Hydrocodone Addiction Help

My story is very similar to many other hydrocodone addicts I do not feel in any anyway that I am unique. I grew up a shy kid, always by myself. When I think back, I guess maybe my first addiction was fantasy. I would spend forever in my room, reading comic books or playing games, anything I could do to avoid my reality. I was nervous all the time and not very good socially around other people. Thinking back, I guess I was maybe an addict before I even did a drug. I was first introduced to drugs through marijuana some kid next door had stolen some from his dad and he talked me into using it. The first time I didn’t really get high at all. But I did the second time. More than the drug itself I guess I was attracted to the anti-socialism of the kids who did it. They were kind of not the mainstream, and they looked and acted out a place like I felt. Eventually I moved on to other drugs, cocaine, LSD and ecstasy, but it really wasn’t until I got into hydrocodone and other opiates that it really brought me to my knees. After dealing with the withdrawals of hydrocodone addiction and trying to quit probably 1000 times. I knew I needed a different life for all his could end up killing myself or somebody else. I’ve tried rehabs mostly through law enforcement, and outpatient treatment for all the times I was doing it for somebody else, so the last time I’d finally had enough. And I had a whole bunch of recovery programs under my belt, through the years of going to treatment. Now I live a great life without hydrocodone addiction, and I know any addict that wants to get clean can.