’ve been watching all these videos for ages now… this one just made me really sad for all involved. Hope and happiness left this family and desperation moved in.

[@user-gp9ln6zj6b]

7 years off that drug. Best decision ever. Videos like this remind me why I am going to stay sober. Help is out here if you WANT it. Stay well fellow humans

[@sadrera3593]

Thats awesome!!! Keep up the good work mf! Blessings to you❤️🙏

[@UrbanHiker317]

Let's Goooooooo! Great work, keep going! 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼🫶🏼✌🏼

[@sueryan8320]

Awesome. I have ppl I know surprise me that are still alive.

[@project_Notorious]

i read that wrong thought u said doing meth was the best decision LOL

[@Sexybadbish]

❤❤❤ u deserve an applause shits vicious and demonic totally

[@BrittBeeMcGee]

My Dad was an addict my whole life. I would always cry for him to be around, but now I think him being gone for most of life was probably for the best. I feel for her daughter. Don’t let your mom manipulate you though, they don’t change until they’re ready, no matter how much we want them to.

[@DocBree13]

❤

[@redarrowplayz4538]

Listen while addicts use they only care about one thing using drugs once you stop everything in life seems to come back as you become aware of life and the great things sadly most people don’t get to stop using I hope your dad managed to get sober at some point and you are both doing well!

[@BrittBeeMcGee]

@@redarrowplayz4538 he died from an overdose in 2016

[@noradinneen1]

What a nightmare! Those Police were very patient.

[@alanledzep1967]

I literally can’t imagine. Realize how blessed I am to have grown up in a stable household.

[@aurorathekitty7854]

I'm the youngest out of 10 kids grew up in a stable household. I have a sister and a brother that has become junkies. My brother was a marine then became a truck driver he got hurt and this was when doctors where pushing oxy's as non addictive and he was on them for 3 years and they just took him off cold turkey and he's never gotten off drugs since. Last I heard he was in prison in Arizona for selling meth. My sister who is also a junkie fell into the wrong crowd in her teens and she's been dealing with it since.

[@laurenurban3942]

I’m the youngest of four and I grew up in an unstable household. No alcohol or drug problems but lots of mental issues for my father psychologically abused me and my siblings.

[@sparkythancztwise]

A+ video and narration Yeah, good for you for how you mentioned Chloe and her conduct (and how that doesn't come easy when raised by a mother "with her own struggles" -very respectful, diplomatic and compassionate way to phrase all of it)

[@Hidori41]

“She’s throwing oranges at people” took me out 😭🤣

[@zakaryrichmond396]

What got me was when she was "grabbing her shit" and then went for the orange and the officers were officially done waiting

[@beaverbank9823]

Was funny af bro 😂

[@megacatsupreme466]

#3 hidden sign of meth abuse... Throwing oranges at people

[@jonistrand6702]

Yea imagine walking down your street and having her throw oranges at you? Lol

[@launchpending]

not the oranges 😭

[@manuelkuboyama909]

The daughter seems so kind and thoughtful. It’s so sad that she is in this situation. Also her boyfriend seems like a good one as he has to deal with the situation and you can tell he respects her so much that he shows an unbelievable amount of restraint. Hopefully she has some friends that see this and can be there to help her understand the damage her mom causes to her and that she keeps that kindness she has.

[@wildatheart3182]

Being kind is applauded here but she’s definitely co-dependent. Falling for her mom’s manipulation will certainly keep toxicity in her life. I hope they all get help.

[@heavymetallabrat]

@@wildatheart3182 Absolutely agree. The only way the daughter gains any kind of recovery is to fully seperate her from mom and allow her to grow without that poison in her life. Mom feeds off the manipulation and needs to be in a rehab facility

[@evans6886]

I can't imagine calling the cops to remove my meth-addled mom from my house. Then some KZbin channel uses my face as the thumbnail with the title about recognizing signs of meth.

[@cody39yrs]

@@evans6886 LMAO exactly

[@V10lette579]

I hope so too, she shouldn’t have to deal with this. Her mother needs to get help but, after 12yrs I find it hard to believe she will.

[@cosmicbird1850]

Chloe is right to worry about what her neighbors think. Her mom's drugged induced frenzies may very well get her and her man evicted.

[@Kalleri13]

Now they all are famous, things like this should not be made public.

[@cricketstarr1489]

It ain’t none of your business. What should be made public you don’t have anything to say about what people post it’s their life if they want to do it then that’s what they do. You ain’t got a damn thing to say about it sit down and shut up.

[@Valchrist1313]

@@Kalleri13 Police encounters and bodycam footage shouldn't be made public?

