Actually, length of stay for detox and stabilization depends on a number
of factors. If you are indigent and picked up by the police, you might
find yourself in a three day detox/stabilization and then dumped back
out on the street. If you have decent insurance and you are on heroin,
you might end up in a 30-day detox/stabilization/therapy program with
outpatient followups.
How many people have "decent" insurance and who are on Heroin?
Perhaps someday Herring will share his experiences in getting his
alcohol abuse under a modicum of control.
Maybe you can tell us about all of your fiscal issues someday. You know, the ones where you
had to be sued by the federal, state and local governments to pay your fair share.
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