Should I start a blog or website for addiction/recovery related information?

Question by kc: Should I start a blog or website for addiction/recovery related information?
We have learned a great deal about recovering from narcotic addiction and have found several methods that work well. This is information drug treatment programs would not want out since it would cause them to lose a large number of patients. Would it be better to start with a blog or a website? We eventually hope to make this into an alternative business that would help people get of methadone clinics. Any advice would be greatly appreciated as there is a dire need for this information. Thank you.

Best answer:

Answer by J D
Yes Thats A GRATEful Idea
Interaction With Others Is An XLNT Means Of Support
For Recovering Addicts

Start With A Blog…
See If The FEEDBACK Warrants Any Additions To Your “Program”

Good Luck

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