I an new to a Narcotic Anonymous group and I'm just 22.

>>18093390

So, alcoholic here, that has gone to AA, and been there to support a friend through Gambling Anonymous.

AA did not work for me, but GA is working for my friend, and I think sharing your story is powerful to all walks of life. If you're seeing an immediate and drastic shift in your thinking in just a few days of meeting, you're in the right spot, and there are a ton of different types of people in attendance.

Share your story. Hope you get well.

>>18093398
>AA did not work for me
Can you elaborate?

I'm still fighting the urge of drinking clonazepam with alcohol, and throwing all my stash and deleting the number of all my dealers made me anxious.

>>18093390
a narcotics meeting doesnt help you quit drugs, it just there as a support group. you cant quit drugs if you have extreme withdrawal symptoms other than flushing it down or staying away from your dealer. i recommend seeing the doctor to treat those symptoms for those drugs.

anyways, you sound bipolar dude. a meeting wont help you quit a mdma addiction for sure.

>>18093390

its better to be in NA at 22 than at 43.

people who get in at 22 go on to not waste their youth. for people who get in at 43, their lives are already gone

>>18093490
I'm sorry, I kinda forgot to type the very important part where I'm also seeing a shrink.

Is your answer still the same?

To be more specific, I took MDMA, 2 acid tabs, clonazepam, weed and weed edibles, panicked in a very remoted and dark place where I was alone and I went crazy and had the urge to kill myself, then I remember the group and calmed down (anchor, wrote shit down in my cellphone).

The next day, I just threw my vape and all my stash. Now that I'm home from my trip, I threw away all my stash, deleted the phone number of all my dealers, got no friends so I won't have to deal with people that consume.