If you were taking opiates, the standard of care would normally be some form of maintenance (usually methadone maintenance) during the pregnancy, as opiate withdrawal during pregnancy can trigger a miscarriage. Also, a two-week program is barely more than a detox, so if you need "rehab" you should be enrolled at least in an IOP.
If you were just fine, thank you very much, as a parent before going in for detox, appropriate arrangements were made for the child during detox, and you are presently stable in a recovery program, the mere fact that you went through a two week program isn't a compelling basis for modification of custody. But there are other facts, not known to us, that could affect a court's best interest analysis.Quoting CJD123
If your drug-addicted, convicted felon, probationer boyfriend moves into your home, that's not a good sign either for the stability or appropriateness of the home, or for your recovery. If he plans to live elsewhere and participate in the raising of his own child, then it isn't likely to be an issue.Quoting CJD123
I've been around people in recovery for a long time, and... no, I don't buy that the baby is going to turn you and your boyfriend into loving, drug-free parents. I wish things worked that way, but the overwhelming majority of the time, they don't. Recovery is a long process, very often punctuated by relapse.Quoting CJD123

