very day, we read about the extent to which drug addiction is widespread in society, especially amongst the younger population. Although most parents are concerned for a moment, after a few seconds, they relieve and think, “Well, it’s good that it is not my child.” But what to do if at some point you learn that you are wrong and that your child too is an addict?
Every parent is struck by this painful truth “out of the blue,” experiencing the most diverse emotional reactions.
From anger, madness, to sadness and despair … We are here to tell you that it is entirely normal and expected to feel like that. Fortunately, there is a way out, and this crisis you and your family go through can be successfully overcome.
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