[@allhopeabandon7831]

They could also end up dead...there is some sort of meth induced phenomenon where they will stab or shoot everyone in their sleep bc they think they are possessed by demons, or have been replaced by other ppl, or that they just want them to go to Heaven...The gf of the Meth using employee that I fired, who I tried to get help bc he just had a newborn with her, had him taken off their lease bc she was worried for her safety as a social worker told her that...the social worker who was called there bc she was calling the police on him for scaring her, and then she was under cps investigation for a couple months bc of it...I have done my fair share of drugs in my youth, BUT I have NEVER seen anything like meth...and I did weed, opium, lsd, mescaline, mushrooms, coke, crack...but I never saw anything like meth. Glad that I outgrew the drug phase in my late 20s, on my own, without losing anything, except a little wasted time.

[@l_king731]

“…i’m trying chloe….” 😂😂

[@shannonjensrud5712]

The patience of these 2 cops is commendable. She did literally everything to not leave, and not once did the officers raise their voices or swear at her. Well done officers.

[@cottontop912]

No it’s not. They are public SERVANTS, this level of patience and delay of force should be the every day norm. They didn’t do anything except do their job correctly at the bare minimum. No hero’s here. Just entry level state employees who have a duty to be of service to the general public in exchange for a paycheck. Grow up.

[@shannonjensrud5712]

@cottontop912 🤣🤣🤣🤣I assume you've never been a cop and had to deal with belligerent public?

[@DelaniaAndTheDogs]

This brings back horrible memories. My husband and I were addicts/alcoholics. He died of cirrhosis. I stopped using and have been sober for almost three years. Every time I see something like this it makes me feel sick and ashamed but also grateful to be alive.

[@TaRa_K]

Don't be ashamed hun.. be so proud!! I'm sure your husband would also be very proud of you for making a better life for yourself and choosing to live a healthy life! I'm so sorry it brings back memories of such dark days. I know all too well, how that feeling can hit and feel like a brick wall is sitting on your chest, and is just radiating every emotion possible, into your head and heart... I know how consuming it feels... and I'm so sorry you, me and so many others have to remember and feel that. But we have to try to flip it and use it as FUEL to fight! To insure we never have to feel those things again, except in a memory of a time gone by!💪💞 This too shall pass!❤ Sending you strength and hugs, from a stranger who cares and is proud of your sobriety!

[@DocBree13]

❤

[@singlebadassmomhere328]

Please come and never be ashamed! Be proud!! I got pregnant and my baby girl gave me my reason to live again! I have nearly 8 years of sobriety. Sadly, I have watched so many of my past friends die. I thank God every night when I go to sleep and every morning when I wake up for another day of sobriety. My daughter is 7 and I look at her everyday and I realize life is soooo worth it! I am very sorry for your loss. But as someone who does not even know you I'm so very proud of you ❤️ sending so much love your way!!

[@terywetherlow7970]

I really don't understand how this garbage poison has been allowed to infiltrate this country so. God help all of the users see what a dead end this is....

[@Breadbored.]

That's such a horrible way to go out. Self inflicted or not, I wouldn't wish that on anybody. I'm glad you got your life back on track before it happened to you as well.

[@gregoryporch8395]

10 more signs: 1) Exposing yourself 2) Needs cigarettes more than oxygen 3) Every other word out of mouth is profanity 4) Peeling an orange for no reason 5) Trash digging alone is a giveaway 6) Pupils are the size of quarters 7) Mutters incoherently like drunk person but also talks very fast 8) Can't tell if crying or laughing, also dead giveaway 9) Claims to live there after establishing you don't 10) Turns "you need to leave" into resisting arrest

[@mahanx6]

"peeling an orange for no reason" is too funny

[@ellierivera5519]

I can’t even begin to understand, why people do drugs??. 😵‍💫

[@bkm2797]

Because they by nature are selfish. Notice how everyone and everything outside of them is at fault.

[@rodolfobeans3531]

Boobage 😂

[@marcotix4]

@@ellierivera55191 reason is to escape (whatever the situation is)… it can happen to anyone.

[@heathermariesmith5267]

I feel bad for her daughter. The whole time her mother is acting a fool the daughter is STILL MAKING BETTER CHOICES than the mother. Mom my neighbors will see, you’re doing it to yourself. Thank you 🙏 for having AMAZING PARENTS AND RAISING ME RIGHT!!

[@DEVUNK88]

Feel good that her daughter is much smarter and wiser than her mother. Chloe has great qualities. She will be fine

[@christinaluna2055]

Clean off meth 27yrs no rehab i white Knuckled no court fines or record I prayed for years to be free of meth When God gives you a miracle you don't blow it

[@BlueLightningHawk]

Adult temper tantrum. The daughter is more functional than her.

[@guitarplayer1495]

uhh...do you not see the title? she's high on meth... certain drugs turn people into monsters. she's already probably miserable AF and it's just more prominent high

[@cosmicbird1850]

The daughter has been the parent of her own mother for way too many years.

