Bad girlfriends ruined her married life with drugs and medical drugs
A maid saves a young woman from the world of addiction with the help of "protection"
Types of drugs cause the user to “visual hallucinations”.
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Abdullah Al-Khayat: “The young woman’s mother resorted to Hemaya International Center to benefit from Article 89 of the Anti-Narcotics Law.”
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The girl graduated from the university, achieved scientific superiority that earned her fame in her social environment, and then got married, and her life was an example of understanding and harmony, until she accompanied bad friends, whenever she consulted them in the affairs of her married life, they incited her against her husband, and asked for divorce and independence, and they were able to influence her And persuading her to take drugs and medical drugs, as a solution to face family and psychological problems and pressures.
Marital disputes aggravated and divorce occurred, and they encouraged her to live with her son and maid away from her family, to delve deeper into the world of drugs, and suffer the bitterness of depression and addiction that destroyed her psychologically, affected her mental abilities, exhausted her and robbed her of health and beauty, until the maid decided to intervene to save her female servant, who began She approached insanity, and called her mother and told her about the matter. In turn, the mother contacted Hemaya International Center in the General Department of Narcotics Control in Dubai Police, to save her daughter and help her leave the world of addiction, by taking advantage of Article 89 of the UAE Law on Combating Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances.
The Director of Hemaya International Center, Colonel Abdullah Al-Khayat, stated that the young woman married at the age of 20 and gave birth to a child, currently 6 years old. They told them about her personal problems, they were burning wood, until the marital disputes reached a dead end and the divorce occurred, and despite her family's insistence on her return and her son to live with them, she refused to live freely without supervision, and her addiction was not discovered, and by virtue of her residence in an independent villa with Her son and maid, she was far from the eyes of her family and close to the bad companions.
He added that the young woman's drug addiction was not enough for her bad friends, who later pushed her to visit psychiatrists, and as a result of taking some medical drugs, she suffered outbursts of screaming, anger and emotion to the point where anything was broken in front of her, until the maid felt danger, and decided to move and not remain silent about the tragic situation. What her maid reached, so she took the initiative to inform her mother, and told her about all the changes that had occurred in her daughter’s life, who had begun to approach madness, especially since some types of drugs afflict the abuser with what is known as “visual hallucinations”, which make him hear and see things that no one else sees, and he may do any He did something out of his control, like committing suicide.Al-Khayyat added that families’ denial of the idea that there is an addict among their members often leads to impeding the success of psychological rehabilitation processes for addicts, and containment in general, as they are denied access to sources of support in a timely manner, especially in the event of the abuse of certain substances that require accurate and rapid therapeutic intervention, but The mother of this young woman resorted without hesitation to Hemaya International Center to benefit from Article 89 of the Law on Combating Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances, where the social consultants directed her to calm down and not rush to confront her daughter, in order to avoid any negative escalation in reactions, but rather to suffice with taking her to the center, and after meeting the daughter Her condition was studied, and transferred for treatment and rehabilitation.
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