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My name is Evelyn, and I am from Kampala, Uganda. I am a businesswoman and a mother of three, but one of the most difficult challenges my family has ever experienced has been my daughter’s battle with drug use. Although she grew up in a financially stable family and received a good education, she slowly developed habits that affected her behaviour and damaged her relationship with other family members.
Initially, we believed she was just experiencing a challenging phase of her life. However, her situation continued to deteriorate over time. She began associating with people we were not comfortable with, regularly spent nights away from home and became increasingly hard to talk to. Whenever we tried advising her to change her ways, she would become defensive, leading to more disagreements within the family.
My husband and I made several attempts to help her overcome the problem. We gave her financial assistance, held numerous conversations with her and tried different approaches to help her get her life back on the right path. Sadly, nothing seemed to work, and I gradually became afraid that we were losing our daughter. What hurt me most was that, despite having the financial resources to provide her with almost everything she needed, finding a lasting solution to her problem remained difficult.
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