Cocaine addiction is ruining my life

Hi mate…

Ask yaself this….

Do you wana loose your misses.

Do you wana loose your job.

Do you wana loose your mates.

Do you wana have to tell ya mum or dad you have a prob and by that time are starting to loose all above.

Do you want to steal from your folks.

Do you want to wake up I’ll most mornings.

Do you want to have to go to addiction clinics for help.

And yes , do you want to top yourself , cause sounds like you come close bro….

Please put that shit down mate. It really is not worth it. And plus , now a days it’s propa Shit mate. It’s mixed with God knows what..

Leave that shit in the dealers pocket and spend ya money on ya girl mate.. treat her like your queen mate..

Good luck fella..

P….

Hiya mate. I’m 5 month clean from cocaine now. Your story is same to mine. Going out and using. 10 years later addict using on your own.

My best advice and what has worked for me is 1st off be honest with your partner tell her what you are doing if she doesn’t know. Otherwise it’s gonna be lie after lie. Which is not good in recovery. Then get your arse to a cocaine anonymous meeting and get a sponsor work the 12 steps and be honest. Change your life around cut people off, get a new sim card. Come off all social media. I would never of got this far clean without ca. Plus u can’t drink ever again aswell. No. Drugs what so ever.

I promise you hand on heart you will get better if u join. You make loads of clean friends and will get the help you need. Download zoom and go on ca website and you can do zoom meetings aswell. Do them every day.

Don’t be put off by ca regarding god and that. It’s not all about god.

And to be honest I get on my knees day and night and pray to God.

And it keeps me clean. It’s better than putting that crap in to.

Just get it sorted today mate. Ignore your head saying don’t bother ect… Your addict brain is so clever it does not want you to get better. It wants you to all its self.

You got this mate. Just believe in yourself

Hi all, I’m very new to this platform, I’ve searched for some support

Reading your post @hopelesscharlie

Resonated with me, as if this were my boyfriend speaking those words – what I expect him to be thinking…

We’ve been friends for 9 years, and a year into a relationship.

My fiancé passed away 3 years ago with the cause of death being- cocaine toxicity..I had 2 children aged 5 and 11 from previous relationship who we raised together, and I was 5 months pregnant when he passed away suddenly from a heart attack..in a house party with friends we had been engaged just 3 weeks also…

My life ripped upside down inside out, I had no clue he was taking drugs, very clever hiding his other life..alcohol I knew was a problem but felt with my support he was working through it.

My daughter is 4 now, she just knows her dad had a bad heart..and had to be an angel..

Now..my current partner *which took all my strength and faith to have a relationship again* trusted him more than anyone else..has been the perfect partner and dad to children..raising the 4 year old.. and thinks of him as her father.. he had a family loss last year which he has struggled with greatly, but I’ve been giving him time love and support through it, he abuses alcohol history of cocaine many years ago.. now the last 3 months the patterns have appeared that I missed with late partner,

I cannot believe I’m now in the same situation, as partner I just want honesty, trust and respect, which I’m sure your girl wants too, basic human elements of a relationship, I can’t dictate I know how you feel with this addiction, however this one is going to cost you greatly,

Speak to her, write a letter first if need be, to get what you want to offload to her, tell her you love and respect her and that you have to be honest, advise if you are willing to accept and receive help and support from various sources, create that tight circle of people for support.

Stick to that net of people until your strength is up again,

My partner is still out from the weekend from popping home briefly, thankfully my children none the wiser of the great concern, washing work trousers “baggies” found, which I recognise why and what they are, evidence of a big alcohol binge in a bag, and how his behaviour and words have been towards me.

I’m willing to support and guide him if he will accept the help and be honest, if he doesn’t want any of this or won’t, I will have to walk away not only for my sake but my children, we have already been through enough.

I feel I must attract people with additions low self esteem, not just partners but friends, it’s very draining, I’m losing myself, don’t feel very happy anymore, paranoid with the lies said to me, self critical, alone and worthless…this is how my addict partner is making me feel, when I know the truth..he just hasn’t told me..

I really wish you the best of luck, you’ve got everything to lose by not accepting and confronting, everything to gain by just being honest

Stay safe x

Hiya it’s truly the devils drug my husband has lost ever at 40 years old , he left me and our 2 boys after 24 years , he’s lost all his work his money and still can’t accept he’s an addict the fact you are on here says you are ready for help , reach out to your dr support groups etc before you loose everything

@mammyessex – you truly can’t make it up can you, they say in life if you have not completed one life lesson, it will continue to repeat until its resolved and you’ve learnt from it, I believe this to be true.

