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Jessica Reid

Hello! My name is Jessica Reid and I am seventeen years old.  I attend North Medford High School where I will be a senior this coming school year.  I am very involved in my school; I participate in our leadership program, I am president of our Sparrow Club and I play for the varsity soccer and tennis teams.  I enjoy spending time with my family of four and I love being surrounded by friends.  Some of my favorite things to do are read, go to the lake, tan, decorate cakes, dance, and shop.  After high school I hope to go to college and study either education, political science, or nursing.

I became involved with Think Twice because gambling is becoming a big problem in our community.  People do not necessarily recognize how detrimental this addiction can be to a family.  That is why Think Twice is such a great campaign, it alerts the public of the dangers of gambling, and it tells people how to get help.  It is a program I support 100%.

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Riley Starnes

Well, my name’s Riley Starnes. I’m a senior at South Medford High School. I enjoy a lot of things, but acting, drawing, and playing guitar are my favorite things to do. I’m on the cross-country team at school, and I like to play tennis. I play video games, none in particular, just random ones. I love coffee and reading. Most of the time I’m a pretty easy going guy and I like to hang out with my friends. I ride my bike around a lot, and I like to meet new people. I became a part of the Think twice campaign because I wanted to make a difference.
 

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There are approximately 27 providers throughout the state of Oregon providing FREE, state-funded, confidential gambling treatment to Oregon residents and their families or friends. All counselors are trained in gambling addiction and certified by the State of Oregon.

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