Wholesale How to Quit Meth Now: A Self-Help Guide to Kicking Your Meth or Cocaine Addiction - Paperback

by Jay P. Hotrum (Author) LOOK FOR THE 2nd EDITION of this book! CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR THE 2nd EDITION: https: //www.amazon.com/HOW-QUIT-METH-Second-GlobalAddictionSolutions-org/dp/B09X49TCT7/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1659112224&sr=8-1 The following are ACTUAL REVIEWS from Amazon. Amber Stene 5.0 out of 5 stars THIS BOOK SAVED MY LIFE! Reviewed in United States on May 25, 2022 This book did for me what four inpatient treatment centers could not. Once again, after 9 months of clean time, I found myself in the depth of my addiction but this time it was not only meth, but heroin as well. What was going to be "just one time" turned into a relapse that lasted 18 months. I found myself searching self help books on addiction and came across this one. One review really stood out to me how this book is radical, completely extreme with some ideas that the reviewer did not agree with, but he swore it worked! When I read the concept was pretty much the author not believing in 12 step, treatment programs, nor God to get clean and he states "you are the one that got yourself into this mess, only you are going to be the one to get yourself out" it hit me like a ton of bricks. That idea was extremely radical and coming from four inpatient treatment centers, a handful of IOPs, 12 steps, sponsors, trauma and mental health counselors, medication, even shock therapy to create aversions, I knew this was the answer. I knew it with every cell in my body. I kept using every day as it suggests in the book until that one day of my choosing that I decided and promised myself to never use meth again. When that day came, I had everything on the list to detox at home and I followed and hung on to every word the book says... Since then, I have secured stable housing, I've reunited with my sisters and my father, I've got to see my four sons twice and I'm actively petitioning for visitation and eventual custody, I was blessed with being able to get a Harley again (a better high than any drug ever gave me), A full-time job at the H-D dealership, self respect, dignity and this love and admiration for myself that I, let me repeat I, did it all on my own this time. No interventions, no treatment centers, just me. I do believe that in the depths of my despair, God did put this book right in front of me and I'm the one who chose to grab on and hang on as my life dependent on it. To anyone that may be reading this who is still suffering in their addiction, There is hope.