SUCCESS STORY
Finally, I Feel Like Myself Again
One of our most recent graduates tells his story of how coming into the program he had the easiest withdrawal and throughout the program had many wins and gains.
I Got My Daughter Back
The father of a Narconon graduate tells his story of how his daughter grew up seemingly normal. Things then took a turn when she became an addict. He had to make difficult decisions he never thought he’d have to make.
I Did It!
One of our recent graduates tells her story of going through the program and the realizations she had along the way. She realized with the Narconon program’s help, she was able to save her life.
I Have My Life Back
One of our most recent graduates tells her story of how she didn't think she had a problem for a long time. It wasn't until she hit rock bottom and decided to come to Narconon that her life and mindset changed for the better.
Brother’s that Are in it Together
One of our most recent graduates tells his story of how he and his brother did everything together, including drugs. They enabled each other but both decided they needed help, so why not do it together?
OMG My Mom Was Right!
Story about how I thought my mom was wrong but over time I realized just how right she was.
I’m Proud of the Man I am Today
One of our most recent graduates tells his story of how he came into the program and started to second-guess himself. Throughout the program, his negativity shifted, and he now has a new outlook on life and his sobriety.
I’m Finally the Person I Always Wanted to Be
One of our graduates tells his story of his struggles during the program and how he overcame them.
My Journey to Sobriety
One of our most recent graduates tells his story of how he struggled with alcohol. After coming to the Narconon program he was able tog et to the underlying root of his addiction and no can live life drug free.
There’s a Reason it’s Called AMA (Against Medical Advice)
One of our staff members tells his story of how he went to treatment and left before he had completed. After realizing his mistake, he was able to get back into treatment and do it right and continue to live life sober.
