My Cousin Is in Fort Payne, Alabama. How Will I Find Drug Rehabs There?
Question by bibiana lp: My cousin is in Fort Payne, Alabama. How will I find drug rehabs there?
I’m far away, but I really want to help. It would be nice to get assistance regarding this.
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Answer by ashlie d
You can call this number: 800-559-9503. It’s a helpline that can answer your queries and help you find drug rehabs in your cousin’s vicinity. You can also check out the links that I have put below. Call up the rehabs and ask around, then tell your cousin your top choices so he could pick one.
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