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'I was peeing blood constantly': my ketamine hell
Thomas Delaney’s addiction issues started when he was a teen and worsened through his 20s. Eventually, an argument with his mother led him to change everything
TL;DR
- Thomas Delaney experienced childhood trauma, leading to feelings of worthlessness and suicidal ideations.
- His struggles evolved into a severe addiction to ketamine, causing significant physical health problems and periods of homelessness.
- A crucial argument with his mother motivated Delaney to seek rehabilitation in Glasgow.
- After rehab, Delaney became a public speaker, advocating for substance abuse awareness and sharing his story.
- He now works with various organizations, including the police and NHS, and is pursuing higher education.
- Delaney emphasizes that recovery is possible for anyone willing to change and highlights the importance of environmental factors in reducing drug abuse.