Our hope is we will see an increase in the number of people actually making it into treatment.

By and large, in our treatment provider system, that is not the type of behavior they tolerate.

Educating our communities about ways to reduce underage drinking will help protect our youth. We have seen too many tragedies involving underage drinking, and we must all do our part to prevent them.

We relay for the hope that cancer patients in treatment will be supported, the hope that those lost will never be forgotten, and the hope that someday cancer will be eliminated.

It would be ill-advised for any state to adopt something that is so high for anybody to achieve that they can't sustain a business in California.

Most young people and their families will go to wherever the treatment is based. But it does create enormous challenges particularly for anyone who is on a low income or is perhaps a single parent . . . If you are going to centralise you need to support people to cope with journeys and overnight stays.