I see what you're doing to help so many, and it makes me so happy. I'm so joyful, and hopeful, that soon you may bring your facility to Bowling Green Kentucky so I too can experience coming off opiates, and thousands of others in Kentucky alone.
My story
I used to live in Florida, Pinellas Park to be exact. It's just over the bridge to where are you guys are located in Tampa. I got addicted to painkillers from the doctors after heart surgery. After giving me very strong milligrams of painkillers for a year, they just stopped giving them to me and I went into withdrawal. I then started getting them off the streets. Later I sought help from a treatment facility I'll need to be put on methadone. The program didn't help me. They wanted to keep upping my dose and keeping me on the drug. I got into another treatment facility and got put on Subutex. It did make my life a little easier, but I was still on the medication opiates. 4 years trying to taper off that medication, and I moved to Bowling Green to get a better support system from my family. I am now in a treatment facility that is giving me suboxone. I'm on my last jump the getting off this medicine for good, but it's so hard. Every time I stop using that 0.5 mg of Suboxone, I don't feel good, or feel like myself. For a year now I have been on 1 mg to a half a milligram of Suboxone. It would be such a blessing to have one of your facilities near me, but I would be willing to drive back to Florida just to get this treatment even if it meant being in the town and City of where this whole thing started in 2001.
Thank you so much for bringing this to the United States. We definitely need it.
May God bless you and your families during this coronavirus pandemic.
Sincerely, Kevin Remington