Rehab centers for young adults
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I was in rehab for the first time in March. Was only there for 2 weeks because I found out I was pregnant about a week into treatment. They tested me when I got there but the results didn't come back until 7 days into treatment. I was already out of detox. So I chose to stay clean and not get back on anything. They wanted to put me back on methadone which is what they used to wean me off the oxy contin.
I am looking for a Cardiologist or Neurologist with experience and interest in following patients with POTS patients who were dx in adolescence and are now young adults and no longer eligible to be seen by their Pediatric docs. I also have two children and a neice with POTS, so I know how hard it is to access good care. Any suggestions? Thank you.
There are many expensive rehab centers across the United States that are not too large, or crowded, but will keep him at least 90 days and urge him to transition to a sober living facility afterward for a period of time. These facilities, if you have the money, can be very effective. I do not know the name of the facilities that deal specifically w/ crack addiction, but you can find them by going to the following website and finding the link within the page that says something like..
sub has been pretty good for me but i could certainly see where it could be a big problem for some people they really should try to keep in rehab or detox centers the shorter your on it the better from what i have the withdrawal is very bad and long lasting i do understand some may need long term with sub but it seems that some people are trading a light addiction and then getting hooked on sub and it is very potent it seems we are trading less for more
Going to rehab is a great way to get clean, learn about addiction and get off to a clean start, but there are a lot of caveats involved. Like the previous posters indicated, the person must have the desire to truly change their life. If they don't, rehab likely won't work.
However, each step that is taken is a step closer to a life of sobriety. Sometimes it takes people several attempts before they finally see success.
Is it normal finding white appearenc of the retina in young adults?
I posted before my husband decided to go to rehab we live in Ct and took him to one in Penn. I just have a question and this sounds so stupid, but i've lost all trust in him since all his lies and addiction. I want to know what it's like in rehab. He is in detox for 5 days then stays there for 21 days. The place is called livengrin...any of you heard of it or been there? I just want to know if people can easily have sex in places like that?
Not all rehab centers are equal. Many if not most try to do it too quickly with a one size fits all approach, whereas an individual psychiatrist who really knows his stuff will go at your pace. Not that those are easy to find! By the way, you need a new psychiatrist. The one you have doesn't seem to realize he works for you.
who has experience in these types of situations. Contact local agencies and rehab centers to find out their experience in this. There are rehab centers that sort of specialize in working with pregnant women. Weaning has to be done under close medical supervision and slowly. It is not an easy thing to manage during pregnancy if there is a high level of addiction. Each situation is unique and it is critical that you work with someone experienced in addiction during pregnancy.
I just posted this same response under another topic.....but it fits here, too:
I am a 27-year old female who has just had an ICD implanted. It is the best decision I could have ever made. I am no longer experiencing skipped/abnormal beats. I feel so much better having the device, knowing that should my heart decides it wants to skip beats or even stop, I have a safety net.
Think of it like summer camp for adults. I was terrified my first time. And within two days that anxiety lessens. Everyone if there for the same thing, so there is no judging. The staff are all there to help, and have usually battled addiction too, so they have first hand knowledge of what you are going through. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it.
Quite frankly most adults have an extremely hard time adjusting to dialysis, and that is when they still have one kidney that is functioning to a certain degree. For him to be so young and have BOTH kidneys removed, has so many physical and psychological ramifications, from the bottom of my heart I suggest you turn to medical experts for advise. He is an angry young man, and quite frankly I do not blame him one iota...
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