<p>She can’t get out of it.</p>
<p>Hook it up bro.</p>
<p>give me her number!</p>
<p>How can you friend do Heroine? Is she a Heroine?</p>
<p>There are rehabs. People can get rid of that. For example, Dave Gahan.
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<p>To three people who posted below OP: maaaan… :</p>
<p>shes hot , too.</p>
<p>i thought about tying her up. And when she has the crave for more, I’ll give her intense sleeping pills to knock her into sleep. When she wakes up, everything will be fine, and the urge will be gone, right?</p>
<p>(Anyone that knows drugs…tell me if that works).</p>
<p>It’ll work, until u untie her and she goes to get some more :)…you cant make someone stop doing drugs, they have to want doing drugs.</p>
<p>just looked up wiki and heroin(not heroine) is a drug</p>
<p>This thread is absolutely ridiculous. I hope it is a joke, because its very sad if it isn’t. If it a joke, you all are immature, because this is not the kind of thing you joke about.</p>
<p>If it isn’t, there are rehab centers, I suggest you tell her parents to send her to one.</p>
<p>I can’t believe some of you folks. OP - Rehab is probably the best course of action. Heroin addiction is very, very hard to break. She needs to change course now before she kills her immune system, contracts HIV from a syringe, or overdoses. There is a very good movie called “Trainspotting” about heroin addiction, also. I agree with Just_Browsing that this isn’t the time to keep a secret. You need to tell her parents. </p>
<p>I don’t know the biology of heroin detox but this very serious and you shouldn’t take that on by yourself. You could be seriously injured or she could be seriously injured. If you give her intense sleeping pills and she doesn’t wake up…there’s just too much risk in that idea.</p>
<p>For all of you who aren’t taking this seriously, you should be ashamed of yourselves.</p>
<p>The OP doesn’t even take the thread seriously. You sick people.</p>
<p>Do not give her sleeping pills! A little diphenhydramine will just make her sleepy to much and she will trip. Also if anyone is interested in otc drugs i highly recommend diphenhydramine.</p>
<p>What the hell is up with this thread?</p>
<p>Tell her parents - obviously. If she has none, report her to the police. You’ll lose her as a friend most likely but it will be in her best interest. Heroin is an immensely powerful/addictive drug that has crushed numerous lives.</p>
<p>one of my close friends from middle school is recovering from a heroin addiction. it’s really tragic and it basically ruined her life. a few years ago, she had hoped to go to cornell and be a large animal vet. now she’s barely considering even going to community college.</p>
<p>Oh, and I just saw Mr Payne’s post.
You probably will lose her friendship. But I would much rather (and do) have a living ex-friend than a dead best friend.
The recovering addict I mentioned in my previous post is not my friend anymore. Not really.
I took her keys one night because she had been drinking. We didn’t speak for a year, but she’s alive.</p>
<p>Watch Requiem for a Dream.</p>
<p>Heroin is a very thuggin drug. Take over your life…etc.</p>