Heroin Addict Interview - Dave
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2024
- In this interview, Dave opens up about what led to him becoming addicted to drugs and homeless in Kensington, PA. He recalls first learning that his mom had did, and the struggles that ensued from there on out.
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Great, interview so sad to loose that many love ones bless his♥️♥️
For sure, Jackie. 🙏
That step-dad was horrid to do that to him. That is one of the worst stories I’ve ever heard. Condolences 💐
Definitely. I was blown away when he said that. He caught me off guard with that.
At least his step father told him straight up and didn't just kiss him goodbye. That was the worst story I've ever heard. The poor kid thought his dad would be there when he got home.
@@ivygirl257 Yea, it was definitely a crazy story. It was bad all around.
@@ivygirl257it makes me cry to even think about doing that to my kids. The idea of them feeling what that little boy must've felt is more than I can handle. Piss on this guy.
Hopefully you'll get sick & tired of being sick & tired of it all, I really think this guy has it in him to beat this, wishing you the best, ex user from the u.k.....it is possible, I hope you get there.....
I definitely think he has it in him, too. I'm really hoping he gets out of there and gets the help he needs.
And congratulations on the ex user part. That's amazing, and I love to hear that. I was addicted to drugs for 18 years myself. Next month will give me 10 years clean, so I totally get it.
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I hope he can turn his life around so that he can be a dad! He seems like a nice guy.
I hope so, too, Joyce. I definitely think he has it in him. I'm really rooting fir him.
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His step-father betrayed him on a level that it's difficult to understand. That the love of his young son was not enough to defeat the drugs demonstrates how powerful addiction is. However, I am certain Dave's honesty about his situation will be his salvation.
I sure hope you're right. I hope his honesty leads him down a better path. And you're right about him being betrayed on a level that's difficult to understand. I agree wholeheartedly.
Love is right inside you right now..love yourself..there is no other love..love yourself..love this moment as it is, this moment is your life overflowing with infinite LOVE ❤
He is honest work’s honest doesn’t steal I hope he can get out of this quagmire gets his son back in his life
I hope he gets out of there, too, Barbara. He's really smart. He can definitely do it.
God it’s really hell on earth poor guy 😢
I feel the same way, Cat.
What a sick world we live in there’s no empathy in the world 😢. Thank you for always showing compassion and respect to these people that are in hell.
@@Cat-lz2py Absolutely, Cat. 🙏
❤I wish him all the best with the bottom of my heart! I can understand him very well I got a story similar to him! But I'm clean from Heroin for 4 Years. He seems a very good Person! I really like him
That's so amazing you've got 4 years clean. That's a huge accomplishment, and you should be really proud of yourself.
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I watched two videos and subscribed. Iam from Philly but moved from the area.
good luck
I definitely appreciate the support, Linda. 🙏
I hope you find a way how to heal your family and get back to your son brother ❤
Agreed. I hope he does, too.
I pray you pull yourself out of that hole you are inn you are a good person
I pray he pulls himself out of there as well, Sophia. 🙏
I hope his son was able to recover from what his dad did....dang i feel bad for him though and seems like a decent guy....sorry for his losses
He was definitely a decent guy. I felt sorry for him, too. I couldn't imagine that happening.
"It feels the same way they say"
It also derails your life the same way.
Agreed. It can definitely derail your life.
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I understand his life. Thankfully I have 5 years clean 🎉🎉
Congratulations, Joanna. That's amazing. I'll have 10 years clean myself next month.
@@unheardvoices_official yess. 🎉🎉🎉
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Imagine how his son felt when he left school that day and his Dad was nowhere to be found. How can you do that to a kid ? Maybe the kid is better off without him in his life but I do not see how anyone with a conscience could live with themselves after doing that to a kid
For sure. I feel bad for the kids. They're the innocent ones in all of this.
U can't feel love out there because ur love is with ur son. U left him and need to get back in his life so he doesn't feel like u did when ur pos step dad kicked u out. Break the cycle and do better for ur son. He doesn't deserve to be abandoned. It's so sad. Kensington is a wasteland
This is all very good advice. I hope he gets the message and gets up out of there and back to his family. You're absolutely right... Kensington is a wasteland.
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Telling kids not to play with fire...
Well some will get burned and find the hard way out...
For kids i can feel some sympathy for wrong choices after being warned.. adults... naaaaaaahhh...!!!!!!
I can definitely see your point, although I've definitely made some stupid decisions as an adult myself. Lol
I think a lot of these people's addictions probably started out when they were children, teenagers, etc. Unfortunately, addiction just doesn't stop when they become an adult.
@@unheardvoices_official it's one thing to make "stupid choices" (we all do) but to do nothing but cry about them is where you lose my sympathy. You are right, as an adult it just doesn't stop. You have to man up and do the work to make it change.
@@ivygirl257 Agreed.
Yeah smart ass. When everyone around will die when you are kid and you are kicked out of the house come back write judgemental comments 😉
I hope this dude gets himself straight.He seems like he's not stupid. I wish him luck.GO BACĶ to your son and ex make up for lost time
I agree wholeheartedly, Linda. He's definitely not stupid. I hope he gets up out of there and gets back to his family.
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Come on man surrender and go to detox. No matter how old your son is he will always want to have a dad that is living life. The streets don’t love no one. You can get on MAT and live some what of a normal life.
You're absolutely right, Delaine. The streets definitely don't love anyone. I hope he takes the advice and gets up out of there and gets his life back.
I thought there was methadone clinics in bigger cities like this. Problem solved....
I'm from Maryland, so I'm not too familiar with how many methadone clinics are in Philly, but I agree with you, I would imagine there would be quite a few.
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Those clinics aren't free
@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973 I need to look into that more and try to find some. I'm not sure if all of them charge. If they do, they may take state insurance, which anyone should be able to get.
Neither is the fentanyl he's buying. I pay $12 a day....
@@andyjohnson6512 Good point.
why didn't you go home after being clean in hospital you didn't want it enough,
I wish he had gone home like you mentioned, Louise. Maybe things would've turned out differently for him.
No sympathy for him. Your poor son. I get it you lost most your family, but the most important person to ever be in your life you kissed him good bye for drugs. I hope your son has a great life and grows up to be the best person he can. Thats who ill pray for. stop with the poor me shit. Have real love at home with your son but rather look for "real love" in Kensington 😂 "racism made him do drugs" 😂.
I definitely understand where you're coming from. Unfortunately, addiction makes you do (and choose) some crazy things. I'm definitely not justifying it, though. You're right. The kids are the ones who truly suffer.
I was a drug addict myself for 18 years. I've been homeless and all that, so I get it. I used to sleep on a metro bench. Thankfully, this April will give me 10 years clean, but it was hell fighting those demons. I loved my mother and my daughter more than anything, but I still couldn't stop using drugs.
I'm glad all that is behind me now, and I pray those that I interview can find the same happiness I have out of life one day. 🙏
@@unheardvoices_official your family is very blessed that you decided to work hard and change your life. Best wishes for your future!
@@ivygirl257 Thanks so much, Ivy. I really appreciate that. 🙏
F-U for saying that!
Thats quite mean and I can feel only bad vibes. How do you exactly think you help with this? You feel good after that?