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Originally Posted by Missy
Okay, so what if this person admits they have crossed the line... many, many times... but won't admit that they need outside help to get over it? And what if there are innocent kids involved and this person has even admit to having put these kids in danger more than once? And what if this person has tried and tried to get clean more times than they can count but simply cannot do it on their own? (And still denies that they need help.) At what point should somebody step in and force them to get help?
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sounds like they will probably end up in jail eventually.
but yeah they have to want to change their life.
It sounds like they are unhappy, so they have to change the part of their life making them miserable and want to use, in order to get and stay clean.
People who just agree to go to a rehab, come home, and go back to their same shitty life, usually fall.
I recommend a major life change. Moving, back to school, job change, break up a relationship, get rid of your loser friends... things like that. You can't just quit, you have to change your entire world for the better.