How do I help my addicted daughter

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I didn't wear out the knees of my jeans (in prayer) for nothing!! Thank you so much!

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I don't think that you can ever pray to much.
Welcome to this site.
The great thing that I read in your post is that your daughter asked for help. That is the only thing that you must have in order to recover from meth.....The desire to do so.

Might I also suggest your daughter to come here and read some of the stuff posted here. There is a ton of great info that is passed around and its free for the taking. Any time you have a question....and you ask, many will reply and try to help you....were a big family here...sometimes dysfunctional...but we still are here to support one another...Welcome.
 

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So what you are saying is....... I didn't wear out the knees of my jeans (in prayer) for nothing!!

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Absolutely NOT! You found us didn't you?

Luckily your daughter used for just a short period of time. That doesn't mean she's not addicted, but it means that her recovery will be much easier than had she used for years. I assume she is somewhat young, and that will help in her recovery also. (I was 40 when I got clean, and after 13 years of regular use, recovery was very difficult.)

The others have posted some good links for you to read. It's important you understand the nature of this drug and it's addictive powers.

Ask your daughter to come here. She should also get into a program, ANY program. I got clean in the rooms of NA (Narcotics Anonymous), and the 12 steps and fellowship of NA saved my life indeed!

We can do it alone, but why? When there are so many free programs out there, such as NA, and there are so many resources here and elsewhere.

Lastly, if your daughter wants help from people who have been there and done that, ask her to come here. We will take good care of her, I promise. We are addicts, recovering addicts, loved ones and family members of addicts, and we welcome her with open arms and open hearts.