If you have a friend who is getting involved with Meth, you are doing the right thing by being here to see how you can help. We have some ideas you can use to let them know you care enough to get involved. Risking your friendship to save someone's life takes courage, and for that you are brave.

If you are unsure whether someone you care about is using Meth, read the warning signs below. If the person you are concerned about is exhibiting a majority of the behaviors described, they need your help. Whether you are a parent, family member, or friend, reaching out to someone using Meth is the right thing to do. It can save their life. Imagine the heartbreak you would feel if a friend died from Meth addiction and you didn't try to intervene. If someone you care about is using Meth, you can do something about it.

CARE

Let your friend know that he or she is an important part of your life. Express the deepest, most personal feelings you have for him or her in straight up terms. Try some of these examples if you don't feel like you're very good at this sort of thing:

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Tell your friend some of the things you've noticed lately or ask why he or she is doing some strange stuff. Don't act like you've never done anything wrong, or point fingers. Hear them out when they try to explain their actions.