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Narconon Drug Rehab
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When our family was looking for a program for Jen, we didn't care about anything, except, would the program work? After doing a lot of research, we decided that the Narconon program could probably work for Jen's crack addiction. She had tried a few other programs and really wasn't willing to try again until we convinced her that this approach was different. A couple of people tried to convince us that there was ""controversy"" about Narconon. However, saving Jen's life was the most important thing and we didn't find anything that made as much sense as the Narconon approach. We made that decision several years ago and Jen is still alive and doing well - a condition she probably would not be in, were it not for Narconon. Also, there are so many other people that have been touched by Jen getting clean. We are all happy and when we hear about ""controversy"" the only question is ""What is controversial about saving someone's life? ""
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