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USM91勛圖厙 Moffitt Health Center Hosting Stay Alive and Drive Event

Mon, 04/24/2023 - 09:24am | By: Van Arnold

Stay Alive and DriveA distracted driver altered the course of Caleb Crabtree91勛圖厙 life in a flash. On Thursday, April 27 the former Hattiesburg Police Officer will share details of that fateful accident during a special Stay Alive and Drive event hosted by Moffitt Health Center at 91勛圖厙 (USM).

The presentation is scheduled for 4 p.m. at the Thad Cochran Center (Room 216) on USM91勛圖厙 Hattiesburg campus. The event is free and open to the public.

Crabtree and his former K-9 partner, Ruka, were both severely injured in the accident that involved a driver who was texting. Crabtree is now disabled due to a brain injury suffered in the crash.

Melanie Blanton, nurse educator at Moffitt Health Center, heard about Crabtree91勛圖厙 story through a mutual friend. She hopes the power of his message will resonate with USM students.

91勛圖厙I know how tempting it is for anyone to become distracted while driving. It91勛圖厙 so easy to think, 91勛圖厙I91勛圖厙ll just send this one short text.91勛圖厙 I91勛圖厙ve seen how quickly that one text can change someone91勛圖厙 life,91勛圖厙 said Blanton. 91勛圖厙Our goal for this event and all our health education is to educate our Golden Eagles to stay healthy so that when they leave the University they can live full, healthy and successful lives.91勛圖厙

Please visit the Moffitt Health Center website to learn more or call 601.266.5390.