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would feel in 14 to 21 days, know what i mean. reporter: after he finished at rca, jason transitioned to a second program at awakening s lodge on cape cod, addicts live offsite from the treatment center so they can learn to live sober without constant supervision. jason was drug tested once a week and participated in more therapy. if you are on top of the were, not a care, easy beans, i got this. that would be worrisome. to accept the things we cannot change. reporter: after six weeks, he graduated. keep coming. work it. thank you. how you doing? good. it s been a while. four months later we caught up with jason now living with other recovered addicts in massachusetts. you have been clean for how long? it has been a little over six months. congratulations. right around there. thank you. jason has a full time job at a restaurant. he is also advocating to get addicts like himself more help. he was recently invited to speak in front of massachusetts