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I want to say that the drug court program DOES work! I am a graduate of the 184 re-entry program. I would have gone back to the street life had it not been for the stability, structure and the therapy that i recieved at choices. I now have a life without the fear of prison caused by my addictions. I was part of the street life for over 30 years, and have been an addict since I was 9 years old. So it was not easy to accept the advice that i needed BUT the drug court program was my last chance and IT WORKED! I hope that someone reading this has the power to continue this program and expand it so that all those wanting to change their lives are given the chance.