[Jessi C]

How can I fix my addiction to crack?

[Emily *]

you'll need to go to rehab
don't do it alone quitting cold turkey is dangerous

[chelsearave]

I don't know. Go to jail for a couple of years.

[rangle416]

if you're serious about this question, hats off to you for wanting to clean up.

I think you should seek professional help, its only the best way. Doing it alone, you can have some problems alone.

[thatgirl127]

The easiest way to get off of crack is to do 3 things 1) remove yourself from the people and places that got you into it. 2) you need to do some deep therapy to find out your emotional triggers that make you want to smoke it. 3) you need to be honest and ready internally and i mean emotionally ready to quit otherwise you will keep doing it. i know this from my own experience i removed all negative thinking and found out my triggers and i wanted to not be a statistic in society or a dope fiend to all that know me i was clean for 12 years before relapsing, hope it helps.
Some will say rehab but really the want to quit comes from you and replacing one drug with another can be worse, holistic seems to work wonders for some and it don't cost anything to want to be a better person just will.

[Oilfield]

Mind of matter
Delete the junkie mates
Take a break away from the shit
& get a few very supportive CLEAN mates to help keep u away from it

This will be hard.....take a breathe and remember YOUR IN CONTROL!

[butanebird91]

go to NA do the 12 steps

[ms_innocent24]

rehab...there are tons of places to go to. go ogle camps.

[kalandargirrl]

Hate to be the "rain on your parade" but I'm not convinced it can be fixed at all. My boyfriend has been addicted to crack for over 16 yrs. He was really sincere in getting help with the addiction while in rehab (has been in rehab 5 times in different places). In his case, it didn't work. He is still currently addicted.

His suggestion is that you MUST attend NA, AA or CA meetings and you have to stick it out. He also says that you have to find friends who are also addicts IN RECOVERY - for support and encouragement.

He feels his lack of success is that he gets "triggers" from certain things, little nagging feelings that don't go away and to get rid of them, he needs to get high. I don't understand any of it (have never done drugs or drank). I am just answering this question because I've lived with this addict for over a year, and he is a person who knows about this, since he is so familiar with it. Life with him has been a struggle, a torture, and a nightmare and I sure don't wish that on anyone else!

I wish you well finding a solution for your addiction. And I hope you never relapse.