Sealy, that was horribly uncalled for. I feel like if you or any of your friends have ever gone through the hell that is drug addiction, then you would have never thought of making that comment. Cindy may have been a thief and addict, but she is no longer and deserves none of those labels. My best friend from childhood became addicted to oxycotin and from a helpless distance, I watched him spiral down from the top of his class to rehab and now prison. My roommate from freshman year in college developed a cocaine addiction that led to him getting beat up by dealers, arrested by the police, and disowned by his family.

Drugs like oxycotin and cocaine are terrible when given to people with mental issues, usually early childhood trauma. The addiction will turn a loved one into a criminal, and there's almost nothing the addict can do to overcome their fixation. Will power stops at the door of addiction.