Self(s) Healing Stories

Alcohol

"I sought out Rhonda Lenair a few years ago to treat my alcoholism and my visits with her have had a profound influence on my life. As of this day, April 11, 2000, I have not had a drink or a craving for one, for 3 years and 8 months. I drank hard for 15 years and had ferocious, incessant cravings for alcohol. Rhonda lifted this terrible burden and I am now free of this ruinous addiction. Since seeing Rhonda, I am a transformed man. I am now able to engage in activities (such as long term traveling) that were not possible while I was still drinking. Rhonda, I am forever grateful to you."
Norm McIver, Belmont, MA

UPDATE:
"Just wanted to say hello and thank you once again for ending my craving for alcohol. A week ago was my 5-year anniversary of not having consumed/desired a drink of alcohol. My sobriety and new lease on life is entirely due to you. Rhonda, you are an amazing person who spectacularly changed my life for the better. Mere words will never be able to express my gratefulness.

I hope you are healthy and enjoying your life. All the best to you and Barry."
Norm McIver, Belmont, MA

UPDATE:
"Ciao, Rhonda and Barry, I send warm greetings from Italy where I've enjoyed a superb trip visiting Rome, Florence, and Siena. It has been 10 years and 2.5 months since I've had a drink or experienced a craving for alcohol. Rhonda's treatment for my alcohol saved my life. I am eternally grateful and wish you all the best!"
Norm McIver, Belmont, MA

UPDATE:
"Hola, Rhonda and Barry!

Aaaah ... the passage of time - it's been 11 1/2 years since I've had a drink or craved alcohol. My sobriety is entirely due to Rhonda's wonderful work. I'm currently in Cartagena, Columbia - an enchanting, historical city. I've very much enjoyed my trip to Columbia - have been white-water rafting (class 4+5), paragliding (my first time - amazing), and visited some beautiful colonial towns (Villa de Leyva and Barichara).
Much love."
Norm McIver, Belmont, MA

"Dear Rhonda and Barry,
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You have succeeded where others have failed. You have done what no other person, place or organization could do for me. You have allowed me freedom from addiction.

You have taken what I consider to be the worst case of alcoholism, the most treatment-resistant, non-yielding manifestation of the "disease" I have ever known (mine) and given me a breath and a chance to breathe.

I have been in recovery since 1993 and I've done the work faithfully, but it's been either 1) on a good day, simple misery or 2) on a bad day, pain beyond imagining. So you have no idea how much of a relief you provided.

I believe in you and I have never believed in anyone or any treatment for this killer of a "disease".
Thank you beyond words,"