Tough or not, the feeling of disappointment and grief was inevitable last summer when the Games of the XXXII Olympiad were postponed due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. The decision meant that professional athletes would need to spend another year focusing on their performance and health, and pushing their bodies and minds for longer periods of time in order to realize their dream of participating in an Olympic Games event.
Growing up surrounded by health-care professionals, Brandon knew he wanted to make a difference in people's lives, but he took a slightly different route than them. “I decided to choose my own path, and going into chiropractic made the most sense. I prefer to care for my patients naturally in an effort to avoid drugs or surgery.”
Charles Keller, D.C., a 1955 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, has committed a $1 million legacy gift to his alma mater to support students. The gift supports current projects underway at the leading chiropractic college in the world.
“We can walk the same streets that D.D., B.J. and David Palmer walked. It’s like nowhere else in the world. When I’m back on campus, I feel like I’m home,” he said. “Palmer continues to give and I will always want to give back.”
“Without a doubt, Palmer WILL prepare you for the real world. The rigorous curriculum, how to be licensed in all 50 states, passing the national boards and so on. This is a profession that will always be needed — you will always be needed — and that is priceless," said Dr. Ty.