33rd Annual TJ Martell Foundation Awards Gala

The transcript recounts the story of TJ, a young man diagnosed with acute myelocytic leukemia at 19. Despite a grim prognosis of a 1% chance of survival beyond six months, TJ's family, including his father, mother, and sister, faced the news with devastation. Dr. James Holland, TJ's leukemia specialist, communicated the harsh realities without giving false hope. TJ, however, chose to fight against the odds and opted for an experimental treatment, understanding the risks involved. His decision was driven by hope and the desire to be among the 1% who might survive.

How old was TJ when he was diagnosed with leukemia?

• 21 years old

• 19 years old

• 25 years old

• 17 years old

What was the chance of TJ surviving more than six months according to the doctors?

• 1%

• 5%

• 10%

• 20%

What was Dr. James Holland's approach when discussing TJ's prognosis?

• He gave false hope.

• He was straightforward and honest.

• He avoided discussing the prognosis.

• He was overly optimistic.

How did TJ's family react to the prognosis?

• They were confused.

• They were indifferent.

• They were devastated.

• They were relieved.

Why did TJ decide to undergo experimental treatment?

• He had no other options.

• He believed it was worth the risk to act in hope.

• He was forced by his family.

• He was unaware of the risks.