A youth who has committed crimes due to having had a difficult upbringing.

Kahn originally began creating art as a therapeutic response to a difficult upbringing, rather than through a wish to build a career.

Joost was one of three children, and endured a difficult upbringing.

Such an environment can frequently lead to a difficult upbringing for children unfortunate enough to find themselves in this position.

Phillips had a difficult upbringing as a young girl.

Williams, from a difficult upbringing, had become a standout student and leader in student activities.

Humor and heavy doses of philosophy eased a difficult upbringing.

On board, Lucy shares with the judge personal details about her difficult upbringing.

Despite her difficult upbringing, she managed to graduate.