[@MADmosche]

It’s called severe meth abuse. Not a temper tantrum

[@guitarplayer1495]

@@MADmosche that's what i said. but for some reason youtube deleted my comment. WTF!!!

[@godschild3640]

@@cosmicbird1850 😡my 😡parents 😡gave 😡4 of us children away , to an orphanage and me, because because her drugs were more important, that she couldn’t get off of them😡, I never saw her again, but I did talk to her for a few seconds on the phone ☎️. Which he tried to kill herself, and then that was the end of the call.

[@whitway12]

The daughter is in an abusive relationship with her mother. The aggression, the manipulation, the coercive control, emotional, mental and I’m sure financial abuse, among other things. I’m a former addict, 4 years sober, though I never acted this way, I always considered it to be my problem that I created. I know it’s an illness but for me it was my problem. I tried to control the damage. I isolated myself even more than addiction does, I kept my job, paid my bills, kept up with family and social responsibilities as best I could but for the most part I kept everyone out of it, I was just good at hiding it, so much so that when I finally got help nobody had suspected anything. Addiction is hard, it’s hard on the people you love during and even after you seek recovery, it’s a selfish act to drag other people into it with you as collateral damage. The daughter doesn’t know any better, she needs counseling for herself. I’d be shocked if they hadn’t already tried to get the mother into treatment a number of times. One universal truth about addiction and recovery is accountability- only the addict can get sober. I certainly hope things turn around for this family.

[@carpathianken]

I'm a former meth addict too & I never spoke to the Police like Michelle does ever either, even when my meth use put me into a horrible drug induced psychosis & the Police involuntarily admitted me into a psychiatric hospital for a few weeks

[@almanixon9891]

Quit candy coating it, your still in denial

[@jhoughjr1]

Meth mons be like that

[@donlarocque5157]

It effects people differently. My brother was on and off of it for years. His mental condition got worse every time.

[@carpathianken]

@@donlarocque5157 That's one of the principle reasons why I gave it up permanently. I saw first hand in the mental institution that after a certain amount of use that the psychotic symptoms don't dissipate even after the meth use ceases

[@Notmycatsanctuary]

I went no contact with my family the day I graduated high school. I’m 48 now. I never looked back. I’ve had to explain to my two kids why me and their dad is their only family. Now that they are both in college they understand why we shielded them the way we did and still do. I know I made the right decision and have no regrets.

[@Jman-uz6gp]

Good for you, wish the best for you and your children!

[@SinaloaTacos]

Hell yeah!

[@annalisamandell3581]

Good for you!!!! You are a strong mom!!!

[@Mandalynn_Bay]

I made that decision 20 years ago. Now I feel like I am missing something. I tried to revisit my family. They are still the same and feel the same about me as they did when I left. They never wanted me. I am my own family now. When I get old it is going to suck.

[@crystalcollins5802]

My mom named me after her fave drug of choice, both her & my dad were also drunks. With that being said, I grew up way too fast. I had 2 younger brothers that I had to take care of. One of them is less than a year and a half younger than me. The things we saw and were put through no child should. I am a 43 year old adult now, and she recently passed back in October. I had distanced myself from her about 15 years ago and hadn't spoken to her in over a year when we found out she passed. For years I've been convinced my trauma led to my medical issues (physical and mental). I feel like a chaotic mess internally, but always get told I'm an old soul & that my parents raised me well. These strangers (I worked years in the tourism industry) would never know what my childhood was like & that I raised myself & my 2 brothers. It's not easy being forced to live that life. I know I'm still struggling due to her life choices, and since I didn't get to hash out my issues with her before her passing unexpectedly, I feel robbed. So I have taken pen to paper and typing out all my grievances and it's helping. Pretty sure my next step is therapy. I hope no one else here or who watches this, has ever had the life experiences I have endured. If you do/have, I hope you find the courage to get out and get help.

[@damomajanet]

Crystal I hope you find healing with therapy or journaling or whatever it takes….. keep searching for help if you need it.

[@nicktorres5540]

Kids never asked to be brought into this world. Every child deserves a parent not every parent deserves a child.

[@Solomonsochill]

When I was 19 my mom asked if she could live with me since I had my own place. After a month and a half I had to give her 30 day notice because she was so disrespectful, dirty and quarrelsome. It sucks when your dad’s not there and your mom is no good. I feel this girls pain you have to rise above it.

[@Trump2024asw]

Damn dude I hope you're mom gets sober that must suck.

[@kokainejane773]

Rise above 👏🏾💯

[@Woodburnworks]

She must not have been there for you at all your whole life either, because I personally would never do something like to my mom, even if it was hard too live with them over something like that. You only get 2 parents, sounds like you were already down 1, must have been really bad to be able to tell your mom to go.

