Testimonials

See what our clients say about their Sober Living - Las Vegas experience.

Sober Living saved my life. I am attending AA meetings and working on "self".

The friends I have in AA are very important to me. Sober Living - Las Vegas is a special place! I think about my stay there every day, and the things that I learned there. If I had not been there, and learned some of the tools needed to stay clean and sober, AA meetings would not have the meaning they have today.

I hope to go back to the Sober Living to visit, and see some of the real true friends I made there. Keep up the great work you do!!

Thanks,

Judy P., NV

Dear Sober Living

This is just a little summary of my story since coming into Sober Living.

My name is Wendy G. and as of February 14, 2010, I have 8 months sobriety (true sobriety) and I lead a truly blessed life. I went to jail on June 14, 2009 for paraphernalia and an outstanding warrant. I spent 2 months in jail and at the time of my arrest, I was deemed hopeless, helpless, useless, unemployable and suicidal. On or about June 19th, a lady by the name of Geri Davis came to me and asked me if there was anything that the Police Department could do to help me upon my release. Of course my pride would not allow me to immediately respond in honesty when asked if I had somewhere safe to go when I got out so I said I was fine. Once again she asked me if there was one thing they could do for me, what could they do to help me and for the first time in my 25 year active addiction, I finally looked down and said "you really want to help me???? The POLICE want to help me??? Well you see, I've got this problem....I lied to the cops when I said I was homeless because I didn't want another charge.

I really do have a place to go but this is the problem; I'm an Alcoholic (I then began to cry because this was my first admission to the true depth of my disease) and if I go home...the first thing that's gonna happen is, my roomate is going to give me a beer and I'm gonna drink it and from there, within an hour I'm going to convince my roomate to give me some money and I'm going to the dope house and I will be lost all over again". Little did I know that I had gone totally insane with my thinking. The only clear knowledge that I had at the time was that I was sick and tired of living the way I was living. So, I said "if you really want to help me....could you find me a sober living environment to go to when I get out???" They did and when I was released from jail, I walked away from everything and everyone I knew with the exception of one friend from my past. I had nothing but the clothes on my back, a jail house toothbrush and comb and 5 knives.

By Christmas 2009, I was blessed with the chance to see my entire family for the first time in 11 years. Meeting my daughter was quite the experience because when I left home, she was a baby and she is now soon to be 15 years old. My son was 11 and is now a grown man, 22 years of age. I had no I.D. and God made a way for me to see my family via airplane trip home anyway. Within a short period of time I had my family back, my ID, approximately 120 positive friends in which I can call upon at any given time for help and a wonderful life. I am now a student at Kaplan University in which I currently am maintaining about a 3.8 GPA and I enjoy giving back to others what Sober Living of Las Vegas gave to me.....SOBRIETY, peace, love, joy and happiness as well as the confidence to persevere through any troubling situation tht I my encounter.

My deepest gratitude is to Sober Living of Las Vegas (David Marlon - (Owner), and the residents in Sober Living because without them and the help I received from the City of Las Vegas, I would never have found the life I live today. They took me to my first steps in life and now I successfully live on my own because they helped me to learn how to live life on life's terms through sobriety and the AA program. 

Anyone can have this way of life, all they have to do is be willing to change everything they once knew.

Sincerest Gratitude,

Wendy G., grateful recovering alcoholic/drug addict

At first I was mad about being here.  But I figured out I was really mad at myself for becoming an alcoholic.  In time I realized it was the best place to be.  I feel as though that it has helped me out with my recovery and has made me a better person.  I advise anybody with an alcohol & drug problem to come to Sober Living - Las Vegas.

Chris, Las Vegas

Well as we know I have been here before.  My experience here has been exceptional.  Yea there is drama at the house but you have to deal with it.  The staff welcomed me back with open arms and has been nothing but helpful and sincere.  I can’t thank Dave Marlon enough for allowing me to come back.  I would recommend Solutions to anyone.

Jeff M., NV

Dear Sober Living - Las Vegas,

My Story is one of pain and addiction.  Thanks to Solutions Recovery, Inc., my life went from complete darkness and despair to one of hope and optimism.

After seeing numerous medical doctors, unfortunately the only result was a dangerous addiction to pain killers.

With the help of friends and family, I was introduced to Solutions Recovery.  They immediately made me feel welcome.  It was a safe and comfortable setting, with a caring and compassionate staff.

Solutions referred me to Dr. Joseph Bradley.  I was instantly impressed.  With the help of his wonderful wife Karen, I was transformed from a weakened and frail state to a healthy vibrant being.  His natural approach to the healing process is truly amazing.

As a result of my stay at Solutions, I can truly say I am now completely drug free and my life has been changed forever.

From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank the entire staff at Solutions.  Thank you for your guidance and compassion on my journey to recovery.

I would like to close with a quote from a former U.S. president:  “Only when you have been in the deepest valley, can you ever imagine how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain”.

Michael., Parump, NV

I came in with anger, frustration and a really big want to die.  Even the first night I didn’t talk to anyone.  I came in on New Year’s night, sober and went straight to bed with anger.  Jan. 1 became my first day of sobriety.  I was tired and still angry.

But what I realized was that it was the first time I woke up in the New Year sober.  And it made me feel a sense of freedom.  Then that started a thought that I might be able to beat my addictions.  Freedom is better than a hangover.  That only leads to more and more of the vicious cycle that I know I couldn’t stop on my own.  Now I am halfway through the program.  I have started to find myself again.  I realize that people do care for me and all my actions affected all the people I love. 

This program has shown me that I can not only stop my substance abuse, but actually learn how to feel and love.  Also this program provides more help than I could ever need.  They go the extra mile and pamper your whole body with massages, pedicures, hair cuts and yoga.  As time goes on the more clarity and peace of mind you get.

Then you start to open up and make sober friends.  But the most important thing I have learned is that there is no secret ingredient to yourself.  It’s just you that make you, you.

Todd., NV

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