Rehab Delivers!
Posted by: Rama in program, life, drug rehab, drug, alcohol, addiction treatment, addiction on
Nov 04, 2009
Going to rehab programs for drug addiction can give you chance to start your life over and show your loved-ones that you can succeed. Drug or alcohol addiction will eventually destroy your life, career and family. Are you tired of using drugs? Are you sick of buying instant happiness that turns into a nightmare? Are you tired of promising your loved ones you're going to stop, but are not to? Are you tired of being ashamed and avoiding your family, because they are starting to see what your life has become? Are you tired of being called an addict? Are you tired of asking for help, yet, nobody seems to really be able to do something? Here's what happens at Narconon:
"My win is being able to stay at Narconon and finish the program. I not only need this for myself but also to show the judge I am serious about changing. I have several felonies pending for my past behavior and if drugs hadn’t been present in my life at the time I wouldn’t be in this crazy situation. I was a completely different person on drugs. I didn’t care about anything but getting high and once I got high my only concern was where I was going to get more. If I even put a third of the effort that I put into my drug life toward getting clean and my future, I will be successful. I can see the difference in my mind and body just after a few weeks of being clean. This is the longest I have ever been clean. I have been to other rehabs and never lost the “high” mentality, but Narconon made something click in my head. Somewhere in the midst of withdrawal, the books and sauna I realized not only do the people who love me want a life for me, but I also now want my life back! It was a really hard realization to come to and by no means did I choose the easy voyage to get where I am now. I started young which caused me to miss out on a lot of normal high school activities. Although heroin wasn’t my vice then, I still was using cocaine, pain killers, anything in the medicine cabinet, smoking weed and drinking. Those are all the bricks in my “yellow brick road” which led to my downward spiral of addiction. I would always laugh when people told me “weed” is a gateway drug. Yet, as I sit and ponder this statement now, I realize my “weed” dealer was the first person who put an Oxycontin in my hand. When Oxycontin became expensive, I turned to my best friend and worst enemy, heroin. I no longer view it as my best friend. It is my worst enemy. It is, in the long scheme of things, what made me hit rock bottom, which was somewhere I never thought I’d be. My life slowly unraveled and then really fell apart in a matter of weeks. I lost my boyfriend of nine years, quit my job, got busted for a DUI and major drug/money possession, lost my family’s trust and respect and completely lost myself, or so I thought. Now, with pride I can say everything I just listed, I am earning back slowly, but surely. I’m just lucky enough I didn’t burn all my bridges and still have one opportunity to stay clean and get back everything in my life that I value and love. AB
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