Take the first step towards joining our online forum, A community of individuals who have gone through or still going through someone close to them who may have a drug problem!

We know what it is like to be alone with this problem. We remember the feelings of panic and frustration that resulted from discovering someone close to you having an addiction.

Providing you with the emotional support community during your loved ones addiction. The community is non-judgmental and understanding, it can be a source of strength and a safe online space to share your experiences and seek advice from others who have been in the same situations.

Hi I’m Adele,

I am the wife of Fin.

He was an addict for 33 years. We have been together 15 years, married for 5.

I have been the loved one of an addict!

I understand the struggles of hiding it from family and friends, having to tell lies to people when he needed money.

I’ve gone to cash converters to pawn things from a hoover to TV’s.

His favourite saying when I would be screaming at him as we did not have any money.

“Don’t worry I will sort it!”

But it was me that went to the pawn shop, at the time it seemed that he did not see how it was affecting me as he would only be worrying about where the next lot of money would be coming from, not how I was feeling.

I would cry when I was on my own as this would get him frustrated, so it was best to hide it and be there for him.

Does this sound familiar to you? if so this is the place for YOU to get the support you deserve!

A place of sanctuary from everyday troubles of loving an addict.

Then we found Faith in Christianity and everything changed for us, from hard struggles to been able to help others in that situation.

So Fin is trying to help addicts.

I myself want to be there for the family and partners of addicts, as there was no one there for me.

I always thought I would be told either leave him or stop giving in to him, but unless you have been down this road, you can not judge anyone for there actions at that time!