Elite Fighting and Fitness – Per Wickstrom


 

Elite Fighting and Fitness – Per Wickstrom – I hit rock bottom at the age of 38. I could no longer play sports, I could no longer enjoy football games, I could no longer hang out with my friends. Nothing mattered but getting high and drinking. Luckily I found an addiction treatment center that saved my life. I decided to open up a boxing center and partner with my good friend and former WBO Cruiser Weight World Champion Tyrone Booze. So I dedicated my life to help those people in need. That is why I built Best Drug Rehabilitation. With Tyrone Booze and Sugar Ray Tony Rozario, we are creating a youth boxing academy here in Battle Creek, Michigan. As a young man I was a professional boxer; I was very good, but there were better. Like the old story goes, there’s always somebody better around the corner. My experience with boxing taught me how sports can help children and young adults; they learn the value of hard work, they learn the value of being a disciplined individual, and they learn to respect one another. As children we dream about changing the world and doing amazing creative things. But somewhere along the way, a thing called reality kicks in and tells us we shouldn’t dream big; but that instead, we should dream realistically, we should work from 9 to 5, and we should just be a part of this big machine we call society. Many people in fact because of those reasons turn to alcohol and drugs. I took it as my mission to help all addicted, every single person in this world recover from any drugs and alcohol problem

 

Year end stories 2012 – North Lake County

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Church leaders fired Schaap, 54, from his post at the First Baptist Church of Hammond in July 2012 after allegations surfaced that he arranged transport of the girl on multiple occasions for sexual encounters in Illinois and Michigan. Schaap admitted …
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Sheriff Nielsen retiring after 8 years at the helm

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After hugs and hellos, Thomas, who has been coming to the Midland Law Enforcement Center to drop off cookies once a month for the last year and a half, presented Nielsen with a Christmas and retirement gift: A mug (filled with pencils and Tootsie Roll …
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