Francis Ngannou

But it's not there anymore.

But, you know, one thing is that, you know, my dad passed away.

I was 15 and he got sick.

Just stayed at home for like months and couldn't even go to the hospital.

And get to the point that he couldn't even go to the bathroom on his own.

Nothing.

But I was 15.

I was still at school.

You know, I always tell myself, like, I was a kid.

What could I have done?

And then after a couple of years, I left school.

And then I started things.

I'm like, okay.

I had an excuse when my dad passed away.

I think I'm becoming an adult, and I said,

powerless i still can't do anything if something like that happened what happened if my mom got sick like what happened if i have my own kids like some days and they need me or i will provide for them like or protect them and those was one of the thought that i always have like pushing me living like no i need to do something i need to take action

Then, after years, you get to the point that you feel like you have it figured out.

Like, okay, I can afford health care for my family.

I can take care if somebody needs to go to the hospital or whatever it is.

I'm going to make it.