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hello. welcome. I am glad you are here but sorry you had to come here. I am a recovering coke/crack addict and I want to give you a serious warning that if your husband has reached the delusional stage of his addiction there is NOTHING you can do for him but get out of his way. He may choose to get help soon but not if you are there to protect him and help him and take care of him. Addiction just doesn't work that way. We addicts have to fall and fall hard in order to seek help and be serious about our recovery.
I have witnessed some very scarey things when people start to get delusional on drugs. You may not hear those sirens but he truly believes that they are there and that people are out to get him. He may attack you thinking that you are out to get him. He is literally insane when he is using. He is at a point where the dope may make him violent. Stay far away from him when he is high. I would recommend getting out of the house even. Or kicking him out of the house. Do you have kids around? Because you need to protect them.
Those delusions are very serious. Please learn all you can about addiction and don't put any psychotic behavior past your husband. He is not the man you knew - when he is high and even when he is not. Because when he is not high, he is amping up for more dope.
You are in a very dangerous position right now. Take this very seriously. And take care of yourself.
Boundaries. Boundaries. Boundaries. If he tries to hurt you call the cops immediately. Delusional people on drugs have no limits to their behavior.
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