'Survivor's' Ethan Zohn opens up to 'Bachelor's' Travis Stork on 'The Doctors'
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"The Doctors" has an exclusive interview with "Survivor" winner Ethan Zohn, following his 21 days of isolation after undergoing a stem cell transplant to treat his Hodgkin's Lymphoma."When I was diagnosed with cancer, I realized I'm going to have to get through this game of survivor, but now I'm playing a game for my life and not for a million dollars. I think knowing how far I can push myself and my mind, and my body and my spirit, definitely helped me battle cancer," Zohn tells Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician who was also the season 9 "Bachelor" on ABC.
Stork also speaks with Jenna Morasca, Zohn's girlfriend and fellow "Survivor" contestant. Morasca says, "I pretty much bullied [Ethan] whenever he felt down. I made him watch 'Gladiator' and would say 'get it together and start fighting,' and I think that made a difference."
Jenna lost her mother Carla to cancer six years ago. She famously left "Survivor: All Stars" to be with her, who passed away only eight days later.
Ethan and Jenna's interview airs on "The Doctors" Monday, Feb. 1 on CBS.
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Good luck, Ethan!!!!
Hey, Ethan, I know how you feel and all you have faced, I two a Hodgkins survior twice,and a stem cell survior of eight years now, just know we are on the same battling ground, and we survive for not just ourselves alone, we survive for all those still lost and still coming. God forever bless you and yours,as I see he has, hugs joanie G
My son, Thomas (19) is undergoing preparations for the stem cell transplant at MD Anderson. He too has Hodgkins but has not yet gone into remission entirely but the doctors are moving forward on the stem cell transplant. Any insight you can give me would be greatly appreciated!!