Allan's Drug Rehab Recovery

Hello my name is Bassam Sabbagh and I am fundraising to help raise funds for my son Allan Sabbagh. Allan suffered a fentanyl overdose about 10 months ago. Being a father, the worst thing you can do is wake up every day wondering if you’re going to receive a phone call that your son is dead from a drug overdose. It was after this incident that we decided to place Allan in a lockdown rehab facility in Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico. Although in the beginning he was taken there against his will, after spending some time there, he has finally decided that he’s had enough and wants to get better. This drug rehabilitation program is enabling him to address the very difficult challenges that have placed him in this situation. Baja rehab is a very respected program which has the highest success rate for a Drug Free Withdrawal program. They are very reputable and qualified in dealing with individuals that are stuck in the grip of addiction. This is generally a one to two year program and part of the graduating requirements are that he has a job and a place to live and they will continue to support him as he gets set up to do well in life. As you know, the cost of rehab is astronomical and with Allan already being in there for 8 months we have accumulated of a bill of $36,000.

We would greatly appreciate if you would join us in raising the funding necessary to help Allan and to ensure the resources are there for him to continue this program; one that is likely to be the difference between a life on the streets or one where he can lay the foundation for living a clean life and more hopeful future.

Though many of you have not seen or spoken to Allan for some time, we are sure you can remember some good qualities of Allan in the past and we are trying to get that Allan back, that we once knew and cared for.

Given the circumstances and what the consequences may be if we don't help; we are turning to all of you who know Allan and would be willing to provide support and assistance. Any amount helps.

Kind Regards,

Bassam Sabbagh