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Mesothelioma Survivor Turns Setbacks into Comebacks
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But he refuses to go there.
Instead, Dykstra continues his eight-year journey as a mesothelioma survivor with considerable resilience. He has overcome two major surgeries, both involving hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy, plus life-threatening side effects and unrelated issues that have tested his resolve.
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Thirty-year-old medical student Emmanuel McNeely considers his life goal and God-given calling to work toward gender and racial diversity in medicine.
“That way we can help eliminate health disparities and really improve health outcomes for all races,” said McNeely, a 2012 graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic University currently pursuing his doctorate in medicine at the Florida Atlantic University’s Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine.
As an African American med student planning to specialize in orthopedic surgery, McNeely believes his career ambitions are a direct result of a surgeon who took the time to mentor him. He has co-founded The Dr. M.D. Project to provide more minority students with guidance in the field. The project earned McNeely the 2021 Young Alumni Award from the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU).