When I came to California for rehab, Altitude was not my first choice. I actually was flown in 2 hours away to a different rehab where I was Immediately sent to the hospital after telling them I was pregnant (so I could get a pregnancy test to confirm my statement was true), where they had left me there for 12 hours before Nichole (the main rockstar lady of Altitude), reached out to me and informed me that despite my pregnancy and me being 2 hours away, she sent out a Uber to safely transport me to her rehab where she made sure I was Greeted with a meal fit for a pregnant queen. The staff goes above and beyond in making sure your healthy, comfortable, and well fed by preparing 5star meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (don’t worry about picky eaters, you can write your favorite food on the grocery list by the fridge, and for your last day upon completion of the program, you get to ask for any meal you want special)! I felt more at home at Altitude than I have in my previous real homes that felt more like a prison, Altitude helped break me from my shackles of that life that haunted me so. Each member of staff made it feel so easy to talk to them about anything without judgment, which for me, made the hardest decision of my life seem possible by their side, where I was driven personally 2 hours away to make this decision reality and they allowed me a extra weak to stay there at altitude with them because I needed time to recover after words. Nichole in that weeks time had made a visit to the facility and the clients, and had decided upon her self to take us out on a outing to get icecream and to the some shop where she bought us one pack of cigarettes or a vape each out of her own pocket and I got to hear a little bit about her story and learn more about just how much she really cares and how recovery is more than just her job, it’s her passion and doesn’t stop helping her clients even after they leave Altitude, for she also had my Sober living set up and ride ready for me when the week was up, and keeps in contact to this day over a year later making sure I’m still sober, talk about true dedication.
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