Winnipeg couple builds new life together after addictions
Drew Hermkens and Rina Morris have rebuilt a life together after battling addictions and living on the streets of Winnipeg.
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Drew Hermkens and Rina Morris have rebuilt a life together after battling addictions and living on the streets of Winnipeg.
Morris, who was abused at a young age, spent time working the street as a sex trade worker to feed her crack habit.
Hermkens, who called himself Dr. Drew the squeegee guy, regularly worked for a decade at the corner of Maryland Street and Portage Avenue, as well as on Regent Avenue, wiping windows for change.
"When I met them last December during our Harvesting Hope show, they had started to build a new life together," said CBC Information Radio host Marcy Markusa.
"Wait till you hear where they're at now."
Listen to Markusa's interview using the audio link at left.