Affordable Rehab
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: North salt lake
Posts: 3,325
Your insurance may pay. Mine did. You can rehab anywhere. A rehab isn't the golden ticket. If you need to detox, may I suggest a trip to the doctor for a little something so you don't seize and die!
Member
Join Date: May 2014
Location: S.E. Wisconsin
Posts: 341
I know where you are coming from.
Some of these centers even demand
money up front, very frustrating when
you are desperate to change.
Does your county have a facility?
Have you contacted social services?
That's the route that I had to take.
Some of these centers even demand
money up front, very frustrating when
you are desperate to change.
Does your county have a facility?
Have you contacted social services?
That's the route that I had to take.
RIP Sweet Suki
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: In my sanctuary, my home
Posts: 39,913
When I had finally had enough, it didn't matter to me if I lost my job. I would have lost it anyway had I continued drinking the way I was. I decided to check myself into an inpatient detox program one night after I woke up (again) at my computer in the wee hours of the morning. That was it. I sent an email to work telling them what I was doing. I called a friend who drove across town to get me and take me to the facility. I had already called them to make sure a bed was available. After six days of detox, I was in an IOP program for six weeks. I just could not live one more day the way I had been living. Rock bottom isn't always an event, it can also be a decision.
When you reach that point, there will be no more excuses. You'll make the decision.
When you reach that point, there will be no more excuses. You'll make the decision.
Sobriety is Traditional
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Orcas Island, Washington
Posts: 9,067
There was one guy at the detox program who left every day. I don't know why or where, he didn't socialize at all with others at the program.
A good place to start searching is a mental health crisis line. But be sure to say you're looking for "detox" and not "rehab." So, you will need a plan for what to do afterwards, and that's where SoberRecovery comes in.
A good place to start searching is a mental health crisis line. But be sure to say you're looking for "detox" and not "rehab." So, you will need a plan for what to do afterwards, and that's where SoberRecovery comes in.
RIP Sweet Suki
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: In my sanctuary, my home
Posts: 39,913
Yes, the Salvation Army has rehabilitation services that are free. It isn't cushy and there's no horseback riding and afternoons at the beach, but their services are free and they can help if allowed to.
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