Speak Up

My uncle Steve was a hard-core addict of meth from an early age of 14. He dealt with all aspects of meth ranging from buying, to dealing, to producing. He stole from many places. But, he stole mostly from home. That was easier compared to stealing from anywhere else. My mom had the oppurtunity to witness everything. Becuase she saw what that disgusting drug does ( not can do, does) to, not just your phsyical being, but also everything else, even external problems occur. My grandma is still against having that discussion, ever. My uncle is now 38 years old and has 1 of his kids during the holidays. He has a wife that he enjoys being around. But, the scars are still there, mentally and every other way scars can be had. While being young, I didn't have even the slightest idea what any of this meant. Therefore, I didn't care much. But, as I grew up and matured, I started to slowly understand what all of this topic meant. Meth is not a good thing, at all. My family has learned and witnessed the extreme effects of the extremely addictive drug, meth. My family has become hardened because of that experience.