Today, December 18th 2009 @ 4:00 PM EST, is the Narconon Live Graduation!
Come one and all to the Narconon live graduation event today at 4:00 PM EST. Everyone is invited by way of the internet to celebrate this wonderful event in the lives of the students who are graduating from a period of overcoming one of the greatest battles of their lives, beating an addiction to drugs or alcohol.
Our special guest was rehearsing last night. I promise, the show will be great.
At Narconon we celebrate success stories. We acknowledge a person’s strength and courage to seek help, detox, educate him or herself on how to deal with the cravings and urgings and then, as we wish them success on their journey as new graduates, we let them know we mean it be setting them up in aftercare programs to keep on the path they are on.
Simply sharing stories and promising to help, while true and sincere though the words are, can not replace the looks of happiness and hope that our graduating students show to the world via our live graduation events. This is why we feel they are important to share with others. The sincere look of happiness and courage is something that can be recognized and honored and if someone is battling an addiction, somewhere inside he or she will hear a voice whispering “that could be me” and take the first step to being a future graduate of just such an important journey.
Even as our students are participating in an event that cements valuable and positive changes in their lives, our intake counselors are standing by to take calls and emails from others who want the same thing they see in the expressions of our students. A Narconon live graduation event not only shares the success stories of our students, it opens the door for others to come forward as well.
Take a seat, get comfortable and feel free to take in the experience, the joy, the inspiration of our Narconon live graduation event on today at 4:00 pm EST. Our students have gone through the hard first step of asking for help, complete detoxification, therapy, group sessions and educating themselves on the symptoms and the reasons as to why they became addicted to begin with. They have learned they are not alone and they have learned they deserve the important occasion being celebrated today.
As you watch their graduation, we welcome you to take the first step to your own journey. A future live graduation event could be celebrating your recovery and in the end, that is what these special occasions are all about…you.
Nick Hayes is a graduate of the Narconon drug rehab program in 2005. Nick takes much enjoyment in writing, and feels there needs to be more information about drugs and alcohol provided to the people of the world. He believes nobody should have to go through an addiction.