Bobby Krafft
Bobby Krafft
The Lainey Loo Story
The Lainey Loo Story
The Lainey Loo Story
Wednesday 5th January 2022
Lainey Loo recounts her journey from heavy meth use to recovery on '1 Attest 2 Another'. Discover her raw and emotional story.
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62 minutes
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Bobby Krafft
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Lainey Loo's Battle: From Meth Addiction to Hopeful Recovery
I always said, you know, no, no needles. You're basically giving somebody a prescription drug that is monitored. Like if you didn't have heroin in your system, then they weren't gonna, they weren't going to send you.
Imagine the chaos of consuming 20 sacks of methamphetamine a day. In this gripping episode of '1 Attest 2 Another', Bobby Krafft sits down with Lainey Loo, who opens up about her harrowing journey through addiction. Lainey doesn't hold back as she recounts her descent from using 20 sacks daily to 9 grams, painting a vivid picture of the physical and emotional toll it took on her life.
Her story isn't just about numbers; it's about the despair, the fleeting highs, and the crushing lows that come with addiction. Lainey also sheds light on how her addiction strained her relationships and led to deep bouts of depression. She talks candidly about the struggle to stay clean after rehab and the constant battle against relapse. But amidst the darkness, Lainey emphasizes the crucial role of support in her recovery.
'It's like one time I'll do one line, yeah, and then, like, oh, one won't hurt nothing, it'll be fine,' she says, capturing the insidious nature of addiction. This episode is a raw and unfiltered look at the challenges of addiction and the importance of a strong support system in overcoming it. Whether you're grappling with addiction yourself or trying to understand it better, Lainey's story offers a poignant reminder that recovery is a difficult but possible journey.