Narconon Blog
LONG-TERM SOBRIETY
A Lifetime of Sobriety
I started drinking when I was 14. I had made it to 17 and in my junior year of high school with just drinking and not using drugs. But I tried marijuana for the first time on December 31, 1971.
Is Addiction an Incurable Disease? My Perspective
Is addiction an incurable disease? My name is Joe, and I once believed it was until Narconon helped me turn my life around. Now, 22 years clean, I’m thriving, and there’s no struggle or cravings—just genuine happiness.
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The Door to My Drug-Free Life
There had to be something else in life that was different from this day-to-day life of being a drug addict. And what was amazing about this program is that I felt so much better after about 80 days being in the program and finishing the purification program. This opened up the door to a drug-free life, and it was exactly what I was looking for before I came and was sitting on a chair in my backyard thinking.
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I Was Able to Rebuild Myself Into the Man that Is the True, Authentic Me
I’ve learned that nothing will change unless you want it to and to give yourself a fair chance to get sober. Nothing in life worth getting is going to be easy, but it’ll be worth it.
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Celebrating 51 Years Sober!
The sky is the limit once you free yourself from addiction. There is no limit on your personal abilities so continue to create your life drug-free. You can achieve anything you want!
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How Narconon Changed My Life 47 Years Ago
My name is Bobby and I graduated the Narconon program 47 years ago. Since that time I have been clean and have been working with Narconon for decades to help others achieve the same. This is my story.
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I Look Forward to Every Day Now
I didn’t want a rehab that would put me on Suboxone. I thought if I was going to quit, I had to quit fully. So I found Narconon, and it completely changed my life.
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5 Years Sober and Counting
Drugs ruined my entire life. They ruined everything I had going for me. They destroyed every relationship I had. I stopped showing up to family gatherings. I became isolated, lonely and sad. Before this, I had a pretty normal life growing up in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.
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Four Years of Sobriety
From being a successful chef who turned to alcohol. Josh tells his story to sobriety and being alcohol free for the last four years. Hear how he did it.
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Breaking the Chains of Addiction Forever
My favorite thing about being drug-free is the fact that everyone sees it. I can think clearly and there is no brain fog. My communication is fast. I don’t have to worry about people finding out that I’m using. I’m right there with my customers in the present time. My abilities have increased, and I have an endless supply of energy all the time.