I think you can just be honest with her and answer any questions frankly. Your guilt (unfounded, I'm sure because you love her and do the very best you can for her) is clouding your judgement. This 1 issue could be one of the most important things you can teach her, because dirty used syringes are just so dangerous, she needs to know without sugar coating.

But just so you know, I went to a private school in the red light district in Sydney. Used syringes, dirty condoms, prostitutes and people shooting up were all around us. Things were found in the sandpits in the playground. The conversation you need to have with your daughter is not reserved for any single socioeconomic group. You don't need to feed bad that the conversation needs to take place. All over the world there are parents from all walks of life worried about what might be found in their back yard.

Sorry, this isn't the most eloquent post I've ever written. I hope you understand what I'm saying.



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