i suppose Wrote:
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> That's a Pickle Wrote:
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> > Well, let me tell you something. He will die
> if
> > he doesn't kick the habit ..only a matter of
> > time.
> >
> > This disorder causes the individual to push the
> > boundaries. The tolerance level builds up and
> > they want to take it further. At some point,
> that
> > boundary is near death. Death will come ..they
> > have a bad day, take a high dose, pain no more.
>
> This is what I am most concerned about? So the
> best course of action would be to kick him out I
> suppose. He has pretty much made the entire
> household toxic and pretty much everyone is past
> the feeling sorry phase. But then again it goes
> back to my original question, what normally
> happens to these people once they're homeless?
I am sorry for you and your son - addiction is a horrible disease. I suggest you go to a Nar-Anon meeting TODAY
http://www.nar-anon.org/. You are not alone and others have lived through this pain as a parent and you can get support and advise there from those who know. My guess is they will tell you the only thing you have control over is YOUR life and how you choose to live it. If you feel its best for YOU to keep your son home you will. If he is dragging you down you may need to consider letting him go.
You are in no way in control of your son or his addiction. Only your son can save himself now. He needs to go to NA meetings, get a sponsor and follow the program. He may need to go into rehab before during or after NA
https://na.org/
Be strong and make sure to think about your health and the health of those around your son. Pray. Act.
http://www.nar-anon.org/