Courtney

And he doesn't know.

Like, he didn't know how to, like, you know, take it.

And, like, he, like, doesn't.

Because everything was...

He was fine one second and the next he wasn't.

And I was able to be like, I used my story to my advantage, but I was able to say, I know I'm not, I didn't have like the same thing happened to you, but I once was, you know, normal, happy and nothing wrong with me.

And then one second, everything was taken from me.

And I was able to be like, I had a stroke and I had to relearn how to do everything.

Like I was in rehab for, I was in the hospital for over a month learning, relearning how to do everything.

No, I agree with you.

A hundred percent.

Then when I first left the hospital, the rehab center, I went over to the hospital to say hi to everybody, like all my therapists, my nurses and, you know, doctors there, just like say hi.

And there's this one therapist that was like, we have a patient here who's from France.

She was over here going to school and she had a stroke and she's in this room.

And I feel like she would benefit from you talking to her about your story.

And how, you know, how you're progressing.

Yeah.

So I was able to, you know, go chat with her.

Even though, like, we didn't speak the same language because obviously she's in France.

But I was able to connect with her emotionally.