Sister Speaks about
the Narconon Program
I’m a trained social worker and educator. Since the late 1980s I’ve worked in the social system as a case worker in municipal management, on an employment project and an adult education project for the unemployed and people on sick leave.
Through my brother and my work, I gained an insight into an addict’s life, Narconon, and the public offers to addicts. With Narconon’s help, my brother came off drugs, and I am convinced that he will never do drugs again!! …
My brother was addicted to hard drugs for ten years, from 15 to 25 years old, and before that he smoked cannabis. He lived for many years "on the street," raised money for drugs through crime and was so exhausted physically and mentally—altogether he had an unworthy life.
It was clear to everyone that my brother was playing with death.
I am pleased beyond words that I now have a brother who is mentally and physically strong, can achieve the goals he sets out, and can be a loving father to his two healthy children.
My opinion is: Let the addict decide which treatment to get!
It is possible to be drug free—so for the addict's sake, no “get your fast detox” and no free heroin!
With kind regards, A.N.—Narconon Graduate sister
