Hi, my name is Scott. I am 38 years old, a single father, and have battled with opiate addiction for 9 years. I was always a fairly heavy drinker from the age of 19-20 until I was 29 and I tried heroin for the first time. From then on nothing, including the people that I love most, has come before my next fix. My heroin addiction quickly switched to fentanyl a few years back when dealers learned they could manufacture it cheaper and more discreetly and sell even more of it since the half-life is much shorter and withdrawal hit much quicker. I started out sniffing and around 6-8 months into my addiction I switched to IV use when I learned that my bag would last a little longer and the effects would be intensified. Eight years and twelve inpatient detoxes, and countless outpatient centers later here I am still with the exact same issue and my addiction problem is even worse than before. I have always kept a decent job, a house, and my 18-year-old daughter, and have always paid my bills, sometimes late but eventually taken care of but the fentanyl has always come first. I have tried MAT programs (methadone and Suboxone) many different times as well with always the same result. Relapse. Hope is a thing of the past for me sadly but after reading and watching all of the videos on your site about Dr. Waismann and his ANR protocol I have to at least try to learn all I can about it and give it a shot because I would give absolutely anything to feel like I had never picked up and opiate for that first time. I would love to know more as well as pricing and availability. I am from West Virginia so Florida looks like the closest location for the procedure as far as I can tell but I would be willing to go almost anywhere to give it a try if all of this is for real and not just another money-making program that has terrible positive result percentages. I can't even begin to explain how tired I am of only being a number at some clinic that is trapped in one place. I haven't been on vacation in all of my years of addiction because of fear of withdrawal symptoms starting and being stuck without a fix and my depression from having no hope is almost paralyzing. I just want to be a normal person again and not have my loved ones worrying about me overdosing all of the time. I want my love, my passion for writing music, and my life back, and would do anything for it because I fear that I am running out of time. I look forward to hearing back from someone and maybe hope is right around the corner if this is somehow real! Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
J. Scott Taylor