Rehab

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That’s a really honest and important question, and I totally understand your hesitation—rehab is a big emotional and financial commitment. geometry dash

That's such a tough question because "success" gets defined differently everywhere. Some places say they have 70-80% success but only measure the first month after treatment. Others are more honest and admit that long-term sobriety rates are much lower, maybe 30-40% staying clean after a year. But even those numbers don't tell the whole story - people often need multiple attempts before it sticks. What I learned from https://unitedrecoveryproject.com/rehab-blog/what-is-the-success-rate-of-drug-and-alcohol-rehabs/ is that individual factors matter way more than general statistics. Things like family support, the type of program, and whether someone actually wants to be there make a huge difference