I just want to let you know that my family and I appreciate your help in our recent crisis. Thank you very much. You certainly let us in the right direction and keep up the good work. There are a lot of people that need your help.

Yes I did receive the information I requested. It actually has been very helpful. Next week we are performing a family intervention and presenting the options that were given to me from you. I really think this will really be very good. I really cannot thank you enough for all of your help.

On behalf of my family I just wanted to say thanks again for being such a responsive and dedicated group of people. For years my family and I have been begging my bachelor uncle to get help for his heavy alcohol and drug abuse problem. He had always refused to accept that he had a serious problem and needed professional help. Then one day after almost losing him to what could have been a fatal overdose, my mother did some research online and found your addictioncareoptions.com website. My mother was very surprised at how quickly we were able to set up an intervention for our uncle (her brother). My mother told us that the interventionist had instructed for all us to get together for the intervention and realize that this probably would be our last chance of saving our uncle. The interventionist that came out that day was a stranger to us when he first arrived. But by the time he left he had unified our family as one front and successfully got through to my uncle and got him to agree to receive drug and alcohol treatment. He has been sober 8 months now after receiving his drug and alcohol rehab in Florida. I am writing because we are all eternally grateful to your website. You started the process that eventually gave us back the man we knew and loved before his alcohol and drug abuse problem changed him into someone else and nearly got him killed.

It’s only right for me to thank you for responding so quickly and professionally to my family’s distress and desire for me to seek treatment. The surprise I felt after walking out of my bedroom that morning and seeing everyone in my living room was a shock that made me finally realize the gravity of my situation. It was the intervention that you arranged for my family that allowed me to see what I was doing for the first time to everyone who loved and cared about me. For the first time I truly understood the emotional and physical destruction my addiction was causing myself and all of the loved ones around me. It has been a difficult road thus far since I haven’t used heroin in six months, but I’ll always remember what I learned in treatment; and that my daily struggle and abstinence from using is the proof itself that I can live a substance free life. Thank you once again for your critical role in starting my recovery.