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Chad Daniels

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
1403 total appearances

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KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Well, my mom is very excited.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Don't really talk to my dad.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Yeah.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

He left before the whole wheelchair thing, so he's like a regular shitty dad.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

So, I'm about to be 28, right?

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

I got diagnosed at 18.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

And when I was diagnosed, they told me I had diabetes.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Two years left to walk.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

You know, my life expectancy was 40.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

It's progressive, and so much of you is a muscle, so, like, your sight, your hearing, your speech, all that would go.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

So I was kind of a whore for a long time.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Yeah.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Hell yeah.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

But the good news, about like six months ago, the FDA approved the first treatment.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

It's the progression of it.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

You know, if I could just, like, know what my body was going to be like the following day, I think I'd be fine.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

But this medication is just three pills every day, and it pauses the progression.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

So, fuck, I'm very excited about this.

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

So there is a different clinical trial that I was actually part of that is...

KILL TONY
#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

With clinical trials, once they're tested in so many stages, they go into open label, which is when the people that were in the trial get to take it for free for a few years to make sure it's okay before FDA approval.