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First time posting, son 31, heroin addict, living at home, sober and stable for months, then not
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<blockquote data-quote="Origami" data-source="post: 730610" data-attributes="member: 18099"><p>Hi Patty,</p><p>I can relate to your situation since mine had been similar for quite a while with my 31-year-old son who's a recovering heroin addict. He's currently in long-term rehab (will be 4 months total) for the first time, so we're hopeful for him. He has lived with us off and on between jobs, when he was on house arrest, etc. I can relate to the ups and downs, as my son is likewise a very kind person when he's in his right mind. Honestly, he's a nice guy even when he's high! But then there's that pesky problem of him losing jobs repeatedly, getting arrested, stealing from family and strangers, and crashing cars (two of them).</p><p></p><p>You've found a good place with caring people who've been-there-done-that. More of them will be along to post with some good advice soon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Origami, post: 730610, member: 18099"] Hi Patty, I can relate to your situation since mine had been similar for quite a while with my 31-year-old son who's a recovering heroin addict. He's currently in long-term rehab (will be 4 months total) for the first time, so we're hopeful for him. He has lived with us off and on between jobs, when he was on house arrest, etc. I can relate to the ups and downs, as my son is likewise a very kind person when he's in his right mind. Honestly, he's a nice guy even when he's high! But then there's that pesky problem of him losing jobs repeatedly, getting arrested, stealing from family and strangers, and crashing cars (two of them). You've found a good place with caring people who've been-there-done-that. More of them will be along to post with some good advice soon. [/QUOTE]
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