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March 20, 2018 at 11:06 am #9983icarus-trustParticipant
Hi Sammy,
I am sorry to read how you are feeling about your son’s situation. It is really hard for you I know. May be you would like to talk with people who would understand what you are going through and how you are feeling. if so please contact The Icarus Trust.
We are a charity that has a team of trained and experienced people who are there to support people who are dealing with a loved one’s addiction. May be talking with one of them would help you top find the way ahead.
You can contact us on help@icarustrust.org or visit the website http://www.icarustrust.org
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March 31, 2018 at 12:52 pm #9991mumboParticipant
Hello Sammy I am in the same position with my son with Drugs and Lies, theft and prison and I have constantly helped out with money for his rent ,food travel over the years for 25 Years and I have got to be strong and look after ny Heath and sanity and step away ,and to turn away from your child is not a natural thing to do.! I have got a support person to have a talk to after Easter for the first time ,as I need to find the strength to go forward. Bless you .
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April 14, 2018 at 12:40 pm #9993alisonsParticipant
My brother went through this in his early twenties. He was unemployed for years and my mum supported him and his cannabis smoking by giving him hand outs all the time. His friends all seemed to do it and i don’t think he realised how serious it was. he was caught with posession and had to go to court. Dad was really strict and condemned her for giving him money and sticking up for him but he stilled lived at home. I came back from uni and noticed a big difference in his concentration and he was anxious and didn’t seem to focus on anything. It’s been a few years now but he’s got thorugh it. He confessed himself one night that he’d ruined his brain with cannabis and i think that point he decided enough was enough. It’s about 5 years now since he stopped smoking it and we’ve got him back. he’s focused. Working full time after a good few pushes as his confidence was rock bottom and i just wanted to say there is light at the end of the tunnel. I think employment is a big factor . Good luck
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April 14, 2018 at 1:45 pm #9994mumboParticipant
Nice to read your story Alison . My Son has never held a job,and just recently has gone back into Prison. He has not faced up to the deals and lending from people of the drug type that someone is forever wonting there money from him . I am glad that you are funding light at the end of the tunnel. My Son has all these promises that he is going to get his life back But I a afraid it I will always be Prison,Prison. I have lost him forever blessings to you .
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