July 15, 2024
Dear Bill,
I hope you're doing well; I'm doing well, too.
I hope you had a wonderful time with your family. Our 14-day holiday, starting on July 20th, is a time for us to recharge and spend quality time with our loved ones. During this period, our branches will be closed for all activities, including maintenance. I will be using this time to visit the farm with my family to produce D.Sap.
I am delighted to hear that Drs. Casey Sarapas and Candace Mouton from Chestnut Healthcare Systems will join us for this investigation.
Now, answer to your questions:
Time waiting to begin treatment:
At most of our branches, a newcomer starts treatment immediately since, as newcomers come, some leave due to the completion of treatment. Also, we are adding branches in most cities. To avoid accepting problems, we are not using any waiting list nowadays, and we are utilizing the hotel system: If a room is available, you can take it. If not, you have to wait until it is empty.
% completing treatment:
We don't know! I need two weeks to extract this after the holidays.
Transferring to another facility:
We never transfer anyone to another facility since certain cure for addiction is non-existent in other places.
In scenarios where the individual must be sent to a camp or a hospital, Congress 60 tells them that they must find a proper place and that we are not offering anything.
Discharge from Congress 60:
The rate of discharge is extremely low. The ethics committee may discharge someone for a limited duration (3 to 12 months). I don't know the exact statistics, but I can extract and prepare them if needed.
Dear Bill,
Every branch has an ethics committee that deals with relapses and troublemakers. The first verdict usually involves compensation of about $15 a month. In case of extreme misconduct, the committee may ask the individual to leave Congress 60 for a limited time, but they still receive their medicine.
Treatment duration:
10 months, at least! A traveler with even one day less than 10 months can not enter the second travel. In other words, the medicine-based treatment must take at least 10 months. If the treatment (first travel) takes over 12 months, the traveler must present an acceptable reason.
summary results of 14-day, 6 month, and 1 year urine screen follow-up after medication cessation:
We have all of this for as many years as required. We even have photographs of these milestones for about 80 individuals.
I am delighted about this research; it is a huge step you initiated. Let me know if we need other types of data.
The mice testings of fentanyl and opium concluded a few days ago, and samples are getting ready to be delivered to England. Some of the data analysis will be conducted in DezhakamLab, of course.
The initial results are promising. Some of the mice died due to fentanyl consumption, and the rest became very aggressive, but OT made them calm. The results will be extracted in Cambridge or other universities of England.
The other research on Heroin and ALcohol will start soon on two groups of rats, and each group consists of 72 rats.
Dear Bill,
These investigations will unmask the mystery of addiction, proving that it is curable.
Dr. Elahe Sadeghi is in charge of our English website and is a member of the board of trustees of Congress 60's University. However, she doesn't have precise information on statistics; in other words, she is translating it for you.
Goodbye for now. I will be back after the holidays.
Be firm as the mountains.
Friends and brothers on heaven and earth forever
Hossein