Brent Pease

Like she worked hard at finding avenues for Kyle to express his athleticism and camps.

I mean, me and Evan went to overnight camps.

So did Kyle.

I think what we learned and what we took from that is what you see in the business of the Kyle P summation of KTF that we, we did see all those things, but she never did that to say, you guys have to do this.

She, but it was just what she did as a parent.

And quite frankly, she wasn't coddling us at that point because to coddle us would have been to be like, well, your brother's disabled.

So he sits in the corner or he goes to this home while we all go on vacation, but like, we'll see him.

And it was just, it was like, no, Kyle, you know, Kyle got in trouble.

Kyle, they expected good grades.

Like they expected him to do chores.

You know, they found chores for him to do around the house.

I mean, I'm still to this day angry that Kyle couldn't, you know, do dishes, but

Other than that, my mom's going to text me when she listens to this and tell me to go back to therapy and deal with some more trauma.

But no, but I mean, I think it's kind of like what I'm trying to do with my kids of like, hey, here's this thing.

It's more about my passion and pursuing it than it is about, you know, supporting Kyle.

But what they take from Hawaii, what they take from the years of watching this, I don't know yet.

But I'll try not to coddle them.

I'll try to show them the way and see what they can do with it.

But when we go to like a party with Kyle and the party gets crowded, it gets harder for Kyle to navigate.

And so I'll tend to see Kyle like in the corner, but he's always got somebody with him.