I Need to Find a Low Cost or Free Drug Addiction Center or Services for My Husband.?
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My husband recently confessed to having an addiction to crystal meth and I have no clue how to help him he says he has tryed to quit on his own but now realizes he needs professional help
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Answer by Narconon
I don’t know of any one free other than, perhaps, some religious based programs. Everything costs in life. Your husband must have used thousands of dollars in his addiction.
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its just the intro anything a should improve or work on? http://www.talktofrank.com/home_htm…
Frank leaflet
Introduction
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