[@lilnoir4213]

You will make it bro.

[@kyleklmondwa9042]

Why do you think your own DAD left his family. Even he didn't wanna deal with that crazy bitch.

[@reinventingthemonkey]

Daughter needs to cut all ties with the mom and not let her back in the house. She is enabling her junkie mom.

[@zxdrty]

FACTS!!!!💯🙄🤦‍♀️🫵🏻🤬

[@ConfoundedVarmit]

Easy to have an opinion. But if something happens to her she might feel guilty. Daughter doesn’t really deserve judgement

[@rochellecarpenter8092]

I agree with you​@@ConfoundedVarmit

[@rochellecarpenter8092]

How is she enabling her to sing know the full situation she may have been sober when she came to her house and then used while she was there and why do you have to call her a junkie have you ever experienced addiction if not then go do some research before you comment such foul things you make it sound as if she is less them human because she has an addiction

[@amybahner6511]

Yes

[@Del-Scent]

Im impressed that the daughter has turned so well for being raised by a mother like this. The daughter serves as the mother and the mother the daughter. Smh.

[@adoptedassassin5044]

My birth mother was a meth addict, she used partially in the hopes it would induce an abortion. After that failed, she had to carry out the pregnancy (thank god) and put me up for adoption. She wasnt a good person, and I haven’t met her in person. I just wonder if I dodged a bullet because I’d hate to have had a mother like her growing up

[@crazychase98]

Jesus gold you doing OK have any health issues from her doing that ? I hope not

[@Chelzebelles]

Yes, God put you in a much better situation. I prayed my entire life to have my mom around... Made it happen as an adult & got hurt very badly. I am grateful she let all five of her children to be raised by humans that are capable of love Sorry you went through that & hope you have formed a decent family-like support system. Very important

[@jhoughjr1]

@@Chelzebelles meth moms are horrible people.

[@moniqueengleman873]

Sweetheart you definitely dodged a bullet. You were chosen by parents that wanted you. I am sure you have been the apple of their eyes.❤

[@KagomeYasha023]

Well I’m glad you were able to find good adoptees that doesn’t always pan out well for children either

[@soulstorm8806]

This lady has absolutely no idea how utterly BLESSED she is for dealing with cops who are not actively trying to RUIN her miserable life even more than she’s already trashed it! And she’s like: “No I’m going to be the fiercest and simultaneously most annoying kitchen cleaner of all time! Thanks to the officers for being excellent and on point for real in this. You are better than others.

[@katherineduke3232]

Yeah. But she would act that exact same way no matter how she was treated.

[@Poppasgottabrandnewbagofcrack]

She ruined it herself

[@Santoroz]

That poor daughter. She really should cut ties and move on with her own life.

[@bentonrp]

That's absolutely right. It's the only thing you Can do, at this point. :( The drugs got everything about her mom. Nothing left, it seems. :(

[@Joe_P]

Would you just suddenly cut ties with your mom? No? Really? Why not? I mean I think you should, why don't you? ..... See how that works?

[@AmysAttitude]

Everyone has a solution to someone else's problems. You must be completely ignorant to any type of addiction. Not only that, but her child has likely grown up seeing her mom this way a lot and s she doesn't think like you or I would. She probably will cut ties with her Mom and it'll be one of the hardest things she will do. It's also incredible that she didn't seem to follow in her mom's footsteps. Comments like yours are really useless and just show how ignorant people can be.

[@allhopeabandon7831]

@@Joe_P There are valid and acceptable reasons to cut ties with your mother, and this is one of them. I left 30 years ago, and see my mom once Avery 5 years or so. Your mother is a person, and if you wouldn't let a person destroy your life with their behavior, then do not allow your mother to do it either. This is no mother, just like my mother was no mother...

[@lisadolan689]

My heart breaks for that child. Fancy having a mother like that 🥺🥺🥺😭

[@timwelsh6904]

I was raised in a meth fueled home. I know exactly how the daughter is feeling. Every single comment she made broke my heart. I seriously want to give her a hug and tell her it gets better. It's so hard seeing family destroy themselves...

[@amyweaver6807]

I survived 16 years with a VIOLENT opioid and alcohol addicted Mother. None of us deserve the evil that always comes with having to be around addicted people. I walk in pain to this day because she chose to take drugs.

[@DPRX99]

I’m sorry to hear that, I had an abusive mother as well, I’m glad she wasn’t on drugs

[@simplyme9016]

THIS, but it was my dad. We all paid the price and still are to this day and he's almost 68. On all the crap known to man today. But of course, they're never addicts and can stop any time they want to, right?

