Mother Vents Ire on Bodybuilding Competitions
One of the hardest things to cope up with is losing someone. And while some people would soak and feel sorry for themselves, other would put their focus on something else. Something like maintaining a clean bill of health and participating in bodybuilding competitions. For Robyn Bricco, that is the case ever since she experienced losing her baby who died in her arms after premature labor.
Bricco entered her first show in May at Rockford for the NPC Grand Prix Natural Bobybuilding and Figure Competition. To her surprise, the 5-foot-2 Bricco won the short class (based on height) for the women’s figure competition. That qualified Bricco for a national qualifying show, which she is planning on for November in Chicago.
“I’m a completely different person than I was a year ago. It (losing her daughter) was definitely the hardest thing I’ve ever done,” she said. “I don’t know if I could have done things if it wasn’t for something like that. It’s crazy how God brings things into your life to strengthen you.”
(Source) Pantagraph
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