Madelene Sagstrom knows why she did it. She knows why after more than 16 years of living with unimaginable emotional pain she decided to reveal to those closest to her that at the age of 7 she had been sexually abused by a male friend in her native Sweden.
And why a year ago she took that story globally on the LPGA’s Drive On campaign, a platform for its members to share their stories. Read More
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