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It never hurts to read up on crystal meth use and substance use disorder before talking to your loved one.
Doing your own research can give you more insight on their experience. Addiction is a disease that changes the brain, so many people addicted to crystal meth may not be able to stop using it on their own.
People begin using substances for any number of complex reasons, including trauma and other emotional distress.
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