A friend of mine has called me and told me that he wants to go into rehab. I now live hundreds of miles away and cannot drive him there. He has now changed his mind because he believes that if he goes into rehab that he'll get out and he'll be in the same situation he was until he found the job he now has. He is currently living with a friend of his who kicked him out the other day but told him to move back with him instead of going to rehab. This is the friend that I believe is paying for everything going up my friend's nose.
My question is this: When you are getting ready to leave rehab, do they have programs where they get you the help you need to find a job and a place to live? I assume they do, but I don't know how it works since I've never been. Also, what does this mean financially if he does go? How much can this cost?
If I can convince him that there is a place to go that can really help him not just be sober but have a life after rehab I think he'd go. (I'm an optimist)
2006-10-29
17:48:28
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Well guys, thanks for the answers, unfortunately it seems that my friend is not going to be getting any treatment in the immediate future. This may change and at least he knows his options for when he wants to clean up his life. He is the one that has to want to change, and unfortunately he doesn't see change as a good thing right now.
I appreciate your answers though. Thank you.
2006-10-30
17:18:13 ·
update #1