The constant search for that euphoric feeling is often the reason many addicts fail in their recovery from substance abuse. When you’re feeling anxious or severely depressed, the instant high that many drugs provide can be very attractive. And because you already know how these drugs can give you...
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Feb
25
2019
For decades, the desire to fit in has spurned a global black market for counterfeit goods, making this an industry worth about $500 billion US dollars. Now more than ever, the Instagram-happy generation is more inclined to buy fakes to consistently maintain their social media feeds. But while it ...
Feb
20
2019
When you’re a college student, being a Beer Pong champ will definitely get you bragging rights. But unless you have the shooting precision of Lebron James, chances are you’d have to go through countless of beer pong games, as well as consume gallons of alcohol before you finally become an expert....
Feb
18
2019
“Does it spark joy?”This is probably one of the most popular questions voiced out by many people around the world in 2019. In the new Netflix series “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo”, the world-renowned celebrity tidying up expert from Japan visited American families and taught them how to tidy up by...
Feb
07
2019
The path to recovery is never easy. It’s important to always keep yourself motivated and remind yourself why you are in this journey. One way to source inspiration is to read and share inspirational quotes that can help you stay on-track.When you fill your mind with positive thoughts, this could ...
Feb
06
2019
A lot of people think that having sober fun is an impossible concept especially if they are used to a lifestyle where clubbing and nightlife take center stage. However, there are many fun activities you can do without drugs and alcohol. After completing your prescribed treatment programs, you can...
Feb
04
2019
After completing addiction treatment, a recovering addict has to go back to the outside world. Dealing with all the issues connected to addiction can be overwhelming. After being surrounded by 24/7 support for a number of weeks, many are caught off-guard at how challenging it can be to deal with ...
Feb
03
2019
When a loved one comes home from drug rehab, it can be awkward and uncomfortable for family members. There is a lot of second-guessing on what to do and not to do. Are you saying the right thing? Should you or should you not involve them in family activities? Is it okay to tell them to get a job?...
Jan
01
2019
Quitting a bad habit is probably one of the most popular yet commonly broken New Year’s resolutions of all time. At the start of the year, a lot of people promise themselves to quit smoking, junk food, alcohol or drugs. But just like a cheesy ballad on repeat, this becomes a cycle that never seem...
Dec
18
2018
Christmas is around the corner and one popular question for recovering addicts is the possibility of going outside their treatment center to spend time with their loved ones. Many people think that this is an obvious “yes” but you’d be surprised to know that unless you are at the very late stage ...
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I am a mother of an alcoholic in his late 20's. I've received glimpses of my son deteriorating over several years. I've had conversations with my son, warned my son of the potential repurcussions of his actions, pleaded with him to change his lifestyle, gotten angry with him...The range of the emotional roller coaster made me feel helpless. Finally all of the consequences I was trying to prevent my son from facing happened. He had gone to jail twice in a year, CPS got involved to protect my 3 year old grandson, and his rights to his son is under supervision for a limited time each week. This was devastating but also a blessing in disguise because that was my son's rock bottom. He was tired and ready for a change.
My sister recommended Anaheim Lighthouse because their friend went there for a month. Their friend is now a better husband, father, person. I went down the rabbit hole of looking up rehab facilities, reading reviews - some of them were terrifying!
Finally, I called Anaheim Lighthouse and Bryan Krause picked up my call. He was very understanding as he is also a recovering addict. Bryan was not pushy. I didn't not immediately agree to send my son there as I was still contacting other facilities, but he followed up with me to see how things were going. I finally pulled the trigger. I made arrangements for my son to be picked up. My son stayed in the facility for approximately 30 days. He went through 5 days of detox, and had only positive things to say about the staff, the food, and the support he received.
It's only been a few months since my son started his sobriety road, but he's been attending AA, has a sponsor, has a strong support system outside of his family, and is actively putting in the work to stay sober. It's been a breathe of fresh air to have conversations with my son and see him grow. One of the staff members from Lighthouse still checks in with my son periodically to see how things are going! I am grateful for Lighthouse helping my son with the new chapter in his life.
