Minnesota Channel – Life After Meth

February 26, 2010 - Posted by admin

Methamphetamine addiction is a disease that devastates indivdiuals and families. Fortunately it is a treatable disease. Each years thousands of people receive treatment and acquire the tools and support they need to turn their lives around. Recovery from addiction – even meth addiction – IS possible. The Hazelden Foundation and Twin Cities Public Television’s Minnesota Channel present the compelling personal stories of six people who are living in recovery. Listen as they talk about their addiction, how they got sober, stay sober, and enjoy life after meth.

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13 Comments

  1. NaturalGrace says:

    Addiction is not an illness or disease, for god’s sake. No one can go to rehab for cancer or give up AIDS cold turkey.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  2. beamerZ says:

    So many EX-addicts on you-tube: it must be easy quiting meth obviously so one could try it savely!
    Not many ex-heroinusers are to be found but meth…everybody seems to be an ex-user.
    Blablabla

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  3. WickedG5150 says:

    whats trolling?? i juss dont accept stupid comments like yours from meth addicts.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  4. BiteHunter says:

    yes, i thought it would reduce me in your eyes. very much. and i want you much.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  5. BiteHunter says:

    For some reason I keep thinking these channel venues are private sorta. But now i understand that openness can give out way too much nfo. x

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  6. WickedG5150 says:

    wtf… kill urself.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  7. BiteHunter says:

    oooooooooooooo my god!
    aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh
    you saw that? omfg.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  8. BiteHunter says:

    I swear to God he was. No bullshit whatsoever.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  9. WickedG5150 says:

    hahha… bull shit.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  10. BiteHunter says:

    I know a guy who is a crack and meth addict. He ran from Southern Illinois where he was part of a meth house. His mouth was so dry, and he would stay up for days. He was in his 20s, but looked like a hard 50. He started asking for money and slept in our garage. Finally, a reserve police friend muscled him from under our side porch. Cold Tablets, NyQuil, empty crack bags were found. I’m glad he’s gone. He was a good kisser and gave great sex. I’m glad he’s gone. Too much drama.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  11. devilisthename says:

    GODD the lips are out of sync it’s well annoying !!
    But yeaah good vid appart from that.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  12. cashfan123 says:

    i cud of easy got addicted to this myself if i didnt no the down side to it thank god i dont live anywere near it coz i proberly wud of defo done it if i only heard about the buzz fuk that thank god

    ... on July February 26th, 2010
  13. kapiekoo says:

    interesting. Quiet a good outlook on meth. It transforms people, congragulations to the people who have fought the addiction it is hard. My whole world fell apart due to meth, i won though, i am clean living a happy life now.

    ... on July February 26th, 2010