After graduating, Crandall landed a job at the Medical College of Virginia, where he ran a heart transplant program. It was here that Crandall discovered that there were healing forces far beyond what he had learned in medical school.
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 | | Dr. Chauncey Crandall's Unusual Practice | | By Conan Milner | | After graduating, Crandall landed a job at the Medical College of Virginia, where he ran a heart transplant program. It was here that Crandall discovered that there were healing forces far beyond what he had learned in medical school. | | | | | |   | |
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