[@sierra6haskay]

Same, im 30 now and can see how it set me up for failure in pretty much every facet of life and my life is significantly harder than it needs to be because of it. Hope you're in a better place now

[@agouwa4664]

same for me but im so glad there wasnt any meth or coke involved, if there was, idk if id be here

[@TheBlessed9zChamber]

You should’ve got your hustle on and sold to your mom.

[@brettwalker6016]

Chloe has potential to break the cycle! You got this. Michelle if you randomly see this there is hope for you too. One of my good buddies was an addict that is now 15 years sober.

[@elliotkane4443]

I'm sure impressed that Chloe seems to be taking the right lesson from her mom - Not following in her footsteps. God help her mom to one day be able to look back on this and laugh and cry.

[@vanessak69]

Chloe needs to break off contact, period.

[@jdranetz]

12 years of heart ache. I feel so bad for that daughter.

[@DavidS-bm2st]

a total nightmare day after day

[@chaosflower4892]

And months of cock blocking of the boyfriend..

[@nadinesearfoss8062]

It's terrible that children have to go through this kind of situations 😪.

[@coll4455]

I just want to say that I’m very proud of her daughter. In spite of being raised by that woman she’s everything that any decent parent could want in a daughter. I truly hope she’s doing well

[@_krimzen_]

Im so worried now. After watching this video I think our 3 yr old might be abusing methamphetamines.

[@reality_is_the_key]

😂

[@robdawson5835]

Right this is a joke

[@HarryDirtay]

The Mayor of New York city has an informative video you should see😂

[@Sawdust-f4p]

😩🥶

[@patrickftw8464]

Lmaoo

[@christinemedford4428]

Daughter please stop enabling. Easier said than done but she needs help

[@sandblast5636]

America soft on crime policies Liberals making all DRUGS legal.We are on life support

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

Yep. You can tell the mom manipulates her. This is likely why Chloe had to grow up so fast. Her mom was obviously not a very dependable person. Luckily at the end, it was apparent what her mom was doing. She should have just let the cops do their jobs but they all know each other so, a slightly different dynamic.

[@Ben-xf7uy]

she isn't enabling.... she called the cops to get her out. She was allowed to stay as long as she was sober and the second she wasn't sober they called the cops to have her removed. She stuck to her guns and made the cops get her out. Those are very clear boundaries and for sure not enabling. Its her mother, she is going to feel some way

[@tr3yt990]

@@DrReginaldFinleySr it really is easier said than done, went thru the same w/ my mom.. poor girl

[@jacksonsmith5490]

Enablers are always the nicest people. That's how they justify enablement.

[@rallaa941]

This officer has the patience of a damn saint. At some points it felt like he was arguing with his own mother.

[@warface4881]

I thought for sure she was gonna get tased.

[@bentonrp]

Cop: "I should've never sold you that meth decades before... You know the only reason I keep volunteering to come help you is because I feel responsible for it all, you know that?!?" 😂!

[@Grimes907]

Man, I agree and I don't even like cops. This one genuinely does seem like a decent person though.

[@cricketstarr1489]

You don’t think anybody cares that you don’t like cops because you’re a criminal do you? That’s exactly what all lawbreakers say.

[@reubenmorris487]

@@warface4881 Why?? She was no threat. More harm than good would have come out of this situation.

[@brandonhaye6496]

That’s a very patient & caring officer. I have to give him Kudos.

[@sherglovier3393]

The patience these officers displayed amazes me. My heart aches for that poor daughter. That mother’s attempts at manipulation are so purely designed to make her daughter feel awful. I hope she ends up in jail to sober up.

[@Theblackcaravanlady]

The only positive thing from this is the daughter will never take drugs. Seeing her mothers behaviour first hand is one hell of reason to abstain.

[@ReeseChown]

I think she's at high risk of addiction and hopefully has guidance. Living with those memories, it becomes "well I'm drinking, but at least it's not meth". Personal experience

[@theblackcatgirl7013]

Sadly that's not how it goes often. Many drug addicts had addict parents. Our only hope is that she strays from her mother's path.

[@katrinathomas1255]

Assuming her and bf aren't already doing it.. I'm convinced they're all using.. but one is abusing.

[@robertpreisser3547]

I wish that were true but is typically isn’t.

[@sinverrette9803]

The complete opposite...

[@Travis89-ob5tt]

Poor girl just didn't want to be embarrassed in front of the neighbors.

[@JanieBgrand]

But that’s too much to ask of that pathetic person.

[@bevis71]

It's family, it's not about embarrassment. If it was she could move away and cut all the connections. Still - yes - poor girl.

[@KevBotM]

She's tough. I'd be crying too hard to do anything if that were my mom.

[@scottmccrea1873]

That ship sailed _long_ ago.

