Hi-tech treatment now possible for opiate addiction

Angie Denes was at her wit’s end.Her son Jordon, had become a junkie and she felt helpless to save him.“He turned into someone we didn’t know, that we didn’t raise," she said. "Someone who went against every value we ever instilled in him.”Like so many others, her son got hooked on opiates by taking pain killers for an injury. He’d injured his back while loading trees on a farm. A heroin habit bloomed after the prescriptions ran out. He started passing counter