Lindsey celebrates recovery with clarity and gratitude. She credits Gateway for giving her the foundation, and she continues her recovery through daily practices: attending AA meetings, holding herself accountable, and hobbies like writing.
“Treatment feels overwhelming, but it’s such a short time compared to what you get back. A month for a lifetime—it’s worth it.”
Greg’s recovery journey didn’t follow a straight path. Like many, he struggled to accept his substance use disorder—and even more so, to forgive himself. But today, he’s found stability and clarity through sobriety.
“I need to stay healthy, and, for me, that means being sober. Everything else comes second.”
Jessica was not sure where to go; then she found Gateway.
“Without Gateway, I would not be where I am today. I learned how to live life without the use of drugs and alcohol. I have been able to become the person I always meant to be. I will forever be grateful for the Gateway Foundation.”
Michele Rust’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and relentless compassion. From a young woman in recovery to a celebrated business leader and philanthropist, her life is a testament to the power of second chances and the enduring impact of giving back.
Her legacy lives on in the lives she touched, the community she uplifted, and the future she helped shape.
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