[@greenwave819]

then stop letting mom come to the house

[@fattaman777]

"I've been dealing with you for 12 years". I like the familiarity he seems to have with everyone in the family - knows them by name, knows how they act, knows how to deal with everyone differently. That cop is a valuable asset to the community.

[@SweetheartQuest]

very glad to see her daughter is managing to find a decent life for herself even tho her mother cant

[@Astral_Clover]

I feel bad for the boyfriend/husband… he has a wife that’ll keep saying “but she’s my mother” 🙄🙄🙄 The best thing they can do is stay far away from her

[@walkinbeauty7273]

They should move😢

[@Jemmyjo]

Easier said than done, but, yes. I have had to cut all ties with my sister. Haven’t been around her for 30 years. I still miss her.

[@angelalake200]

awful, but, mom's gone babe.

[@roryhennessey1983]

Maybe she's doing better now, I can't imagine meth, it's fentanyl that is the major problem in my area​@@Jemmyjo

[@MarcosElMalo2]

I think the daughter is done making excuses for her mom. Of course she still cares about her. But I got a whiff of Alanon from the couple. They’ve set boundaries and calling the cops was part of that.

[@chrisc.27]

That poor daughter. Her boyfriend looks like he's to the point where he's sick & tired of his girl falling for her mom's bs

[@AquaTeenHungerForce_4_Life]

Step brother. :)

[@rekthereaper3760]

Imagine how long they have been dealing with this shit. Sad but this lately only cares about drugs

[@kathleenyng9146]

She's not on meth she's on pills. Sadly she's always been like that. Her mother and her father both abandon her when she was little. Her daughter chloe is a real piece of work too. You don't see it in this video but the boyfriend doesn't work and the daughter is wild like her mother, you just don't see it on this video. I know this because they're my family.

[@Smok0z]

How are they paying rent ?

[@eddiehiggins1714]

She is on Meth trust me, what kind of pill was she doing then

[@leaf16nut]

How THAT managed to raise a seemingly good child in Chloe, is absolutely incredible, break the cycle girl, become something in life

[@johnlocke868]

There is a family in my town that is very similar to this. The mother fell onto meth when her husband died. dragged her 19 year old son down with her. My fiancee and I tried to give the daughter a place to live that wasn't couch surfing at highly questionable locations. Mother was siphoning survivors benefits off of the daughter. We fixed that too. She is a really bright girl but in the end shes been steeped in that crowd too much and went back to them, but not before stealing a ton of our shit on the way out. I'm done helping people for a while

[@John6-40]

Well it's very possible THAT hasn't always been THAT. Drug addiction sucks.

[@dadbod4life]

Mom you're going to look stupid in front of my neighbors. So sad. I feel awful for her daughter.

[@Monk-eee]

how about the fact her face is the thumbnail. So them blurring out her face the whole video was for what if that what they're going to do to her!!! All she's trying to do is live her life as a grown kid of an addict the best she can. I'm sorry Chloe it's messed up how they did you that way...

[@easter_sunday]

If I smell it, see the acne, and the bad teeth...yeah. They don't do a good job of concealing it.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

This was the whole nightshift at 7-Eleven lol

[@Theottbear]

What does it smell like?

[@stillcantbesilencedevennow]

​@@TheottbearSorrow. Darkness. Ignorance. Desperation, urine smoke...Patchouli sometimes.

[@easter_sunday]

@@Theottbear it’s hard to describe. I just know it from being around tweekers. It’s like an alkaline smell and when they sweat it stinks

[@kikoredog]

@@easter_sunday probably find some better people to hang out with

[@NicoInMotion]

I hate stimulants, I will never take them again.

[@seeyouinhell4evr]

1. Sleeplessness 2. Abundant, yet unproductive, energy 3. Paranoid delusion 4. Hallucination 5. Self-mutilation 6. Malnutrition 7. Severe dental problems 8. Victim complex 9. Needs a place to crash, "for the weekend" 10. Needs to borrow money every day

[@willow1698]

These were not the things listed in the video.

[@willow1698]

1. Enhanced Sensory Awareness 2. Increased Confidence 3. Jitteriness 4. Poor Judgement 5. Confusion 6. Impulsive Behaviors 7. Racing Thoughts 8. Flight of Ideas (a thought process where thoughts move rapidly from one idea to another, making links and seeing meaning between things that other people don't) 9. Anger 10. Increased Aggressiveness

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

​@@willow1698it's ok to add to the list.

[@noluck20]

#2 abundant, yet unproductive energy 🤔 Sounds like everyone i work with

[@sandasturner9529]

​@@willow1698 still some of the more readily identifyable "signs"

[@arc00ta]

That "just shut up" was golden... how you can tell a cop has dealt with her 37 times before lol

[@Mo.1988]

Hilarious

[@vintagejunktofunk4616]

Yeah he said 12 years which is crazy!

