Life after heroin

Most people think that when they quit heroin they have it all licked , they always say that once a heroin addict always a heroin addict and this statement is the bottom line truth . In my life i have knew some cocky heroin addicts who have got clean and thought that they could dibble and dabble a little with no consequence , little did they know they like no other human that i  know can have a off and on relationship with heroin and win . The truth is when you get clean from heroin you have not won the fight because this is for a life time , but you have given yourself the opportunity to live a great happy life without heroin if you choose to . All former heroin addicts must know that life won,t be perfect but without heroin you have a chance to run that race .   

Grandmother and Mother charged with a teens heroin overdose

The mother and grandmother of a teen who died from a heroin overdose at an Ohio hotel have admitted to supplying him with the drugs that killed him.

Sixteen-year-old Andrew Frye's mother, Heather Frye, and grandmother, Brenda Frye, pleaded guilty Wednesday to involuntary manslaughter and other charges.

Prosecutors say Heather Frye, Brenda Frye and the mother's friend were in the room at a suburban Akron hotel with the teen before he died in April. Heather Frye's friend, Jessica Irons, was sentenced to four years behind bars in the case.

Authorities say Brenda Frye delivered the drugs that her daughter and a friend used with the teen. Prosecutors say Brenda Frye got the heroin from her boyfriend, who was charged with heroin possession.