My Daughter Got into Bad Company and Started Taking Drugs When She Joined High School, and She Was Chased Away but I Found a Better Way to Help Her
When my daughter joined high school, I was proud and hopeful. She was bright, obedient, and full of dreams. But within a few months, I started noticing worrying changes.
Her behavior shifted fast she became rude, secretive, and withdrawn. Teachers began calling me about truancy, poor performance, and bad company. Deep down, I feared the worst, but I prayed I was wrong.
The truth came out painfully. She had fallen into a bad group and started experimenting with drugs. Before I could even process it, the school expelled her. Bringing her home felt like carrying both shame and heartbreak.
Relatives whispered, neighbors judged, and I blamed myself over and over. I tried shouting, threatening, and even locking her inside the house.but nothing worked. She only became more aggressive and distant.
What hurt most was seeing my child lost. She would disappear for hours, lie without blinking, and reject any advice. I considered taking her to different places for help, but every suggestion either felt too harsh or too confusing.
