Check out this slideshow from the Faces of Meth campaign.
The use of meth has exploded in the media recently, especially since the big O (Oprah) did an interview yesterday with a man and his son who was addicted to meth.
This issue is no stranger to those of us who grew up in the California Valley. Tulare Co., home to David and I, has the largest users of meth per capita in the country (as of 2000). If you have any stories about meth or those affected by meth, please feel free to share.
April 12, 2008 at 4:58 pm
About six months ago, while researching the meth issue, I came upon a website that entirely changed the way I thought about addiction. It’s called All Positive Options. I was originally looking for the “Faces Of Meth” pages, but I visted their page called “The Other Faces Of Meth.” This page shows you how meth has really crept into every area of society, and it’s much much more than just the tragic figures you see in the “Faces Of Meth.” I would suggest that if anyone wants to see just how powerful and appealing this drug is to so many people not normally associated with drug use, visit this page, it will show you the reality and it will blow you away.
http://www.allpositiveoptions.com/APOMeth6aa.htm
April 22, 2008 at 10:41 pm
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