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Question by CAITLYNN C: How can alcohol rehab help my brother?
It just seems like a way of extorting money from us. Can’t he get well all on his own?

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Answer by anya w
Alcohol rehab is not a way of extorting money from people like you. They ask for fees simply because money is needed to make the program effective. Where else would they get the funds to better their facilities? How else are they going to pay for the medicines?

The fact that your brother is still an alcoholic right now means that he can’t do it on his own. He needs help, and that’s what he’s going to get inside an alcohol rehab. Being there would mean that he would have no supply of alcohol, and less temptation. Therapists, doctors, and healthcare providers would be taking care of him. These are the people who are very adept at handling cases like your brother’s. No doubt that they know what to do and how to deal with him. He needs attention, counseling, therapy and medication, four things that he can get inside an alcohol rehab.

I’m sure your brother will be ok. He needs your support when he goes out of rehab. You have to help him so that he won’t turn to alcohol again. Good luck and I hope he gets well soon enough.

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Question by anneliese tc: My sister in New Castle, Pennsylvania asks for my help in finding a drug rehab. What should I do?
I don’t live there but my sister is asking for my help regarding finding a drug rehab for her son. She has just recently found out that her son is taking heroin, and this really shook her up. I have to admit that I’m affected as well. My nephew is a straight A student, the kind of kid who has always been such a good boy. It was just really surprising for me to know this. This must be really tough on my sister, and that’s why I want to do whatever I can to help her. Any suggestions?

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Answer by alessandra 3xr
The links below will be able to help you in your search for drug rehabs. You can weed through them yourself, or you can send them to your sister. You can also tell your sister to bring her son to the doctor. The doctor will then be able to give your sister suggestions and recommendations as to which drug rehab will be right for her son. I really hope your nephew gets treated soon. It’s always tough when somebody gets addicted to heroin, or any other drug. Good luck. I’ll make sure to pray for your family.

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Question by christiana ta: How does alcohol rehab help the patients?
What are the methods that they employ so that the person can get over his addiction? And why is it so costly?

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Answer by adine le
Alcohol rehab programs are so costly because the fees are needed to make the program effective. They need the funds to better their facilities and buy the medications needed by the patients.

People who are addicted can’t get off their addiction on their own. They need help. Inside an alcohol rehab, the patients will be made to undergo therapy and counseling. These, along with medication, will help bring them back to their healthy state. They’ll be in the company of people who are going through the same things as they are, and they’ll be taken care of by individuals who are adept at handling cases like theirs.

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Question by abigail s.: I want to find an alcohol rehab in Wyckoff, New Jersey but I don’t know how. Can anyone help me with this?
I just really want to help an old friend of mine. We’ve been friends since childhood and I didn’t anticipate that it would end up like this– that she would someday (which is now) be an alcoholic. We have always looked out for each other, and she has always been kind of like a big sister to me. So now it’s my turn to be like a big sister to her by helping her find an alcohol rehab for herself. How will I do this?

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Answer by annaliese s
A good thing to do would be to take her to a doctor. The doctor will be able to assess her situation as well as tell you of the treatment programs and alcohol rehab that you should take her to. You can also check out the links below that I have provided. These contain lists of the alcohol rehabs in the area you have specified. I really hope that your friend gets well soon. It’s always tough to see a loved one suffering from the effects of alcohol addiction. Good luck.

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Question by unpopular71787: Is there finacial help for people who need to enter drug rehab?
My boyfriend who is addicted to heroin despratly needs some kind of help. Drug rehab, counseling, etc. But we have no money and I was wondering if there was some sort of a charity to help out or a grant or anything like that????

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Answer by LadyLynn
Definitely yes. Call your local library and ask for the “reference department.” They have all the resources to answer your question.
Bless you both and good luck. :)

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Question by dolores t: How can I help my cousin find a drug rehab in Altoona, Pennsylvania?
I promised my cousin that I would help him find a drug rehab since I was the one who tried so hard and was incessantly persuading him to get himself treated. I really want to help out, but I don’t know what to do. Any suggestions, please?

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Answer by just me
You’re best bet is to call the local hospital or drug counceling program…..

