SUCCESS STORY
My name is Sarah. I Am a Narconon Graduate!
I realized that drugs and alcohol were not my real problem. They were a desperate solution. Narconon helped me figure out WHAT they were a solution to, and how to find real lasting solutions to the problems I faced in my life.
I Thank You, God, That I Had the Chance to Do this Program!
If there is someone out there in active addiction, know that it's best to get ahead of it because It WILL catch up with up. You’re hurting your family and everyone that cares about you and, most importantly, you’re hurting yourself. It is okay to take help when it’s offered. I didn’t ask for help, but when it was offered, I took it!
I Found a New Path to a Bright Future with No Regret
Before I came here, my mom would talk about how what I’m doing to myself was killing her too! I can see that MOM is now full of life too, and that is really cool. I have a passion for life again, not just a body that’s going through the motions.
My Family Now Sees ME, Not the Person My Addiction Turned Me Into
When I graduated from the Narconon program it was great, this was the hardest and most rewarding thing I have done for myself. I am looking forward to never having to leave my kids again because of drugs, and I am looking forward to never having issues with my husband over drugs.
Contentment without Drugs Is Possible
I am excited about what is to come. I am content. To the ones that are still struggling… contentment without drugs is possible. Narconon can give to you what it gave to me.
I Found Myself
After completing the program, for the first time in my life, I can say that I'm not that broken girl anymore.
Nothing Is Impossible—The Word Itself Says “I’m Possible”
Narconon helped me find myself again—something I thought was impossible because I had been lost for so long. This program is worth it. It has saved my life. I now have the confidence to go home and build a new life, to hug my kids and to build a future that I won’t need to escape from.
I Have My Daughter Back
When I first found out my daughter was using drugs, I knew I had to get her help right away. I had previously worked at a Narconon center myself and had some reality about how to help people who are addicted to drugs. However, when it comes to your own daughter, it is harder and more difficult.
My Life Before and After Narconon
When I arrived I was a mess! I was broken, nervous, probably looked terrible, but was willing to do whatever it takes to get off drugs. I had a really nice and warm welcome from staff and students. The student body seemed to have a lot of positive and good energy. And in the condition I was in at the time THEY HAD WHAT I WANTED AND HOPED TO BE LIKE THAT ONE DAY.
