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Help Scott Rebuild His Life Through Recovery

If you’ve ever known someone who is kind, talented, and full of potential—but lost their way—you will understand why I’m writing this.

My younger brother, Scott, is one of those people.

Scotty has always had a tender heart. Growing up, he was an athlete—a runner, a point guard, a swimmer, and someone who gave everything he had in whatever he pursued.

He is also a gifted musician, and music has always been a meaningful part of his life. He went on to college, became a lawyer, and is incredibly intelligent and capable.

But years ago, after a back injury that was never properly treated, Scott was prescribed pain medication…Like so many others, that prescription slowly turned into a struggle with addiction.

Over time, addiction took everything from him— his stability, his work, and his sense of who he is.

He has been carrying a great deal of shame and discouragement, feeling like his life has gone in a direction he never intended.

But this is not the end of his story.

Recently, Scott reached out and asked for help, that moment matters.

He is currently trying to detox and has shared how deeply he wants to change—not just for himself, but for his beautiful 16-year-old daughter, whom he loves very much. He wants the chance to be the father she deserves and the man he knows he can be.

Scott has been accepted into a faith-based recovery program called “The Healing Center” (Hope Is Alive) in Oklahoma, with an opening on April 11th.

This program offers more than sobriety—it provides structure, accountability, and a path to rebuilding a life. After the initial program, he would transition into a long-term recovery home where he can work, regain independence, and continue growing in a supportive community.

The cost for the initial program is $12,000.

We know this is a big ask.

But we also know how important the moment is when someone finds the courage to ask for help and has a real path to recovery in front of them..

We don’t want Scott to miss this opportunity.

If you feel led to help in any way—whether through a donation, sharing this page, or simply keeping Scott in your prayers—we would be incredibly grateful.

Every contribution, no matter the size, brings him one step closer to a fresh start.

Thank you for believing in second chances.

With gratitude,

Kelly