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Ringette has become a popular sport on the ice and here in the Chatham-Kent Area people are jumping on the band wagon. 

Oftentimes the people who live life with the most passion and purpose have come the closest to facing death.

This is certainly the case for Steve Bottrill.

The Chatham man's life changed forever on March 22, 1996.

He was two weeks from writing his final exams to earn a history degree from the University of Carleton in Ottawa with a spot already secured at teacher's college.

Returning home for the weekend to finalize plans for his marriage, the vehicle Bottrill was a passenger in hit a patch of ice on Grand Avenue East, near Prince Albert Road, and he took the full brunt of a collision with an oncoming vehicle.

Steve went through physiotherapy to get back on his feet against all odds and won. 

If you have a story to share, tips on health and well being contact us at erik.shaw@cogeco.com to be a guest on Live Your Purpose with host Steve Bottrill

In this episode we had an opportunity to speak with Derek Raspburg one of the admins for Southwestern Ontario Meet and Greet. A group that welcomes newcomers into the Chatham area with a variety of charity events at such places like the Kent Belgian Club.

In this edition of #ICYMI, we interview Mary Ellen Herder who runs the facebook page Entertainment Events and Much More Chatham-Kent, a group that finds local events, concerts and much more in the surrounding area.