Not funny Lost-city

Not to be negative, and that isn't what my intent is here, but heroin abusers use these programs to aid their addiction, not stop it. I am sure there are a few who really want the help, but in my opinion, and from experience with family members, this should only be administered in an inpatient scenerio. The good intentions are there, but a drug addict will use every vice they can to get a drug. My brother probably knows more about drugs than a pharmacist.

I am confused. Is program to teach you how to abuse Heroin? And do you have to bring your own Heroin or do they supply it?

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