Meth cravings hit like a wall at month 2 — is this normal?

You're not broken — you're describing 'the wall,' and it's so common it has a name. With stimulants the brain's reward system takes months to recalibrate; weeks 6–12 are famously flat and cravey, and then it lifts in layers. What got me through: brutal sleep schedule, real food, movement every day even when it felt pointless, and telling my counselor exactly what you just wrote — because the flatness is treatable and worth mentioning to a professional, especially if it slides toward hopelessness. The wall is a stage, not the destination. People on the other side of it are having actual good days. I'm one.