“Survivor” inspires students toward success
Chat Crittenden, a former cast member of “Survivor, Vanuatu” spoke during a student success seminar last night in Albert Taylor Hall. His presentation, entitled “From Surgery to Survivor,” informed students of the power of the will to survive.
“No matter what obstacles people face, I think that hearing a story like mine can help in any situation,” Crittenden said. “Others can see that there are open doors.”
Crittenden, a California native, was diagnosed in 2002 with Synovial Sarcoma, a rare and often fatal form of cancer. In order to live, Crittenden was told that it was necessary to amputate the lower portion of his right leg. Crittenden went ahead with the surgery and began the process of recovery.
While recovering ...
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