u/ant-onioz

So I quit drinking about 10 years ago however i’ve been living a life of chasing similar highs.

While I don’t want to go in great length about those things. I do want to say i’m finally on a true route of sobriety.

There’s a lot more than putting down the drug and putting the chug in the jug. There’s a drastic mindset, spiritual and physical healing journey to walk down.

But it hasn’t been easy for me. However when I walked into my first NA meeting I was pleasantly surprised and happy that this felt like a better place for me.

If you haven’t been to a meeting in person I highly recommend. The sober people who have done the steps and have some clean time have been some of the happiest and loving people i’ve meet.

Hi, I’m an addict.

So I told my prescriber that I was over dosing on my prescription meds. There was an instance were I was driving impaired with the meds. It was because my partner asked to drive and I didn’t want to disappoint her, avoid the shame and just “buckled up” so to say.

Anyways I wasn’t good at “buckling up” and she noticed I wasn’t driving good. I then pulled over and we switched.

My prescriber had the legal obligation to report the incident.

Anyway, any parents go through similar situations who may provide some insight on what potential consequences I might be facing in the near future?

Thanks

Hi, I’m an addict.

So I told my prescriber that I was over dosing on my prescription meds. There was an instance were I was driving impaired with the meds. It was because my partner asked to drive and I didn’t want to disappoint her, avoid the shame and just “buckled up” so to say.

Anyways I wasn’t good at “buckling up” and she noticed I wasn’t driving good. I then pulled over and we switched.

My prescriber had the legal obligation to report the incident.

Anyway, any parents go through similar situations who may provide some insight on what potential consequences I might be facing in the near future?

Thanks