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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: SoCal by way of Boston
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Hung out here for a couple of 'orientation' hours. Place is basically a semi-locked down college dorm with a doctors office attached to it. I had to agree to this in order to keep my job (everyone was in on it)
https://www.sharp.com/hospitals/mcdonald/ While signing in the recpt. hands me a urine cup and points to a bathroom. OK After being called into a Nurses office she takes all of my vitals and gives me a very brief exam - this all gets entered into a file. Time for the interview. Oh, the first thing she did was give me a breathalyzer. OK Interview is all pretty standard stuff. How often? How much? What else? Did you before this meeting? How much would you like to right now? - I notice your hands are shaking. (and I'm trying so f*cking hard to control them!) Option One: $$ Daily outpatient meetings under strict supervision for 3-4 weeks. Option Two: "And we STRONGLY recommend this based on your condition" $$$$$ In-patient. Move into the place for 5-6 days for a hard-core detox. Any rules? Well, yes. You are limited to a certain number of personal items during your stay. Your books and music are screened. No phone. No computer. Daily meetings are mandatory - basically 9-5. No TV on-sight. Curfews. Emergency attn. 24/7. OK Haven't even driven within 5 miles of the place since.
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