I feel the value of accomplishment more, as I have not been used to it since I haven’t been productive in my drug days. I feel relieved, and I’m looking forward to the next step.

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If you were trying to get off drugs (I mean, you’re completely hooked, your life is down the toilet, and you wish you could be truly drug-free – not ‘less addicted’ or some such notion, but actually free of cravings for any drugs), would you take another potentially harmful and even addictive drug to try to come off the drug(s) you’re addicted to?

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Dundee, like other UK cities, has long been noted for its alcohol consumption (on a Saturday night one might wonder ruefully if it’s our national sport), and excessive alcohol consumption was and still is a problem. But if that’s not bad enough, someone has been pouring on the coals over the last few years because these days, Scotland is considered the drug death capital of Europe...

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As someone who loves his country and is proud to be British, I’m saddened to see that young people in the UK today are going out to party and using Ketamine which, amongst other things, is a horse tranquilizer but when taken recreationally can turn fun-loving party-goers into hallucinating zombies.

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I feel clean physically and mentally, and I have dug deeper than ever before and have accomplished so much. I’m 100% confident that I will stay on the right path from everything I have learnt on this programme, and I can now be the man I want to be. I’m grateful that I have stuck it out to the end. Even though it was difficult at times, I would recommend this programme to anyone.

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Learn how drug and alcohol abuse can damage cognitive function and hinder success in life. Discover the importance of safeguarding cognitive ability by avoiding substance misuse, especially during critical developmental stages.

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Seeing a loved one struggle with drug addiction can be incredibly difficult and isolating. It’s important to remember you’re not on your own. Many families in the UK face this challenge, and there's a range of support available to help you cope and navigate this tough time.

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I was born in Forest Gate Hospital and raised in East Ham. My life before doing drugs was normal, I had a great childhood and a good life. My childhood was full of so much laughter and happy times. One of the happiest moments in my life I can remember before I started doing drugs was when I boxed as a teenager in the Essex finals and won the match against a kid who was undefeated, I felt like I was on top of the world.

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I did have a good, healthy life once upon a time. I had a happy marriage and three beautiful kids. My work and drive to succeed and provide a good life for my family were out of this world. That’s not anything to brag about, but it is something to be proud of, what one must remember is that this is actually normal.

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I was born and raised in Upton Park, East London. My life before I started doing drugs was good. I had a mixed upbringing, and I can’t really remember much. But there was good and bad. I first started using drugs when I was 13 years old with friends.

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