Do you love Breaking Bad? Do you love meth? Then boy do we have an offer for you! The Sage Neuroscience Center is giving two lucky Breaking Bad addicts free treatment. The contest is adeptly titled “Breaking Addiction” and it will provide two Breaking Bad fans who are over the age of 18 and residents of Albuquerque to receive a 12-week scholarship to the rehab center. To win the assistance applicants must write a personal story about addiction, which will be added to a collection of stories about the devastating disease. The deadline to submit your story is Sunday, September 22, 2013, one week before the series finale of Breaking Bad. It will be difficult to beat Jesse Pinkman if he submits his gripping story about his roller coaster addiction.
New Mexico Rehab Clinic Offers Free Treatment To ‘Breaking Bad’ Addicts
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