JACKY BUENSOZ
I Have My Life Again
My best accomplishment in the program is going from broken addict to a free drug fighter and recovery coach and Narconon and Drug-Free World supporter. I would also add that I now have more pride in encouraging new students going through withdrawals, than in receiving my graduation certificate. My real diploma is in helping others get off drugs. Helping others matters more than a piece of paper to me.
The Freedom of Living Drug-Free
Now it’s been 29 years that I live without drugs, I have 2 beautiful boys fulfilled in life, I do a job that makes me happy and I live life to the fullest every day.
I Feel Like Me Again
I am proud of the person I am and even more excited to see the person I will become by working on my new ventures and continuing to work on myself as a person.
Free from the Stranglehold of Drugs
To be free from drugs means to be free from a stranglehold and from so many damnations.
I Found the Desire to Live Again
I have achieved many goals, and for that, I am grateful to the Narconon program because it has given me the will and the strength to succeed. I can finally look my family in the eyes—now I am a person worthy of trust.
I Am No Longer a Slave to Drugs
I was born in Sicily in the city of Agrigento. I lived there until I turned 17, and after that, I moved to northern Italy. Before I started using drugs, I had a normal life. I had good friends, I was going to school, and I played football.
It’s Because of Narconon that I LIVE
What I have learned in this program is not only applicable to those who have suffered from drug and alcohol addiction, but I have learned tools that would help anyone to achieve more gains and live an overall happy life.
I Woke Up From 20 Years of Being an Addict
For almost 20 years I lived in total darkness and I could not even say that during those 20 years I felt happy or that anyone would have told me “Fabio you are a special guy.” None of that, by then my label was decided by everyone to be that of “the addict.”
My success story after the Narconon Program
When I was 14 years old, I started to smoke hashish, even before touching cigarettes. Then, when I was about 18 years old, I started with hard drugs—ecstasy, cocaine and heroin.