[@curtmiller6484]

He's polite, but you can hear how weary he is with her nonsense.

[@jovanblom7742]

Funny you should say '37' - it's the most chosen random number between 1 and 100.

[@arc00ta]

@@jovanblom7742Oh my god~ You're such an intellectual, I'm swooning.

[@belladonnared]

This officer had more patience in this situation than I’ve ever had in all of my cumulative life experiences. Unwavering patience. Impressive.

[@KingXRO0]

I wish she recovers and lead a healthy and happy life. Bless Michelle🙏

[@twitchiewitch1]

This poor daughter, I was an Al-Anon kid from 11-17 (but shkuld have been since age 5)... I totally feel her pain. It is so, SO HARD to be the child of a hard-core alky/drug addict! Addiction ruins so many lives but when the addict has children... they become the true victims. I'm now in my very late 40's & will be affected in many ways until I die, including becoming an addict myself (although in recovery for many yrs) Ppl who do not understand the disease of addiction, or how it trickles down thru the generations are more blessed than they know or could EVER understand!

[@mikebond6328]

I feel your pain.

[@JohnnyOla511]

12 years??? God damn that cop is a lot nicer and way more patient than I would have been

[@lilitharam44]

For real. I couldn't be a cop because of people like this.

[@themooseisontheloose]

@@lilitharam44 Shit, my watch commander would want to kill me for all the times I would fuck with junkies if I was a cop.

[@Coda6766]

I'm so glad I don't do drugs anymore, Thank God. I have been clean for over 6 years. My prayers go out to the daughter.

[@briansharp4388]

I joined coast guard out of school because I lost friends to drugs. Now I'm old, retired, and most of my neighbors are like this

[@Coda6766]

@@briansharp4388 sorry to hear that, I pray that you find peace where you live.

[@DocBree13]

❤

[@ahabsbane]

When the cop knows you by name you got problems.

[@charityrocks]

This daughter has been emotionally abused into enabling her mom. She feels guilty like it is her fault somehow! This daughter needs to go no contact with her until she is sober. 😢 Things will not get better until she reaches rock bottom. She will only destroy her daughter’s life then die anyways. If she wants to die there is nothing her daughter can do. She needs to save herself and stop dragging her daughter down. She is a real piece of work imo.

[@jessiejean8726]

Good lord, that poor daughter. As a mom, I can’t imagine ever putting my child in that position.

[@grandmabessiestafford9288]

My niece did this to me, she came for a two week visit with 5 31 inch Pullman suitcases, she left when I refused to drive her to Walmart AGAIN, she had already been three times that particular day, she had the limo drivers in my house while I was sleeping at 4am, because she wasn't finished 'packing', she wakes up my husband and DEMANDs that he 'git' her packed bags, then he asks me to help her because she was 'packing' the contents of the trash can in the guest room. She took precious heirlooms with her. After she was gone, she had the Limo Drivers bring her back three times for things she 'forgot'... She then turned my entire surviving family against me, I have been told I am not invited to weddings, even funerals.

[@RigginTheRod010]

Damn

[@autumn1734]

Wow that's nuts, but if that's how they see it you might better off.

[@justadutchman5169]

You clearly don’t need that side of the family.. All be well. Stay strong and move on. 👊🏼

[@Drew-bc7zj]

Limo drivers? How did she get a limo?

[@Maria-n6t2d]

🙏🏼🩷🌸

[@galegrazutis964]

Your channel is BRILLIANT!!

[@Eric_A.]

Watching this video is all I need to tell me that I couldn't be a police officer. The amount of patience it takes is more than I have.

[@pkjmfineart1593]

Me go boom!

[@jonathangiasson1256]

I'd be the one in cuffs most likely...

[@allviolet]

The daily struggles of being an officer... Being disliked by the community you serve Almost every call you will encounter you'll receive an attitude Having to remain calm and expect the unexpected And so on

[@colersutton]

"after acting like a rabid raccoon..." That's offensive to rabid raccoons. They're more dignified.

[@rodneycomeaux8589]

True!

[@GreenGrasshoppa]

.....and it's not the racoons CHOICE to contract rabies. In the beginning at least this person made the choice to take hard drugs. Js

[@JDB173]

😆😂🤣

[@drengillespie]

RIP Fred

[@Thumpster59166]

There's nothing "hidden" about any of these signs of drug abuse. Dealing with her for 12 years almost demands a medal for patience on behalf of the officers.

[@mikehawkslong5529]

They're hidden if you're unaware. If you don't understand what is happening it can seem like mental illness which can often look very similar.

