WELCOME TO FAMILY OF METH,
WHERE FAMILIES OF METH USERS COME TO GET SUPPORT!
I am a wife of a meth user. By opening up this website I want to let you know you are not alone. You have taken the first step into bettering your life by wanting to understand what a meth user goes through on a daily basis. I used to think that my husband's meth addiction was somehow my fault, if I had been more loving, if I had cleaned the house more, if dressed different, if I fought more then maybe he wouldn't use. I was in denial for a long time that he was even using. I blamed myself night and day. Every time he went to get high it was MY fault, not his cause I did something wrong.
Living with a Meth addict is really hard for me because I want to be supportive and understanding but at the same time I am angry. I still need support just like many of you do. Sometimes it's just having a simple conversation with someone else who is dealing with the same issues. My biggest laugh was when I would go to meeting and people would tell me "Why don't you just leave him?" WHAT? Would you leave someone if they were sick with cancer? No. He is sick and I cannot turn my back on him when he needs me the most. Everyone he knows already did that.
In the next few pages you will read Robbies story.
"In The Words Of The Meth Addict"
Parent's please do not let your children on this site. Thank you and I am glad you are here.
WHERE FAMILIES OF METH USERS COME TO GET SUPPORT!
I am a wife of a meth user. By opening up this website I want to let you know you are not alone. You have taken the first step into bettering your life by wanting to understand what a meth user goes through on a daily basis. I used to think that my husband's meth addiction was somehow my fault, if I had been more loving, if I had cleaned the house more, if dressed different, if I fought more then maybe he wouldn't use. I was in denial for a long time that he was even using. I blamed myself night and day. Every time he went to get high it was MY fault, not his cause I did something wrong.
Living with a Meth addict is really hard for me because I want to be supportive and understanding but at the same time I am angry. I still need support just like many of you do. Sometimes it's just having a simple conversation with someone else who is dealing with the same issues. My biggest laugh was when I would go to meeting and people would tell me "Why don't you just leave him?" WHAT? Would you leave someone if they were sick with cancer? No. He is sick and I cannot turn my back on him when he needs me the most. Everyone he knows already did that.
In the next few pages you will read Robbies story.
"In The Words Of The Meth Addict"
Parent's please do not let your children on this site. Thank you and I am glad you are here.
