I empathize with your situation. Dealing with family that are abusing drugs and alcohol, especially immediate family, is painful for all involved. I am speaking from experience from both my own siblings and my wife's family when I say that most people with drug problems don't have a lasting recovery unless they hit rock bottom AND someone they care about and depend on is there to help them. By help them I mean point out to them that the only way forward is for them to address the problem and get help (AAA, AON, daily outpatient, etc.). They need to be convinced to make the hard choices. You can't do it for them.
The thing that stands out for me is the mental health issues. Personally, I would be very suspicious of this if I were you. It is a where there's smoke there's fire thing. People that are taking drugs are crafty liars because at some level they believe what they are telling you. They convince everyone that they have mental problems, which in a sense they do, but the source of the problems is the drugs. They go to a psychiatrists and get a different drug, and often don't need that as the psychiatrists does not get the whole story. The other concern is she was caught with pot. Getting caught with one things tells you nothing about what may actually be going on. A real frigging mess.
Best to you and your family.
The thing that stands out for me is the mental health issues. Personally, I would be very suspicious of this if I were you. It is a where there's smoke there's fire thing. People that are taking drugs are crafty liars because at some level they believe what they are telling you. They convince everyone that they have mental problems, which in a sense they do, but the source of the problems is the drugs. They go to a psychiatrists and get a different drug, and often don't need that as the psychiatrists does not get the whole story. The other concern is she was caught with pot. Getting caught with one things tells you nothing about what may actually be going on. A real frigging mess.
Best to you and your family.