meth
"For Meth is like an abusing spouse, who fills your head and heart with sweet and wonderful intentions.Feeling much like a victim of domestic violence, you experience a sensation of drowning in the sea of hurt, confusion, guilt and depression. You keep saying to yourself over and over again, "I did everything my lover (Meth) wanted. I became everything Meth wanted me to be. I gave away everything important to me. I even gave up the person I was born to be and all the happiness and success I wanted for my life Meth could be my number one focus."Then, you start to question about where it all went wrong. And, you begin to realize Meth was only using your trusting heart that was starved for love, affection and protection to lure you in to it's wicked web of destruction. "
"Even though those former prisoners had been meth-free for several months or a few years, meth's intense high was such a rush for them, many gave in to temptation and started using it again," said Maj. Leazenby. "An addict once told me using meth is like having a fish hook stuck in your finger. It just won't let go. You have to work at it and make severe personal sacrifices to eliminate it from your life."
"Meth is like Crack on Crack "
"As a student nurse, I am compassionate and very interested in helping people. However, seeing that methamphetamines possess the addictive qualities that they do, the government may be setting these people up to fail. It's as though they don't realize that meth is like Pringles. You can't just have one. Walter White is banking on it."
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