trl0219
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Hello everyone,
I am lost and my family needs help. My sister is a heroin/cocaine addict. She met the wrong guy who had a serious problem and he helped make it her problem. February 2009, we all knew she had a problem but never knew the extent. The day before my birthday, I exploded. I busted through the door to find her strung out in the chair with needles, bent spoons, and razor blades on the end table. She had locked her 3 year old daughter in her room full of dirty diapers with no sheets on the bed and not enough room on the floor to walk. Cops came and had to tell her to put shoes on to go to jail. She was completely wasted. After 14 days in rehab, which was as long as they could keep her with the involuntary commitment, she bailed her boyfriend out of jail and went right back to the needle. My parents have had custody of the child ever since. They can't do it anymore.
Two days ago she came to see the kid and right away I could tell she was stoned. I caught her in the bathroom getting high. I should have just killed her myself. I grabbed her keys and called the cops. After trying to fight me for the keys and claiming she was clean and had nothing to hide, she took off out the back door into the woods and disappeared into the night.
The next day my parents got a hold of her and forced her to come take a drug test. She tried using pee from a condom while my mom watched. Is that admitting your guilt or what? She still claims she is clean even after the condom thing still tested positive. She is so out of her mind she used dirty urine to fake a drug test! She won't admit she has a problem and does nothing but lie. Then on top of that I find out she has been "dancing" to make money. My heart is aching.
Does anybody know of any programs or "legal" ways that we can get her put away. We have tried everything "legal" that we can. I'm going to be forced to take matters into my own hands very soon. I just don't want to ruin my life trying to fix hers. I am open to any ideas or suggestions.
Thank you to all who took the time to read this.
Sincerely,
Tim Langley
I am lost and my family needs help. My sister is a heroin/cocaine addict. She met the wrong guy who had a serious problem and he helped make it her problem. February 2009, we all knew she had a problem but never knew the extent. The day before my birthday, I exploded. I busted through the door to find her strung out in the chair with needles, bent spoons, and razor blades on the end table. She had locked her 3 year old daughter in her room full of dirty diapers with no sheets on the bed and not enough room on the floor to walk. Cops came and had to tell her to put shoes on to go to jail. She was completely wasted. After 14 days in rehab, which was as long as they could keep her with the involuntary commitment, she bailed her boyfriend out of jail and went right back to the needle. My parents have had custody of the child ever since. They can't do it anymore.
Two days ago she came to see the kid and right away I could tell she was stoned. I caught her in the bathroom getting high. I should have just killed her myself. I grabbed her keys and called the cops. After trying to fight me for the keys and claiming she was clean and had nothing to hide, she took off out the back door into the woods and disappeared into the night.
The next day my parents got a hold of her and forced her to come take a drug test. She tried using pee from a condom while my mom watched. Is that admitting your guilt or what? She still claims she is clean even after the condom thing still tested positive. She is so out of her mind she used dirty urine to fake a drug test! She won't admit she has a problem and does nothing but lie. Then on top of that I find out she has been "dancing" to make money. My heart is aching.
Does anybody know of any programs or "legal" ways that we can get her put away. We have tried everything "legal" that we can. I'm going to be forced to take matters into my own hands very soon. I just don't want to ruin my life trying to fix hers. I am open to any ideas or suggestions.
Thank you to all who took the time to read this.
Sincerely,
Tim Langley