Hi, Hold, you are in the thick of a lot of activity right now. It sounds like there is some hopeful action from her, and she is saying she wants to stop some of the things she has been doing.
It is very common for our difficult children to put lots of conditions on what they will stop, what they will not stop, how much they will continue, etc. It can get very detailed.
The truth of the matter is, if the person is an addict or alcoholic, they can't use any substances at all without opening a door to the dark once again. And of course, substances affect the prescribed medications she is taking, rendering them less effective.
I am sure you have learned that in your reading and research.
My son can talk a long time about just drinking beer or other liquor and how many beers per day and so on. He likes to get really detailed and complicated with that, and I used to just follow right along, correcting and explaining and controlling (so I thought).
Ha!
He just wasn't and isn't ready. He is scared he can't be without something to numb his pain. But he doesn't want to understand why he has the pain to begin with.
So...until that day...the day of that spiritual awakening they call it in AA, that rock bottom---until that day our difficult children will dance around the edge of the cliff and they will very likely go over the cliff again and again and again.
And they have to get new friends. New people, places and things. My son doesn't want to be anywhere except right here in our town, which is the worst possible place for him.
With a dual diagnosis like your daughter (and my son as well, most likely), they need to be treated for all diagnosis in sync and the treatment is likely to need to be a lot longer. My son has had 30 days, 10 days, 30 days and 60 days. Not ready yet.
I believe he will need at least 30 to 90 days and then a halfway house and a long time with a lot of checks and balances.
I understand your anger---Of course you are angry, and likely sick and tired and done (that is how you sound). That is good for you and for her, Hold. When we change, the whole situation has a chance to change.
Hang tough and think hard before you react and make decisions. You have a right to those feelings but don't let them direct all of your ways. We are here for you. We get it.
Hugs and prayers and blessings to you and your whole family today.