One of the youngest on VH1’s Celebrity Rehab is Jaimee Foxworth. She was a star at the age of 5 and soon became a singer before landing a role on the series ‘Family Matters’ as Judy Winslow. Now, at the age of 28, she’s one of the quietest characters on the show. No drama, straight shooting. In my opinion, she may be more likely to succeed than some of the others. By not getting involved in the dramatic happenings around the house but still making friends and building a community of support, hopefully her focus is on her recovery, which is where it should be.

When you are undergoing an outpatient treatment using Suboxone, you don’t necessarily have the benefit of someone there with you, day in and day out, to keep your focus on your recovery. You do, however, have many distractions in the way of work, family and friends. There’s always something else to do, but if your problem with addictive painkillers extends beyond a simple physical addiction and touches on mental and emotional addiction issues, then you may need to attend NA support groups or even reach out online to any one of the number of forums created for those trying to stay clean. Having someone to check in with will help you keep the focus on you as slowly decrease your Suboxone dosage and head toward a life without drugs.
 

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