To anyone reading this, 
Walker Recovery Center was able to take a troubled man who was headed for more trouble than he could know and turn him back into the happy person he once was. That of course being myself. There should be more publicity for the program and what it is able to do for anyone who has trouble dealing with their addictions. Too many only know what they have heard about the program and it is all gossip from people who do not have a clue what they are talking about.

 Bradford Care in Birmingham gets all kind of great publicity for the work they do but if more people knew what good work and how professional wrc was they may get the positive feedback they deserve. Walker and surrounding counties are in need of more help in getting the ones who are addicted to drugs off the street and into a program. Most think it is just swapping one drug for another but the people going through this program are able to and willing to get back to being a positive part of the community and not just a drain on the economy or strain on the justice system. Most people do not make sure that their brain is loaded before they shoot off their mouth.

So spread the positive word help educate everyone from the police, lawyers, doctors, judges, pastors, etc. so they will not look down their noses about the program and help make it a positive place to go. That way more people would be willing to sign up for help if they felt more like it was more accepted by others. People have to take medication for hundreds of ill nesses, so why is it a problem for people to take medication for what the ama has now determined to be an illness? Of course I'm not sure of all the rules and reasons for WRC not doing more themselves to put the word out. Maybe they could find some sponsors to allow them to put ads in the area newspapers and on the local radio letting people know there is help out there for anyone who needs it. Just be ready to move to a bigger place and hire more help, because there are hundreds who would benefit from the good work done at WRC. l know what a huge difference it made in my life and I hope more will get the help that they need before it is to late.

Best wishes and thank you.