When you’re putting money into your health and well-being, you should make sure you’re making the best possible choice for your Surf City drug and alcohol addiction rehabilitation center. While the smartest choice may still be to talk to our helpline advisors so they can discuss your individual needs, reading how others are reviewing or rating some of the addiction treatment programs in your area is another great way to begin.
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I was in the treatment facility almost two years ago. I completed and was doing great. Unfortunately I relapsed and was fortunate to get into the program again. Well I messed up and wasn't ready. So unfortunately for me I left. Now I am no longer allowed to seek treatment at Seabrook which is unfortunate for me. It's been almost two years. I would think I would have been forgiven. I'm a addict. But I reached out for help and was told no. I don't understand that. Isn't that what this facility is all about? Helping the addict work on getting clean. I'm killing myself and my mom. I'm lost with no help. I just want you to know I needed a chance and didn't think I would be banned because of a stupid decision on my part to leave. I just want you to know you could be a chance for someone to make it or die. Just wanted to let you know.
Ambrosia of Medford New Jersey completely changed my life. I was lost in my addiction to alcohol and this treatment facility gave me the tools I was lacking to get better. The staff, "councilors", mentors and community made all the difference for me. During my 30 days, there are two men on staff, that i can easily single out as having a profound impact in my recovery. Both thise men are a great credit to Ambrosia Medford. I'm approching my one year sobriety mark, and I just wanted to thank everyone there for the positive impact on my life, both then, and going forward. One day at a time, for certain.