V.J
I’ve reclaimed what I once thought was impossible to regain.
I was very intrigued after reading ANR's website. I wanted to believe that this wasn’t just a 'too good to be true' treatment, though I was initially afraid it might be. I spoke with the office, and from that moment, I felt a sense of trust with the team that I had never experienced with any other addiction treatment I had tried before. The team truly understood what I was going through, and the way they explained the process made so much sense. They clearly articulated what was happening in my brain and how it could be treated, which gave me a whole new level of understanding and hope. Today, nearly two months after my treatment, I barely even think about the word 'opioid.' I don’t care about it, and neither does my body. ANR is the future. It’s heartbreaking to know how many people don’t believe that opioid dependency is treatable—just as I doubted in the beginning. That being said, it’s not a 100% "walk in the park." You will feel tired after the treatment, and your body will need time to recover and optimize. For me, it took around 8-10 days before I had that incredible realization: 'This is it, it’s happening!' From that point forward, my life has been amazing. I’ve reclaimed what I once thought was impossible to regain.



