Percocet Addiction Testimonial
After speaking with you on the phone a few moments ago, I want to express my sheer disappointment in doctors who will not accept or refuse to understand the Waismann Method and some such as my psychologist who refuses to accept it.
When my doctor who no longer is my doctor stated that I was dreaming, wanting to find a quick fix to my problem and in denial of my disease I was truly disappointed and felt rejected. I trusted this man and his opinions until this point, but when he stated “I am too good of doctor to accept this method of addiction recovery” and “you must be willing to do as I say and go to a traditional treatment program or I will not see you any more,” this told me he was the one in denial.
I want you to know that I have been clean for 39 days and have no desire to go back. I am not just relying on the Revia but also my family, my friends and a wonderful psychologist who is helping me through my issues of my past, present, and future. Best of all she is willing to understand and work with a method outside the norm of traditional programs. The only thing that I got and use today from a traditional program is “Take It One Day At A Time.” I need to address all aspects of my life but, most impotently, to address the ways to move forward in life instead of stagnate. All that the opiates were doing was holding me in place and I am happy now with the help of the Waismann Method and others to begin a bright new future.
I feel so strongly in the Waismann Method that I would be willing, if you think it would help, to talk to others about what I have been through, the Waismann Method, and my recovery. I think it is important to get the word out, in that there are alternatives and it works. The Waismann Method needs to help the ignorant doctors in the Northeast and I would be happy to help.
You have my permission to show this to anyone you think it would help or convince including web-based communication.
Please call or E-mail me if I can help in anyway.
Thanks,
– Percocet Addiction Patient, South Carolina, 2010
