I’m Finally Truly Happy

I am unsure where to begin to tell you what the Narconon program has done for me. When I arrived at Narconon, I was convinced that nothing and no one could help me. I was broken in deeper ways than I could have ever thought possible. I had been fighting an inner battle I never felt was important enough to tell anyone about. I sat in this turmoil for years, slowly letting it consume every aspect of my life until I could see the giant hole I had dug for myself. I did not have the greatest expectations when I arrived.

Withdrawal was rough for me. I tend to be a social person, and I found I had to sit alone with someone I did not know or trust and contemplate every action I had taken that landed me in treatment. I eventually grew to trust the people who worked with me. Both of them made me feel I was not as alone as I thought I was, and they lent me their ears when I needed to get whatever was bothering me off my chest.

Sauna got me back to feeling like all the remnants of the drugs I'd used were no longer a factor that would affect me in the present. The Sauna Detox In Charge was always good for a laugh, and we had some great conversations. I noticed that, slowly, through the process, I felt happier and more stable. Despite my previous apathy, I felt my spirits and hope for myself rising and strengthening. By the end of sauna, I felt like I had wiped the slate clean. I was ready to start building back my life.

Objectives were the most fun I had on the program, but it was also where I put myself back together. My twin kept me laughing through the entirety of Objectives, but also pushed me through everything and anything that came up while working together. It clicked back into place toward the end of my time in Objectives. For the first time, I cannot even remember how long it had been that I felt happy, truly happy.

I had the best team I could have asked for to help my twin and me reach the end of our objectives. I definitely couldn't have gotten through this without my twin.

“I was also able to rebuild my relationship with my parents and family. That was the most important and significant accomplishment of my program.”

Life skills allowed me to fully confront exactly what I had done. Not only that, but it also allowed me to handle the damage I had caused. I reestablished connections with some of the finest people I have ever had the good fortune to know. I previously pushed these people away during my drug use, but I was blessed enough to discover these friends still cared and were there for me no matter what. I was also able to rebuild my relationship with my parents and family. That was the most important and significant accomplishment of my program.

Overall, I am in the best place I could be to start building a life I can be proud of. Thank you all so much!

G.M., Narconon Graduate