In this segment of the Karamo Show, the host addresses a young woman battling substance‑use issues whose family feels exhausted and unable to provide help. The speaker acknowledges the woman's feelings of paranoia, isolation, and hurt that arise when support is lacking, while also recognizing the family's frustration and fatigue. Emphasizing that the woman still deserves love and assistance, the host extends a personal invitation to return for help, offering understanding and a promise of support for both the individual and her family.
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There's a young woman who's been dealing with some substance issues, who's still dealing with it, and whose family doesn't know how to support her anymore. And that unfortunately is making you feel hurt because through this, it's like it does cause a bit of paranoia, but also you still are screaming out. Anybody who has had substance issues, I've had 'em before in my past, we still want support, we still want love. And when you don't have that, it feels like everyone's against me and I'm gonna find reasons to show you you're against me. And that's what's happening here. And the sad part is, is that I'm sorry because you don't deserve to not have the support you need. But I also understand family's frustration. I also understand when a family's like, I'm tired, I can't deal, I don't believe anything. But it doesn't mean that you don't deserve that support that you want. So what you need to do is understand that when you're ready to actually get support for your substance abuse issues, I wanna personally invite you back and say I will support you. And I want you to know there's somebody who understands what you're going through and wants to help you get to that place where you can feel good and where your family can feel good, okay? I'm giving that person an invite.