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The story of one woman who got honest with herself and others and recovered from her addiction at Narconon Arrowhead.
Kate’s Way Out of Drug Addiction
Her first use of an addictive substance was eight years before when she was 13 years old. A disruption in her family provided her with an excuse to abuse cold medication. She followed this with steady drinking and marijuana use.
Ryan’s Drug Use Experience
The first time Ryan tried alcohol, he got a buzz off a drink a family member gave him. He was only ten years old. A couple of years later, he had a large dark beer in Europe that was quite intoxicating for the twelve-year-old.
How the Narconon Program Helps Restores Health
Long-term substance abuse has a tendency to wreck the physical health of an addict. Drugs and alcohol are, fundamentally, poisons, hence the term, “intoxication. Narconon does something that other drug rehab program do not: It makes it possible for the addict to really make a fresh start physically by reducing the toxic burden of drugs in the body.
A Probation Officer Supports the Narconon Program
Drug-related crime is something that has caused a major problem in the U.S. The Narconon program has, over the years, worked with many in different enforcement groups to help those who have fallen into crime because of drugs, to get them help through treatment.
Recovered from Alcohol Dependence
Started drinking at 12 years of age He’s 26 now but he started drinking when he was twelve years old. He always ran with an older crowd in Bossier City, Louisiana. It became a way of life for him and his friends – stealing beers and the remainders of half-full liquor bottles out of the home.
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