“ Rehab, I thought, was a place where people with addiction problem go and stay so that they can break the cycle of addiction. I also thought that once in a rehab, people get lot of time to exercise, read, think and work on themselves. For me it meant freedom from...... ”

“ I had been to four rehabs in US prior to my admission at Hope. I was a little skeptical in the beginning. I guess it was coming from my inflated ego and a bloated sense of self. Slowly, I was shown my real self. No doubt it was a painful process, but absolutely...... ”

“ My son had been using hard drugs for a long time and had been to several treatment centers in US. He also developed a psychiatric disorder, most likely from long-term abuse of alcohol and drugs. He also had several encounters with law enforcement agencies. A friend...... ”

“ I am very grateful for the new life Hope has given me. I was on cocaine and lost all senses and relationships. Now I am working and back to my wife and children. Thank you, Hope! ... ”

“ I came to Hope a beaten man. Physically, mentally and had lost my wife, my job and my self-esteem. I stayed at the rehab for 5 months and slowly things began to fall in place. The staff is wonderful. Thanks! ... ”

“ My greatest moment in life was when I decided to enter the gates of Hope. All changed. My family now trusts me and I have a good job. I am able to see the reality instead of living in an imaginary world. Thank you, Hope ... ”

“ Namaste. I wish to thank you after my discharge in the middle of March, but also wished to have that ‘thanks’ mean something. So, I wished to wait to apply the principles which you and the others at Hope taught me each day and thereby lend more weight to...... ”