DJキャレドのインスタグラム(djkhaled) - 7月22日 08時57分

@theywantca it was nice meeting u and thank u for so much luv!! Thank u for supporting me !! Fan luv!! I luv u!!! Enjoy your we the best chain!! U r a WINNER !! Keep winning more !!!!! U r a young ?!!! Bless up!! I love your story! It's so inspiring !!!!!!!! Four years ago, when Chris Alvarez started ninth grade at the Henry Viscardi School, he already had his sights set on becoming high school valedictorian. "People underestimate me," said Alvarez, 18. "Doctors told me I would die at age 5, but I'm still here. I want to continue to show people that they shouldn't underestimate me because of my disability."
At age 2, he was diagnosed with thanatophoric dysplasia Type 2, a severe condition causing skeletal underdevelopment in the chest, rib cage and limbs. He uses a wheelchair and breathes through a ventilator at all times to supply air to his lungs, which are also underdeveloped. Alvarez has lived longer than expected for people with this condition, and out of the six people in the world with this disorder, he is the second oldest.

He has been accepted at Adelphi University and will begin taking classes in the fall as a communications major and a student in the College Science Advancement Program. He has also been named as a finalist for a talent scholarship through Adelphi's Department of Communications.

Alvarez said he dreams of becoming a broadcast journalist, and at a young age he has already had significant experience in the field.

Through an internship with a Spanish television channel, Alvarez has interviewed dozens of celebrities, many from the Hispanic community.

Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Ricky Martin, Selena Gomez, Enrique Iglesias and Maroon 5 are among those Alvarez has interviewed. ??

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