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True Drug Addiction Story Told In Popular Narconon Blog
Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada – The Narconon Trois-Rivieres drug rehab video production team was very fortunate to have had the opportunity to document a very touching story of a young woman’s struggle with a heroin addiction, and the emotional impact it took on her family. Shown on a very popular Narconon drug rehab blog site, this full-length interview tells all and gets pretty emotional when heart-wrenching details start coming out. “It was an absolute pleasure for the video team to work on a project like this, it really hit home with them,” commented Nick Hayes, a representative of Narconon Trois-Rivieres. “Working at a rehabilitation center you see so many families torn apart and brought back together again, a story like this is truly inspiring.”
This video release is part of a large Internet campaign dedicated to drug addiction stories, the stories that tell of real life events, or events based on true stories. Some of these stories based on drug addiction are so compelling; it’s an emotional roller coaster when reading them. The publishing team is working with a great deal of talented writers and they are also working on speaking and getting these stories from the actual people that have been there, experiencing the pain of addiction and accomplished life long sobriety. “It’s important that articles with this subject matter be written; many people do not have the true reality on drug addiction,” said Hayes.
There are more video interviews in the works with real life people telling their real stories about addiction. The Narconon drug and alcohol rehabilitation center is a residential treatment center that provides prevention, detoxification, and rehabilitation to people from all across Canada. For more information you can visit the web site at, http://narconon.ca/
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Heroin Addiction Tore Sisters Apart For Too Long
Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada – The Narconon Trois-Rivieres video production team has just released a new emotionally charged drug rehab video interview depicting two sisters, one of whom battled a life threatening drug addiction that nearly tore her family apart. “This was an excellent project to work on, and our deepest thanks go to Sabrina and her sister for telling us their real life story,” comments Nick Hayes, a representative of Narconon Trois-Rivieres. “This powerful interview shows two sisters talking about how a heroin addiction ripped their family apart, and gave them both a new perspective on what drugs are.”
Sabrina started using drugs at a very young age and would later run away from home. Desperate not to give up on their daughter, Sabrina’s parents were continually doing what they could to find her. The police would come by her house on a regular basis looking for an updated picture or to say they have found her. Originally from Montreal, Sabrina ran away from everything, and found herself in Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver, using drug and homeless.
Sabrina’s younger sister spent a good portion of her life trying to understand why her older sister never wanted to have a family. Not knowing much about drugs or what was happening to Sabrina, she took it upon herself to do what ever possible to help her family. Everybody in the family took these events very hard, especially their mother, who felt she had failed and took things very personally. It was not until Sabrina got the help that she needed when this particular family started coming back together again. Today Sabrina is eleven years drug free, and is much closer with her sister and the rest of her family. For more information about drug and alcohol addiction visit the website at http://narconon.ca/.
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