[GUIDO]

First off she shouldn't talk about her daughter at these events. That would be wrong and that would be invading her daughters privacy. Hopefully the daughter is getting the help she needs and when all is done will be willing to go out with her mother and speak from experience and help another not make the same mistakes. But who better to talk about the dangers and heartache drugs do than the mother of an abuser. This isn't hypocritical one bit. You need to get a grip.

[cake_crumb]

"You need to get a grip."

Miamimark needs to get off the canned rhetoric.

[miamimark]

"But who better to talk about the dangers and heartache drugs do than the mother of an abuser. This isn't hypocritical one bit."

Tell that to all the moms out there whose kids are in jail for Mother's Day and didn't get a pass. THAT is the hypocrisy.

[PhilDragoo]

But who better to talk about the dangers and heartache drugs do than the mother of an abuser.

That shows character.

And who better than the brother of an abuser?

In Roger Morris' recent book Partners in Power, Morris quotes Roger Clinton on a 1983-84 surveillance film stating, "Got to get some [cocaine] for my brother. He's got a nose like a vacuum cleaner."