Druell Erickson is the Floyd Valley Healthcare November Hot Shot
Druell Erickson, son of Ashley Erickson and Andrew Collins of Le Mars, will be honored as a Floyd Valley Healthcare Hot Shot at the November 16th Musketeer game against the Muskegon Lumberjacks. He is fun-loving and giggly 6 year-old that loves dinosaurs farming with his papa and is in the 1st grade.
Druell has been diagnosed with level 2 autism. Level 2 autism is a mid-range level on the autism spectrum (ASD) that requires significant support.
Druell is a patient of Dr. Jolene Meis and enjoys his therapy time with Jess Martinez and Hannah Schramm. With their patience and encouragement as well as working with his teacher, Druell has made tremendous gains this last year with not only sounds but with food aversions.
The Sioux City Musketeers, in partnership with Floyd Valley Healthcare (FVH) began the Hot Shots program in 2018. This program was created with the goal of honoring FVH pediatric patients who have chronic health issues. We are excited to give children an opportunity to have a fun time with their family, cheer on the team and just enjoy being a kid for a night.
