DISQUS

Thank you Yoko,
You are a beautiful girl and through your strength and courage I believe you are a source of inspiration for others that may be struggling to walk away from this addiction.
Congratulations on your sobriety!

Amanda - thank you for stopping in and sharing your story. I am so happy for you. Stay strong!

Thanks for stopping by pisces and thanks for the compliment!

Thank you Michelle -Montana meth project is quite interesting and spear headed change / awareness that is slowly spreading throughout the country.

Again, thank you for the compliment and thanks for stopping by!

@ Piss/ice (same person) Man I really hope you get some help -- soon.

@ Danimal - as always you make me laugh!

@So - Thanks for the kind words!

@ yung muneh -- oh I get it, your illiterately spelled name is supposed to be young money. umm lol? You come to my blog and call me a bitch and if I had to guess I would say that you've never even been to Palmdale (or you wouldn't be so excited), yet in some strange way you fantasize about it.
It's okay, I won't hold it against you that you probably type like you talk and talk like you type. Thanks for stopping by anyway...

@ nick - You know - I debated about deleting your comment, but I figured I would leave it here to show others the mindset of people who come here looking for "how to make meth". Oh yea and you forgot to include your web site - bummer.

Hello Jerome - it sure is the same Nic Sheff. His father wrote the book you are referring to. That is next on my list of books to read :)

Absolutely Mamsmad. This site can only contain accurate data for so long, until the neighbor moves and a new unsuspecting family takes their place.
The last thing you should do if you suspect a meth lab is go to a website and make accusations. I agree that you should go to the police anonymously. Now that meth has become a major problem, there is likely a tip hotline in just about every area that you can use without giving your personal details away.
Thanks for stopping by!

@Lorne Thanks for the idea - I will look into them.

@Christina - You took the first step. You recognize there is a problem and don't worry about telling strangers. You told someone - The props belong to you. If you want a great forum to visit to talk to others and get support please check out the KCI forums: http://methamphetamineabusediscussionforum.yuku...
There are some people there who will totally understand your struggles. Please stop back by - One day I will be posting your success story on this blog for all to read and use for encouragement. God Bless you in your journey.

You always crack me up too - so we have a mutual relationship :)
I guess what I am trying to say in the above post is that people from all walks of life do meth; they didn't start out as the "low-lives" that people ignorant to the effects of this drug may think they are. The title on the other hand was meant to be comical so I'm glad you got a chuckle out of it!

Agreed! Thanks for stopping by Krystal!

Emily - thanks for stopping by and sharing your experience. I am ELATED to hear that you are clean and sober. You are young and have your whole life ahead of you - CONGRATS!

@ Danimal - LOL you always crack me up!

@ lowster & addict - Thank you for stopping by! It's very interesting to see how people find your site isn't it?

Hey Danimal! Thanks for stopping by. I think a sense of humor is a must when writing on a topic such as this. There is too much to be sad about - so I mix it up a bit every now and then . Hope all is well with you!!

It's never easy. Just remember that everyone fails and when you do, don't let guilt or shame make you give up. Just pick yourself up and start over. If you are really determined, it will get easier :)

Best wishes in your fight against addiction. Stay strong!