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Waukesha County News
Alcohol Related Accident: Adams Friendship, WI

Successful Chiropractor Bob VanRizzle, of Waukesha, WI, lost control of his 2005 Chevy Suburban, slamming it into a tree, in Adams Friendship, WI, March 6, 2009, at 1:30am.

Friends of VanRizzle stated they had spent hours at Katz Bar on County X. Shortly after they left the bar, he missed a turn into a driveway off of Highway DD, striking a tree. VanRizzle was said to be heading back to a friend’s cabin that he was staying at for the weekend.

In the vehicle, he was carrying one passenger, John Doe. After the truck collided into the tree, VanRizzle backed the vehicle up and proceeded to park, ending in the volleyball court between the house and the garage, ultimately getting the vehicle stuck. Doe was finally able to exit the vehicle, exclaiming in a state of shock, “Get me out of this thing right now!!” Shortly after that, VanRizzle also exited the vehicle. One of the witnesses assisted in getting the vehicle out and to the proper parking location.

A number of witnesses were there to tell their versions of the story. No one was said to be hurt. Also indicated by witnesses, icy conditions and alcohol were said to be factors in the incident. Police were not called to the scene and no formal charges have been brought upon the driver. Both victims in the vehicle are said to be doing fine and have suffered no injuries.

Professional Identity Not Found

Lately, I've found myself struggling with the fact that I STILL do not know what I want for a career. When I think about all of the thinks I like to do, none of them strike me in a way where I can picture myself doing that one thing forever. Although, I do have an action plan. That plan, effective this up-coming summer, is to put together a thorough, mind-blowing, professional portfolio and resume. I'm hoping this is the key in my next steps toward a career and a relief from stress.

Right now I feel stuck. I feel like I'm not where I should be in life. I want to be married, have a house, a career, children...much more than I have right now. I guess you could say I'm a little disappointed in myself. One would probably think that those kinds of goals should be incentive enough to hurry up and at least finish school. With me, that's the opposite. I'm getting more and more discouraged and impatient with everything around me BECAUSE I feel trapped. I feel I'm at a standstill and I NEED things to progress in the way I have planned. I guess that sounds kind of selfish in a way but that's not the way I've intended it to be.

I'm pretty sure these feelings of frustration stem from my biological clock. For goodness sakes, I'm not getting any younger!!!!!