Adin Ross Opens Up About His Opioid Addiction

I’m Sorry Everyone

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[sandroweber]

Sharing an addiction infront of so many people takes balls. Big respect. You being honest about this is a very good sign but it's a task for life to stay clean. Surrounding yourself with the right people that don't drag you down that path again is the most important and hardest part. Cut those looser out of your life.

[jakekluss]

Takes real strength to talk about any of this. Mad respect bro, shit gets better with time ❤️

[justadaddyandtwokidsstewar]

It’s big to come on here and tell the truth about your own story. Lean is not easy to get off of and WE are proud of you. Mad respect man and keep it up

[ishaantrehan]

Mad respect for being so open about this. That's not easy, and I have no doubt that your openness is helping someone else struggling with similar issues.

[frogman]

Seen heaps of people mocking Adin for how “short” his addiction was on twitter. Kicking any addiction is a massive feat no matter how long you have been addicted. And realising the path your headed down in only a couple days is something not many people can do! Well done Adin

[lukepelkowski]

Never stop taking that leap on telling your story! You help so many people!

[MaxLevan]

as someone who was addicted to lean and is 8 months clean now, it’s hard as fuck to get off. but once you do, it makes your life so much more worth living 🫶 proud of you bro

[ImWithMe]

Bro I’m literally in rehab rn for opioid addiction. I get everything you said. Nobody takes a drug with the intent of becoming an addict, but this shit is a demon. I’m getting through this and I hope you do too Adin. This shit can easily be lifelong, you gotta stop and never go back. Good luck to you and me I love you brotha ❤❤

[troublemakers]

I’m 19 years old in a constant loop with a fentanyl addiction and I’m still trying to find the end of it. I’m glad you got to get out of it quicker then others because withdrawals are a living hell.

[Vicstheone]

my man.... I was a opiate/opioid addict for 12 years . Acknowledging you have a problem is the first step to recovery . You coming on here and opening up is a huge step to success . I have 9 months clean and sober from all mind altering substances and my quality of life has improved 10 fold, too anyone out there struggling today, you can do it, you can get clean . Opiates/opioids put such a hold on you, turns you into a shell of who you really are . Anyone that is struggling.. I love you and I mean that

[JBKLEIN]

I'm in a sober living home currently 2 months clean rn. Good luck Adin, I hope you can pull through. It's a tough journey but we can do it!

[Vasquez]

He sounds like that kid from a high school after trying drugs for the first time.

[ShocksFr]

good thing you caught yourself early on in your addiction brother. i’m proud of you. most people don’t end up getting clean until it’s too late. it’s not an easy thing to do, to come out and let everyone know your struggles you’ve been going thru. because most people WILL NOT understand where you’re coming from. i’m happy for you brother

[og]

as someone that’s currently addicted to opioids, this is really great to see an influencer talk about their own experience and talk about how they’ll discipline themselves from now on. this motivates me to get better too ❤️

[ouroborous]

huge respect for opening up and speaking on this and good luck getting back on the grind man

[Zer-ggeh]

You got this adin. People will say you’re many things. But one thing you’re not, is alone. We’re here for you.

[vqwsk]

i just got out of rehab a couple weeks ago from my opioid addiction. i relapsed after 3 days of getting out. the hold these drugs have on you is like no other. it gets to the point where it feels like death is the only way you’re not going to use. thanks for opening up about your struggles adin, you’re recovery will give a lot of people hope.

[Drippededits]

Stay strong Adin, I’m battling with addiction currently it’s not easy but I finally accepted getting help.

[cash]

Adin is a good man for being straight forward much respect

[Abreezy]

Honestly straight respect! Big ups to homie for realizing his mistake and making genuine effort to fix it!