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Question by 22butterfly22: Boyfriend of 4 years throwing me through a roller coster, please help!?
So here is the scenario:

10 months ago my boyfriend (24 years old) and I (24 years old) broke up because he cheated on me and he decided to stay with that girl. We reconnected 4 months later and have been together ever since.

Things were great in the first few months, he was changing the way he used to be (he used to flake on me, accuse me of cheating and be verbally abusive). I haven’t been happier with him or loved him more. This month is the sixth month of being together and all of sudden things are starting to change.

Last weekend he flaked on me to go to his friends, left me at his house until 1 in the morning. Of course he had a huge apology and a excuse. I forgave him because he promised he wasn’t gonna be that person anymore, he said he just slipped. Okay fine. But this weekend it all changed again.

Friday he freaked out because I didn’t want to take him to narcotics anonymous meeting (he is a recovering drug and alcohol user). The plan was to just go to the movies with his friends, but all of a sudden he wants to go to a meeting. I fully support his recovery and always have, but I just wasn’t in the mood. The issue is that he has no car and no license so I have to take him everywhere.

Anyways, once I said I was set on not going he flipped out. He told me how I never want to hang out with his friends (totally untrue) and that it’s really hard to be with me (I give him rides everywhere, have helped him out more than anyone ever has and love him so much). I was shocked that he would react like this over not getting his way. And then it got worse he told me he wants to break up. Hours later though it turned out to just be a threat, but my trust and respect for him totally disappeared. I forgave him later the next day.

During the next day we kept distance from each other, but he said we would hang out and do whatever I wanted. Well that never happened because he went with his friends and didn’t call me till 9:15pm. Then he was inviting me over to his friends house where I thought the plan was just gonna be me and him. That turned into a huge fight because he flips out within seconds over nothing.

So I come over to his house and he gets into my car. The minute he sits down he says, “why does you car smell different, what is that weird smell??” And he sits there and sniffs around like a dog for like a minute. He was implying that I may have had a guy in my car even though he didn’t say it. I was mortified and just sickened. I have never ever cheated on him and for him to even have the audacity to do that was horrible.

I couldn’t speak to him the whole night, I didn’t even want him touching me. He tried to apologize and told me the reason he did that was because since he was being such a bad boyfriend lately, he thought maybe I would go find another guy. I can’t stand it.

All I keep thinking is I need to break up with him, but we have broken up so many times and each time I have come back. I mean I even came back when he cheated, so what’s the point in ending it. I just can’t seem to leave. Please help me, I really have no one to talk to about this right now.

Thank you so much for even reading.

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Answer by Brooke
I know it’s hard not being able to talk to someone, especially your boyfriend when he’s supposed to be your best friend. It seems like he is just turning the situation around and trying to make you feel bad for the wrong things he is doing, which guys tend to do. Maybe when a fight happens, and he decides to “leave” you just need to stop trying to contact him, and let him come back to you. Let him be scared of losing something great he has. I know it may be hard to do, because you obviously care for him a lot if you’re doing all these things for him. He just needs to mature.

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Question by brigitte 3xc: My dad lives in Port Jervis, New York and I need to help him find an alcohol rehab there. How?
My dad already quit alcohol years ago, so it really surprised me that he started again now. I just learned this when he called me up on the phone in the middle of the night and he really sounded drunk. He admitted that he was, and this really scares me. I guess this is because he has recently learned that my mom, whom he divorced years ago, has already found another guy to marry. I feel sad for my dad, and I really would do whatever I can to get him treated in an alcohol rehab. I don’t know how to find one for him, though, as I’m far from his place.

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Answer by ciera a
Oh, that’s so sad. Your dad must have been really devastated to hear that your mom’s marrying someone else. But then again, their marriage was over years ago…

As for the alcohol rehabs, I’m pretty sure that the links below will be able to help you. These links contain lists of the alcohol rehabs near your father’s place. You can also call this number: 800-559-9503. It’s a helpline wherein you can ask them questions regarding alcohol addiction and they can also give you recommendations regarding alcohol rehabs. It’s a good thing that you’re there for your dad even though he’s far away.

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