Dallas Bragg speaks directly to people using methamphetamine, urging them to tell one trusted person right now. He says the shame keeps you quiet, but someone in your life already suspects and needs to hear it from you. Reach out to him for help starting that conversation.
If you've stopped on this video, it is for a reason. I'm here to tell you that there is someone in your life who needs to know that you're struggling with meth. I know it's embarrassing. I know there's a lot of stigma. You might be one of those that goes to AA because you can't stand to go to CMA. You might be one of those who can't even say the word meth. There is a friend, a family member, A coworker, someone in your life who needs to know. And I know it's scary, and I know you think that the consequences are too unbearable to face, but think about the consequences you're facing using this drug in silence. I want you to right now go to that person and say, I need your help. I'm struggling and I need you to help me. And I want you to feel The shift of the weight off of your shoulders. I want you to feel what it's like to let all parts of you show and feel the emotional relief. And now it's time to heal. If you need any help with this, please let me know. DM me or comment below, and we can talk about ways to safely talk to friends and family about what you're feeling.
