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I need help, I’ve been on and off from different drugs and honestly it’s getting to the point where I cannot go a day without being high, if anyone that successfully recovered can give me some tips on how to sober that would rly be helpful I don’t have the money or the time to be able to go into a recovery program and I cannot deal with psychwards.
Any help is appreciated thank you.

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DreamingChaos 17 11,2024

Doesn't matter even if it's a pirate manga site you went to for help . . . You're asking for help, and that is one of the first steps. I am so so proud of you. I don't have any suggestions or ways to help, but I just wanted you to know that this stranger is cheering for you! reply

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tissue-kun 17 11,2024

someone else already touched on the importance of changing your environment, which is crucial. after all, you can’t heal in the same place you bled. but I want to focus on something else: human connections. addiction often thrives in isolation. a great example of this is the soldiers during the vietnam war who turned to heroin to cope with the da...... 1 reply

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Gurl 17 11,2024

There's an app called "I am sober" its amazing and i think you should give it a try along with joining reddit groups for recovery. In the app there's a timer that keeps track of how long you have been sober for before you hit the restart button and relapse and it gives a motivational message everytime you relapse, also there's a community section ...... reply

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silent_wisp 17 11,2024

[EDIT: I remembered one thing I’ve heard! Changing your environment is a must. Many addicts can become sober for years but the moment they move back into their old apartment or whatever, they relapse. The things in your environment are often subconscious triggers.] I don’t have any experience with overcoming addictions, but I’m wishing you th...... reply

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Thime 17 11,2024

There’s a few Detox programs that are free. I only have resources from NYC. Let me know if you’re interested. If it’s just marijuana, simple counseling should help. However, depending on how strong the substance is, will determine the level of care you need as well as how big of an affect your use has on your ability to function. And consider...... reply

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