Jerson Cerrato

The Nuthouse: a Rehab Story Jerson Cerrato

This book was written for enlightening the fateful drug and alcohol rehabilitation process. Although relapse is a sad aspect of the venture, it is not so much about those who give up midway but the faithful who relentlessly continue moving forward. As a famous proverb says, "He that doesn't fall, slips." In Los Angeles County there are over one hundred different kinds of rehabilitation centers throughout. These treatment facilities admit almost any suffering addict trapped in alcoholism, marihuana, crack, meth and other drugs. The individuals entering daily vary in economic or social status such as poor and wealthy people and vagabonds to executives. Which scenario is best suited for the ailing addict? Get this book quickly and meet Peanut, Hazelnut, Filbert, Kashew, Chestnut, Butternut and Macadamia as they begin a month-long sober stay in a Santa Monica institution for men and women. They are regular people struggling to survive another day without using mind altering substances. Their life stories and everyday issues will certainly bring someone you know to your prayers. In effect, despite our personal differences while living in a multicultural society in which almost anything is acceptable, the truth still remains that drugs do not discriminate. May this narrative serve us well, enjoy it.