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Vicki L. Drewa

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Vicki Drewa grew up in a small town in Northeastern Wisconsin. While growing up, the times she felt most like she fit in were when she was playing sports. Vicki started playing summer sports through the recreation department when she was nine years old. She played basketball from sixth grade through high school and was on the track team from seventh grade through college. Vicki was very fortunate to have a coach from junior high through high school that helped keep her focused and showed her that she could use her talents to get beyond the life she knew. After graduating from college, Vicki was able to coach several sports’ teams in her hometown. A few years later, she moved to Chicago and went back to school to get her teaching degree. Vic ...more

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“Adrianna tried to deal with a lot of grown up issues on her own and fell into some bad traps that could have had irreversible results. I would like to say to anyone who finds themselves in a predicament similar to young Adrianna’s, it is important to seek help from someone you can trust. Even though she had reservations discussing her problems with others, there is nothing shameful in seeking guidance for problems you or someone you know may be having. Like Adrianna, you may have many people around you who are willing to help, such as a family member, coach, teacher, guidance counselor, or others. You will find that facing your problems with the help of others will make life much more enjoyable.”
― Vicki L. Drewa

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