If you think you might have a problem but you're still unsure, take a moment and answer the following questions honestly:

 

• Does crystal meth make you feel depressed?

• Have you tried to cut down or quit using, but haven’t been able to?

• Do you experience sudden cravings to use crystal meth?

• Do you use crystal meth even when you're alone?

• Are you using larger amounts or more frequently than you used to?

• Have you ever lied about how much or how often you use?

• Do you believe people are watching you, listening to you, or following you?

• Do you use in the morning to start your day?

• Have you ever thought about going to therapy or seeing someone to help you control or stop your use?

• When you stop using, do you have suicidal thoughts?

• Have you ever seen a doctor, been hospitalized, or gone to the emergency room because of crystal meth?

• Have you ever forgotten to take prescribed medication because of your crystal meth use?

• Are you unable to have sex without using crystal meth?

• When you have sex on crystal meth, do you take risks you wouldn’t take if you were sober?

• Do you believe crystal meth gives you a satisfying sex life?

• Do you spend more money than you’d like on crystal meth?

• Do you need crystal meth to get to work?

• Is your job at risk because of your use?

• Have you ever disappeared for days without letting anyone know?

• Have you ever been unable to fulfill family or social responsibilities because of crystal meth?

• Have you lost friends because of your use?

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If you answered yes to several of these questions, you might be struggling with addiction.

If you want to stop using, you are welcome at our meetings.

We hope our fellowship can offer the support you need.