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Adrienne Detray
Chief Information Officer, UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INST

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🎥 Dec 30, 2012 📺 TDBankUS ⏱ 0m 👁 1072 views
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About Adrienne Detray

Adrienne Detray, Chief Information Officer at Universal Technical Institute, has spoken publicly about her experience with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS). In a September 2024 interview, Detray stated that she is in bed 23 hours a day and described her education as "on pause" after dropping out of university. She said she was diagnosed with ME/CFS and told to "go home and wait" with no treatment options. Detray noted that she has been taking low dose Naltrexone, which she said was "the first thing that's touched my pain," and that her daily pain now averages around a 5. Detray said she joined the Renegade50 project, part of the Remission Biome project, and described it as "an opportunity to be on the forefront of research." She stated that the project has had "an incredible success rate of people that experience remission or experience baseline increases" and that it has given her "a lot of hope." Detray also said the project has provided resources she has shared with her doctors. In a separate 2013 appearance, Detray described receiving assistance from a customer service representative to deposit a rental payment on a holiday weekend)Skip

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I can tell you a quick little story. I have rental property and at the last minute I needed to receive a deposit on Friday night the holiday weekend of Columbus Day weekend. Somebody wanted to leave and go up that evening, and I called Brenda and said, "What can I do?" And she said, "Just go to a bank. They can just deposit the funds in your account and you'll be good to go." And she walked me through it, gave me the addresses of the banks that the person could walk into, and she just helped me out in a jam. It was something I never would have thought of because Western Union wouldn't have worked at that time.