Heroin knows no boundaries. It used to be the junkie in the alley with the track marks up and down their arms. That was thanks to Nancy Regan and the Just Say No campaign. Heroin addicts today are a functioning part of society. More and more addicts are what are called a "functioning addict". People that came from loving homes with very loving parents. People of all ages, races and economic backgrounds...Stay at home moms that take their children to school and run a household, attorneys, doctors, even your next door neighbor. Again I am doing this blog in honor of Breezy. I want to help addicts. Help find them rehabs. Introduce them to support groups and just be here for them. If you know someone that needs help, please send them my way. I am very non-judgemental and will make no assumptions. Since the death of my daughter I have researched heroin, joined many support groups myself, and became educated on what to do and say to an addict. Although I did this research too late to help my daughter, I have it now to help someone else.