Challenges dont stifle his good cheer
Ethan Patt says the three things he can’t live without are family, friends and medication for his cystic fibrosis and diabetes. Although he has chronic diseases, he remains optimistic. “The main advice I have for people who are struggling with a chronic disease is to be positive and know that everyone has challenges, and no one is perfect,” he said. “Be the best you can be and don’t worry about the small things in life.”
Ethan William Patt
AGE: 17
GRADE: 12
SCHOOL: Memorial High School, Spring Branch ISD
CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation regional ambassador; cheerleader; Mustang Mentor
FAVORITE CLASS: “Aquatic science. I get the chance to maintain my own aquarium every day while at the same time learning about a new field of science I find fascinating.”
FAVORITE AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITY: “Watch sports on TV. After a long day of school and cheer practice, I am exhausted. Also, I am a huge sports fanatic and love to see what is happening in the sports world.”
FAVORITE WEBSITE: www.espn.com “I am a huge sports fan and would hate not knowing what’s happening in the sports world 24/7.”
FAVORITE MOVIE: “ ‘The Blind Side.’ Michael Oher gives so many people who are less fortunate a motivation not to give up and always pursue their dream.”
AMBITION: “I would love to be a general manager of a pro sports team one day.
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