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The Open Door Christan Center will help you if you’re willing to help yourself at the ODCC it’s all about what you can get out of the program change will not be handed to you you’ll have to earn it
Charleston Recovery Center (Ashley Hope) gave me my life back. Prior to deciding where to go, I tried to research and check out as many facilities as I could. I thankfully picked Ashley Hope after reading the reviews and seeing the impact it had made in so many peoples lives. Although I had been in and out of AA for many years, something just hadn't clicked. Upon my arrival to the "HOPE", I immediately was accepted and welcomed with open arms. I was still in denial and had in my mind I would commit to 30 days at the most. After the first week, there was so much good already starting to happen, there no way I was leaving before my 90 days was up. I didn't know exactly what was going on but I didn't want it to stop. I was told the first day to forget EVERYTHING I thought I knew about AA and start following simple directions. I did what was asked and the miracle started to happen. The way the program and information was presented was like nothing I had ever heard of or experienced before. By doing what I was told, working the 12 steps of AA, and relying on my Higher Power, I have without a doubt found a new life of happiness, serenity, and a new design for living. Thank yout o the entire staff for giving me my life back.
In 2007...I was a 29 year old single mother, homeless and relapsing after my 7th rehab program...in desperation, I called 911 and sheriffs deputies rescued me and took my daughter into protective custody. I was so broken and utterly convinced that checking into another rehab had no chance of working. I had no money and no family support but a kind and loving deputy told me about a place called The Owls Nest recovery community for women located in South Carolina. The Owls Nest staff drove 400 miles to pick me up and within 1 hour, I had something that I thought was gone forever. . . HOPE. I learned more about the problem of addiction and the solution of recovery in my first 3 days than i had learned in 7 rehabs and 10 years of bouncing in and out of narcotics anonymous. Due to Gods grace and the ladies Owls Nest, i will celebrate 8 years of happy, useful, successful and continuous sobriety. The Nest is very special. The program there is designed to speacialize in the most hopeless cases, like mine. Owls Nest is TRULY non-profit. all staff members are also alumni of the program....It didn't take me very long to figure out that one major difference of the Nest compared to other places, is that NO ONE has ever been "kicked out" of the Nest. It is strictly the individuals behavior that determines who stays and who goes...If you don't have family or friends to help you financially the Nest will train you and provide transportation for you to seek out and find a job so you can pay your own way....I thank GOD every day for bringing me home to the Owls Nest, it saved my family's ives.