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We Can Help Others When We Share Heroin Addiction Stories

The most important thing we can do is to continue to educate our young people about the dangers and risks associated with substance abuse. We just can't say enough on this subject today and I admire anyone who speaks out and talks about their own addiction to heroin in hopes of helping others sharing the same addiction. There are an enormous amount of heroin users who have received treatment and are successfully managing their recovery.


Heroin addiction recovery stories inspire others in ways you can't even imagine. Most people who are addicted to heroin feel they're alone and have lost all hope of ever stopping their use let alone believe they can live a drug free life in the future. Your heroin use and addiction success stories not only inspire others, but can actually save a person's life because heroin overdose tragedies take place all of the time throughout the United States.

There are countless families and friends who have lost a loved one or friend due to heroin addiction. I can't even begin to know how devastating this can be and admire anyone who shares their loss with others in hopes of saving someone else from going through the same tragedy.

If you have successfully recovered from heroin addiction your recovery story can help someone else and inspire their own recovery. If you have lost someone near and dear to you because of heroin use or addiction your story can also help others who share a loss due to this addiction. I realize heroin abuse and addiction can be embarrassing sometimes to talk about because many times families or friends are embarrassed that a loved one used drugs.

Never be ashamed or embarrassed that someone you love and care about had or has a problem with heroin or any other substance. We all make poor choices in life and addiction is an illness that thousands of people share, you're not alone. It's important that we share our knowledge and stories so that others can benefit from our mistakes and losses like Cody who died from a heroin overdose, Freddy who died from heroin use, or Darren and Louise who are lucky to be alive after heroin abuse in hopes of helping someone else. If you have a heroin recovery success story or have lost a loved one to this devastating addiction, share your stories with us so we can make a difference in someone else's life.

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