drug problem

Good evening, the Magician. My partner is currently having problems with his 16.5-year-old son. The boy has drug issues, and my partner and his ex (the boy's mother) are going to help him. They are trying to get him hospitalized so he can get back on his feet. However, he is asking himself questions and is afraid that he won't make it, because he doesn't see any desire in his son to fight, but that may be normal given that he is under the influence of drugs. Do you see a positive future for his son and for us, because this situation is affecting all of us. We have a 3-year-old daughter who adores her brother and who, of course, doesn't understand everything that is happening. My numbers: 1, 26, 7, 3. Thank you in advance.

Hello Milay13,

That your spouse and his ex are willing to help their son get off drugs is a very positive thing, and moreover, if they have him hospitalized in a specialized center or unit, it can only contribute to his well-being. But it is true that there is no miracle cure, because he really has to want to get out of it, and for that, he must truly have the desire to fight in order to escape the hell of drugs that imprisons him. Therefore, it is up to him to realize that this affects him just as much as it affects all of you, but with willpower, courage, and character, he will get through it. It will take time, and to answer your question, he will make it and will then be able to envision a positive future.
In short, everything rests on his shoulders, on his will, and on your support.

Happy Sunday
The magician.