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Addiction To MDMA By Darren Young

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Darren Young was arrested on 06/05/17 for having possession of MDMA and various stolen goods. MDMA is an illegal stimulant drug that makes users feel good about themselves. MDMA is a tablet that lasts up to 3 - 6 hours. Young is known for his addiction to MDMA and other drugs like weed. Darren Young has been in and out of rehab for the last few years. Physical effects- After Darren took MDMA he lost all his physical features and now looks sketchy and dangerous. MDMA has taken away some of his brain cells and is struggling to lose his addiction. Mental effects- Darren has been known for his anger issues towards the drugs that he has used and how he lost all his family to MDMA. Darren has also had an attempt of suicide but failed in the doing. Darren has been on antidepressants because of his family leaving him and is struggling to maintain a healthy life. …show more content…

Darren has said that being judged by his community drove him to try and commit suicide. Financial effects- Darren has lost most of his money to MDMA and is struggling to live a normal life with the money that he has. Darren lives on $20 a day and tries to scam money from other people on the streets. Darren has recently been convicted of theft when he went shopping on 05/02/17. Lifestyle effects- Darren is constantly getting sick because of his unhygienic ways and because of this it has resulted him to get medical bills that he can't afford. Darren uses his money on MDMA instead of these bills which puts into a situation where he can't get treatment anymore. Relationships- Darren had a wife and three kids but lost them all when he started on weed. The family thought he was a threat and that he could lash out at them anytime. The family slowly realized that he was throwing their money away so they left him and now he has

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