Drug Rehab Centers in Brandon, Florida

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My mother became dependent on opioids during her time in hospice care for her aggressive and rare form of lymphatic cancer. After 2 and a half years of increasing dosages, specialists determined that her cancer miraculously went into full remission without any treatment. However, she was left with a crippling opioid dependency and a bleak outlook for someone who had just been healed. Hospice was now unwilling to fill her prescriptions for morphine after discharge, and neither would any doctor write a prescription for morphine to a woman presenting as totally healthy to be taken in 210mg (more than twice a lethal dose to a person without tolerance) doses. In her desperation, she found ANR, which offered not just treatment for the chemical addiction, but a path to return to a substance free life. My mom underwent ANR treatment, with hope to live normally once again. The treatment was also a miraculous success, and provided a way to circumvent the typically brutal withdrawal symptoms associated with opioid cessation. After about 2 weeks, her appetite and energy returned. She's now full of vigor, and doing much of her own work to raise awareness about this incredible treatment. I have personally noticed no negative side effects in her. I think it is safe to say that this treatment provided the only possible path to recovery for my mother. I consider it a continuation of her healing miracle, and have only the most heartfelt thanks to the ANR Clinic for providing this treatment. I believe as my mother does that this treatment should become the standard of care for anyone who suffers from opioid addiction. Its time, cost, and methods are far superior to the standard, outdated treatments that leave patients dependent on substances like suboxone for the rest of their lives, and see high rates of recidivism in the patients. ANR Clinic, thank you!!! You have truly earned my highest possible recommendation. Keep up the groundbreaking, and life saving work that you do.

I am not your typical drug addict. I took my first opiate when I was admitted to Hospice in July '22 with terminal Lymphoma. I had no cancer treatment whatsoever. The pain was unbearable and I started on Oxycodone, which would progress to Hydrocodone, Morphine and Hydromorphone for "breakthrough" pain. After 2 1/2 years in Hospice I was tested and found to be in spontaneous remission. No explanation for it: just a miracle. What followed after being discharged from Hospice was the most terrifying period of my life (I was at peace with dying of cancer). The prospect of spending months in rehab, detoxing from 260 mg of Morphine per day was too much. I got a taste of withdrawal when I'd forgotten to take my scheduled Morphine dose and it was, in a word, horrific. Then I discovered ANR online. I only had a limited supply of Morphine left and was concerned I wouldn't be eligible because of my unique situation. I called and they were able to expedite my approval for the procedure since I'd just had labs and bloodwork done. I completed the procedure in early March '25. The staff at ANR exhibited the highest level of professionalism and caring. The ICU nurses were amazing and believe me, I was a very high maintenance patient. I would spend longer in the hospital and have a much longer recovery but, if I could do it, anyone can. It took most of our savings, but I would do it all over again and am so grateful for ANR and my life free of opiates. This should be the first-line treatment for OUD and I'm making it my mission to ensure that happens. If you're thinking about treatment for your dependency/addiction, start with ANR and avoid multiple trips to rehab. You'll be so glad you did.