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My son is alive due to Narconon

I'm the mother of a 40 years old boy. He started with hashish when he was 15 and heroin when he as 17-18 years old. I have to admit that his childhood was not the best and it might have influenced him to become a drugaddict. When he was 20 years old he found the love of his life, a girl who was not an addict and the moved in together. Unbeliveable, but it lasted for 12 years, where we as a family often had to look at that things became worse and worse for my son and it aslo ended up with that the wife left him with the child. It was after a lot of different rehabilitation attemps and I didn't really belive in any more that I should see my son drugfree. I was about to come to terms with that my son would be drugaddict the time he had left. It was very hard and i had to work extra hard to try to forget.

One day I found out that my son once again went to a rehabilitation center by the name Narconon, he was 35 years old and I could feel a small hope, I didn't dare to let it grow as I had seen to many relapses. When I saw my son for the first time after he had completed the Narconon program I simply had to let the tears out, I never expected to see such a nice person and never did I imagine the living expression he had. I knew instantly that I saw something that I had never seen before and that there was a chance that this could become stabile.

I thanked the staffcrew at Narconon and thought with love at the man who had made such an incredible technology to rehabilitate drugaddicts, L. Ron Hubbard.
The man simply understood and worked from the point at every person has some good in them and I admire that.

I have during the last 5 years regularly visited Narconon as my son is now the daily director here. He is helping others back to life as he came around 6 years ago and where he finds the energy I don't know but I know that it is not from drugs or anthing else which is not natural I simply believe that its becaurse he got his life back by Narconon and L. Ron Hubbard.

Sincerly yours

Karen Grethe Thiemer
Mother of a former drugaddict