Men and women can become addicted to drugs or alcohol despite a handicap or unique physical problem. This sometimes makes people particularly more vulnerable to becoming involved in alcohol or drug addiction, as a result of the unique challenges that may pop up in the individual's life. This is the case for persons in the deaf and hearing impaired community also, and drug rehab for drug and alcohol abuse problems is often necessary. Deaf or hearing impaired people often require ASL or other support as part of their rehab plan, and there are drug and alcohol treatment facilities available throughout the Gypsy, West Virginia area which specifically help fill these special needs. Expert treatment counselors who understand the need for ASL and can provide other crucial help to deaf or hearing impaired addicted individuals are readily available in a number of drug treatment programs around Gypsy, West Virginia and in the country.