Courtney Finnicum

And about halfway through the year, kind of started barking at me a little bit.

And the docs gave me cortisone and all this stuff.

When the season was over, they had to go in and reattach it.

And I'm going to tell you something, that was not a fun surgery.

So I just literally, I've been in Tucson about a week because I had to stay in Cincinnati because I just couldn't fend for myself for the first couple of weeks.

But now I'm home and I'm going to therapy and I'm going to be fine.

And it's not like, you know, blood clots or heart condition, but it's kind of aggravating.

But it's making me work and that's probably good for me.

The last two months was so hard for me.

And it would make me mad because it was hard for me to get on the field and watch BP and stuff because it hurt.

And it wrapped itself around the sciatic joint or the nerve.

And it was hard.

So...

Because I want to be more active because I like it.

But it kind of wore me down a little bit.

And it made me mad because sometimes I felt like I'm leaning on other people way too much.

And I don't want to do that.

It's not fair to them.

So I'll work at this hard because I want to feel good.

It makes the job way more fun when you're not fighting something physical.