Turning Point Hospital

Great place to get sober. I continue to get wonderful treatment there. I recommend that if you have a drinking problem. Check TP out. I try to wash my hands in rain, but guilt runs deeper than the stain. Heaven's close,but that's okay, I found my peace in shades of gray. What I was, what I became still whisper the same name What I was What I became both whisper the same name. Let the smoke rise high and slow,where I fall the wild flowers grow. Let the wind take what it will I've paid my dues I'm standing still. Ashes don't lie, they shine so bright in the glow of the dying light. If the past must testify let the ashes tell why. No heaven no goodbye, just me and ashes that don't lie.

(I don't know why I still like this place I guess it's because they actually are really nice) they just don't seem to understand insomnia but anyways I was a patient here. I have insomnia and couldn't sleep these people obviously have no clue what insomnia is. Because I told them I couldn't sleep. And they swear up and down that I was sleeping even know I told them I wasn't sleeping. They kept insisting I was when I wasn't and that made me upset because they were not listening to me they thought what they thought and that was it. Eventually that made me mad. Because they failed to understand me. So I banged my head off the wall. And they quickly saved their butts by taking me to the hospital the hospital gave me stitches but the only problem is the hospital never took my stitches out and

They have no communication between staff doctor's and counselors. Mad confusion. They will return your packages to sender and leave you sitting at appointments such as lab work hospital visit then you have to be readmitted into the program. Which takes 4 hours for that process. Discharge you might as well do the work because information is limited. I was admitted into the hospital twice with pancreatitis and was an outcast. My stuff was packed up both times as soon as they found

I walked in looking to talk to a therapist about some mental health issues. Ended up 1013 (involuntarily admitted) against my will. After explaining how bad of an idea it was for me to stay there, I was stripped naked, they removed of all of my possession, and handed me some pills without knowing my diagnosis. After being locked up for 4 days my boss began to worry and called the cops to my house. I wasn't there obviously. That finally got someone's attention here. After 4 days of sitting through alcoholics anonymous and narcotics anonymous meetings (I've been sober my entire life) I finally speak with a therapist again. I beg and plead with them to release me. At that time I finally heard my diagnosis. But since I hadn't been taking my medication they wanted to keep an eye on me. I ended

I been clean for like 25 years after leaving turning point it was a great experience and I just the tool they gave me .Just hope there is more people get the same experience I did