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Rehabilitation was the beginning. Recovery was the result.
Today, I see someone completely different. I see confidence instead of fear. I see goals instead of excuses. I see hope instead of despair. Most importantly, I see my child living again, not simply surviving. The person I thought addiction had taken from us forever is back, stronger than ever before.
This Is What Recovery Really Looks Like
My addiction didn’t start with pills. It started with heroin. At first, I thought I could control it. But after some time, heroin became part of my everyday life. When things got worse, I started mixing it with prescription pills and medications just to feel stronger effects or avoid withdrawals.
True Success
I do not claim to be perfect, but I am committed to this new direction in my life. That is my true success. Narconon Balkan, thank you so much for changing me and making my family proud of me again!
A New Beginning at Narconon
Now I have started working again, step by step. I help other students and try to contribute to the good survival of the group by accepting advice and applying what I learn. For all of this, I am grateful to this group. Thank you, Narconon Balkan!
From Lost to Present – My Real Transformation
I walked in confused and doubtful. I walked out stronger, present, and truly connected with myself and others.
3 Months After Narconon
A woman admitting to having an addiction and getting help is a stigma, especially in the Balkans. It’s very rare. How I talk, how I act, how I look, how I carry a conversation—all that has changed so much in me that my past didn’t leave a trace that it had ever existed.
Mind and Body Recovery in the Sauna!
Before the sauna program, I had a lot of difficulties. I had trouble sleeping, and when I did sleep, I used to have bad dreams. I also had problems with eating; I couldn’t eat more than once a day, and I was very nervous. But day by day in the sauna, these things started to change.
I Found MYSELF!
I feel relaxed, calm, and ready to move forward. I’m honest with myself and grateful to everyone who helped me on this path.
I Became a Leader!
With time, I became protective over my progress and the progress of others; I killed the selfishness and became a leader, and I took great responsibility because I believed in myself.
I Have Grown Up
I’m glad I had the strength to see the problem with alcohol and drugs and ask for help because I’ve solved many more problems that I didn’t even know I had in my life, and I have grown more in the past 7 months than in the last 30 years!










