Courtney Klein

Yeah, like very fast.

It was just me.

Like, he was very much like...

I shouldn't have been, I was going way too fast.

I came up over that hill, there was nothing you could do.

That's probably true, but I was like 17, 18, 19, dealing with all of this.

It felt like if I hadn't been there, if I had not been running around, going too fast in his truck, trying to be cool in his truck, I wouldn't have had that.

you know, I hit his four wheeler or like something like that, where it's like, he's mad about it.

It's like a life altering thing that happened.

And I feel like when you're that young, it's a lot to carry.

Yeah, it is.

It's like, that's a lot to deal with and process.

And yeah.

So I, I had like very bad anxiety moving past that.

Um,

I feel like I was always an anxious kid, not like in an abnormal way, but like I had anxiety and it like became crippling at points.

My mom became the person who was working.

My dad was not.

He was sitting in a recliner all day, every day.

doing the same thing.