I still grieve from the loss, I have complex ptsd, which stems from my first ever relationship, this happening aswell contributed to it, now I’m going through more again,

I did have a chat last night with him, ultimatums had to be said and made, offers of help and support have been accepted, gp appointment this week which I will attend to support him,

I can’t get my head around how powerful this powder is, it’s like a walking apocalypse in honesty, destroys and ends all that is good,

The only way is to accept the help advice and support, focus on “your reasons why” in life to pull you through

Awful what you have been through, so sorry!!

hiya,

just popped by to say that my husband had several similar episodes when in active addiction… he thought he was having a stroke… like you he was on his own downstairs while the kids and i were asleep… unfortunately he didn’t have the courage to call out for help, even though he thought he was going to die right there in his room. when i found that out i was utterly horrified. i could have come down and found him dead, or worse – so could the kids. but still he couldn’t stop!

I’m traumatised beyond belief by this image.

anyway, once i knew the situation after he got caught i did a lot of reading and found out that on some occasions the use of stimulants can cause a thing called overamping… basically the poor body just gives up the goat temporarily… it can happen with excess amounts, or if you haven’t had much that day but have been hitting it hard previously, also when your general care has gone downhill… ie lack of sleep, decent food, dehydration and overuse of other drugs/alcohol too.

overamping does pass but it definitely is a clear warning from the body that it is suffering.

i wont repeat all the other persons comments other than to say, well done for acknowledging the problem and the need to change.

it can be done if you want it badly enough and you can repair the damage with your girlfriend.

good luck on your journey

Hi guys this is to you all … iv been living with a lying cheat manipulated narcissistic cocaine user Alcohol drinker and daily weed smoker ..

my life has been hell with him because of his addiction and he will not get help or admit he has a problem and im sick to death of all the problems this is bringing to the marriage. Financial problems domestic violence etc .

He wants sex every time he has had cocaine . Iv caught him watching pornography and chatting to other girls and then to hurt me he tells me he is cheating on me and belittle me all the time . I just can’t cope no more so iv decided to put my foot down and leave him. Hope that teaches him a lesson

I’m same age as you, been sniffing for years as well, I work, have a flat and potential to travel the world or do whatever I want comfortably but I spend all my spare time and money on coke, recently been smoking crack which is so much more addictive and doesn’t last long, just spent £700 on it last weekend, scary stuff, I’ve just decided to stay in my mums for a while and told her what’s been happening, I feel now that I’m going to take it seriously and find other things to do before it’s too late, that’s why I’m on here and I get the impression that it’s not too late for you, you’ve acknowledged it and making an effort to do something about it and we’re still in our 20’s, this is just a chapter of the book, I wish you all the best

Speaking on these forums is a lot easier than addressing your own loved ones with these addictions. My 23 year old son who is now a father himself is denying it all, but I believe he’s in the grip of a deadly addiction to cocaine. Please make your own Mum proud, leave that crap alone and live an amazing life. It can be done, I’m certain. It’s so heartbreaking to watch a life that you created and nurtured be broken so brutally. Get the help and choose life.

I am having this issue now Ben taking since I was 16 now it’s ruining my life and can’t stop the craving I need help I’ve tried to stop a million times I take hundreds of pounds worth a week lost job after job hit family members (only recent) losing my family at the min I just can’t controls it it’s killing me I need help I really do

 

I feel you, I really do. My addiction hasn’t gone as far as everyday but I binge once a week. I also catch myself lying to my family the most and I’ve become distant due to the fact that I feel like if they actually knew me they’d reject me. I’ve recently come out to we family members about my mental struggles but still have yet to come clean and tell them I use cocaine or about the extent of my mental wellbeing. My grandmother is very supportive but my grandfather isn’t and my mother has way to much to deal with medically. I just can’t seem to tell them how severe my mental health is. Most days I sit on my front porch chain smoking cigarettes or sleep all day and my mind is racing but blank at the same time its like I can’t move or do anything. Anxiety swells, guilt boils over from what I’ve done in my life. I honestly feel like I shouldn’t be alive or I should be in prison for the rest of my life for what I’ve done. I resist everyday not to blow my brains out. I think about my 2 neices and my brother the most and they keep me from killing myself. That one day a week cocaine binge is just such an escape from my heavy head, but it also ends up hurting me. I have a hole in my septum that I can poke my pinky finger through that for sure needs reconstructive surgery. I go insane just sitting here going through all of my past.random memories pop into my mind amd a relive trauma every time it happens . .there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel I tell myself but I don’t truely believe it. Maybe one day before its to late I’ll find the strength to put all my cards on the table. I hope you do too. Much love.

We all have immense inner strength. We just need to.find it. I’ve seen mine before but I can’t seem to hold onto it. There’s a fine line with me , when I find my true strength I’m very close to becoming a monster. So I put myself in a mental prison to prevent it. Not healthy but its what I do to keep most of my demons at bay. If I don’t stay humble people die. Just remember friend, we all have an inner light waiting to be found.

<!–td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}–>If you’re still struggling and looking for help, I have a suggestion. Have you considered talking to a professional or seeking support from a local rehab center? They can provide guidance and resources to help you on your journey to recovery.

Also, I recently found one inpatient drug rehab near me that might be able to offer support and guidance. It’s important to remember that you’re not alone in this, and there are people who want to help you get through it. Take care of yourself, and know that there is always hope for a brighter future.