[@kringlez4801]

it's a shame that cops and the whole community have to deal with this and it's not only Sandusky county as I am sure we are all quite aware

[@John6-40]

He's a good man who is treating her like a human being that is struggling mightily, which she is. Too many people can't see past their own nose. All they see is an annoyance. An inconvenience. You have no idea what her road has looked like. Maybe she was once a good hearted person who made some bad choices. I pray she gets the help she needs. For the daughter's sake, she should distance herself, but do so with compassion. Too many people would throw away their own mother if she became an inconvenience.

[@John6-40]

He's a good man who is treating her like a human being that is struggling mightily, which she is. Too many people can't see past their own nose. All they see is an annoyance. An inconvenience. You have no idea what her road has looked like. Maybe she was once a good hearted person who made some bad choices. I pray she gets the help she needs. For the daughter's sake, she should distance herself, but do so with compassion. Too many people would throw away their own mother if she became an inconvenience.

[@jggouvea]

These officers probably have been patient with her because of her daughter

[@thatavisgirl2225]

The thing I haven't heard anybody comment yet and I think after having experienced drug addicts in my life being close to them and trying sometimes to compete with them and failing, there's no way I could get as high as high as I have seen people as I've experienced. It's incredibly annoying but I don't think that people understand who've never done it or been around it. They don't care anymore ..drugs but especially that one makes you just not really care anymore. You don't care what people think. You don't care what people feel. You just don't care. That's why it's so ridiculous. Their behavior is almost comical because it's obvious they just they're not even embarrassed anymore. Are trying to hide it. It's like oh well. I am what I am and that means you know there's definitely no fixing it. You might as well just walk away because they don't care enough to get sober or to even act right. They're just high and peeling oranges and smoking cigarettes and not wanting to leave somewhere where you're not wanted. That's what's important😢

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

A term I use is Pickled. Can't go back to 🥒.

[@Denise-c5n]

It's called "ADDICTION". WITH GOD AND TREATMENT EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE. PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES SHOULDN'T THROW STONES OR JUDGE.

[@bigbankhank1]

Poor Chloe. She's clearly so torn between the love and compassion she has for her mother, and trying to deal with her mother's addiction and wild behavior. Bless her heart

[@DEVUNK88]

Chloe is blessed even if it doesnt appear that way at first...her mother is not the blessing, but Chloe was blessed with wisdom and compassion beyond her years

[@cindylong624]

@@DEVUNK88 enough is enought when a person is a loafer and addict

[@cindylong624]

The daughter needs to accept the fact her mom will never get better, will continue to lie/blame/manipulate her,etc and go 'no contact'

[@bigbankhank1]

@@cindylong624 That's a pretty pessimistic view. As a former addict of 15 years I can tell you from first hand experience, there's always hope. Sure, she might want to consider going, "no contact," and should probably stop enabling her but to say that, essentially, she should just give up is admitting defeat. The longer addiction runs it's course, the longer and more difficult it is to rebuild everything lost in the fire but it can be done. This is, by far, the most difficult thing I have ever done in my life and every day I remember my struggle and am immensely proud of myself. When everything and everyone else is gone there is and always will be hope.

[@annelisemartin]

@@DEVUNK88 The fact that her mom has definitely put her through the wringer, and she still has compassion in her heart for her just shows her standup character

[@umbrellacorp.]

He's been with that for 12 years. Police dude is like a husband and father at that point. 😩

[@allikitos]

@@umbrellacorp. Wise choice of the word "that" in my opinion

[@destroya3303]

It's kind of nice the small town feel of really knowing your neighbors and caring for them. Even if they are meth heads.

[@AngelaEubanks]

Pittsburgh

[@Capt.Pikles]

PO: parent CO: spouse Iykyk.

[@PepeAndDoge]

Husband AND Father? Wtf?

[@Grow777-l4u]

1. Enhanced sensory awareness 2. Increased Confidence 3. Jitterness 4. Poor judgement 5. Confusion 6. Impulsive Behaviors 7. Racing thoughts 8. Flight of Ideas 9. Anger 10. Increased Aggressiveness

[@Brent-qu3yk]

Foul breath foul body oder gambling 🎰 perverted sexual thoughts

[@nikko.lottsahcocc6917]

You forgot the primary effect/sign of narcotic amphetamine/methamphetamine use; 🎉🎉EUPHORIA🎉🎉

[@Amber-u8c]

You should meet the addicts around here. Most don't show most of these signs. If they acted thus stupid, they would be locked up. A lot of them are horny but nothing overtly insane like this mom.

[@hex8016]

@@Brent-qu3ykyo hold up? hitting the nail right on the head? you definitely have experience wit meth users I presume😭

[@andydudley1775]

sounds like lizz truss borris johnson and rishi sunak

[@gwenjones667]

Sadly I've got many family members strung out like this... I've made it clear too all that none are allowed near my home... I don't play with addicts 😢