Hi, My name is Bill, and I’m a Dad of a recovering Alcoholic/Addict. 9 months ago, I did see me writing this Testimonial. Since July of 2015, our family had been tormented by the disease of addiction that took my son through four detoxes and attempts at rehab. We were lost. Our entire family was […]
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It was 5AM, June 30th, 2014. I was staring at my computer screen with dried-out, dark red eyes. A loaded syringe and a burned-up pipe sat next to me on the table, along with a slew of empty beer cans and liquor bottles occupying the remaining surfaces of my room. The anxiety in my gut
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I never knew what was wrong with me until I entered AA. All I knew was that I was different and needed to be fixed. Over and over again, you hear “I just never fit in” uttered during meetings. Well, that was my reality. I grew up in a very wealthy family in the Philippines.
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Thinking back to September 2015 I can still remember the pain I felt as I fell to my knees in the hotel room. “NOOOOO!!!!!, I screamed. This can’t be happening again!!!!! I was filled with fear, and I felt like my world was coming to an end. “I want my son back!!!”That was the last
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My mom got clean when I was 3 years old. Before that, I can remember going to the beach with her and her friends and hanging out in the bar while they drank. I can remember the bartender serving me Shirley Temples with extra cherries, just the way I liked them. I don’t have any
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As I sit and write this, I ask myself “why has it taken so long to share my story?” The answer is simple: It’s easier to hide our past then it is to share it. The beginning of my story may not seem so special, but what makes my story worth sharing is how it ends.
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Each year an estimated 200,000 people worldwide die from drugs or alcohol. If you or a loved one needs help, then taking the easy or shortest route may add to that statistic. Due to the massive increase of the drug epidemic, the advertising money being spent by drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities and marketing companies has skyrocketed. There are commercials
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PRINCIPLES RECOVERY CENTER ACHIEVES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CERTIFICATION FROM THE JOINT COMMISSION Davie, FL– September 9th, 2016: Principles Recovery Center today announced it has earned Behavioral Health Certification from The Joint Commission. The certification demonstrates Principles Recovery Center’s commitment to the integration and coordination of behavioral health care services and primary physical health services through a rigorous process
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Too many Substance Abuse Facilities these days are focused on a goal of providing the best amenities money can buy, but why? One simple hypothesis is if you happen to relapse you will have a higher likelihood of returning to that facility, and many facilities’ largest percentage of clients come from their alumni program. Drug and
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As a mom of a seriously ill child, you would give your life so they would not have to suffer. At the age of one, my son had the first of what would end up being 32 abdominal surgeries. Life, as we knew it for over 15 years, was spent in and out of hospitals.
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