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Hello. I know your situation is not easy as many of us have gone through the same thing. First I think it is great that you are sticking through this but heroin is such an addictive drug and the withdrawals can be immense. The first thing that you should do is seek some sort of treatment. There are options out there but only a doctor can make the right recommendation.
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Love is one of the greatest things in this world. But then heroin addiction is not also easy to give up. I have seen so many people die and so many beautiful families fall apart! And me? I have evev lost the ability to feel anything emotion after decades of substance abuse. Only sometimes I feel depressed; sometimes the other way round. But you see I still try to stop using. He is still young; may have a chance to a drug free life, or he may not. I have seen people giving up drugs after more then 20 years of use. you could check with his doctor. Keep an eye on him. It’s really up to you. if you think you should stay with him, stay. If you think you should begin a new…. Sorry I don’t have THE answer to your question. Whatever you decide; only can wish you best of luck. Tagagt
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You are not in an easy position, but if you really care for him and are just not caught up with the moment and the groove, then you really need o get him help and stick by him through it all (obviously there are limits).
Leave him